Chapter 76Boldness

Boldness: do fearlessly what must be done, not dreading any difficulty.

* Mental boldness: let your mind be capable of foreseeing the perfections of tomorrow.

* Vital boldness must surrender to reason.

* Physical boldness does not know the impossible in its consecre-tion to the Divine.

* Spontaneous boldness: one of the results of perfect trust in the Divine.

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COURAGE Courage: bold, it faces all dangers.

* Integral courage: whatever the domain, whatever the danger, the attitude remains the same — calm and assured.

* Courage is a sign of the soul’s nobility.

But courage must be calm and master of itself, generous and benevolent.

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