What is the idea of immortal life?

If you could only get hold of the idea of immortal life, and cling to it! 

If you could realise yourself, as being without beginning and without end, then you might commence to do things worthwhile. 

It is a wonderful consciousness, that consciousness of eternity. 

Small troubles seem indeed small to him who thinks of himself in the terms of a million years, or a million dollars, or a million of anything; the figure is merely a symbol, for a great quantity, whether it be years or gold pieces. 

The idea cannot be fixed; there will always be something that escapes. 

No millionaire knows exactly what he is worth at any given time, for there is always interest to be counted, and the value is a shifting one. 

It is so with immortality. 

Do not think of yourself, as having lived a million years or a trillion years, but as truly immortal, without beginning or end. 

The man who knows himself to be rich is richer than the man who says that he has a

certain amount of money, be the amount large or small. 

So rest in the consciousness of eternity, and work in the consciousness of eternity.

—The Judge