What Is Worth While?: And Working With Giant Power - Paperback

"What Is Worth While?" is a profound and enduring essay that explores the core principles of a meaningful and purposeful life. Written by Anna Robertson Brown Lindsay, this work challenges readers to evaluate their daily priorities and focus on the eternal rather than the ephemeral. Through a series of thoughtful reflections, Lindsay discusses the importance of character, service, and the cultivation of an inner spiritual life. The essay encourages an outlook of hope and integrity, urging individuals to invest their time and energy into pursuits that possess lasting value.

Accompanying this classic text is "Working With Giant Power", which delves into the concept of tapping into a higher, divine strength to navigate the complexities of human existence. Together, these pieces offer a compelling vision of personal development and ethical living. Lindsay's prose is characterized by its clarity and sincerity, making complex philosophical and spiritual concepts accessible to a broad audience. This volume remains a significant contribution to the literature of self-improvement and spiritual guidance, providing timeless insights into the quest for a life of significance and lasting impact.

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