Quote by William James

Spiritual energy flows in and produces effects in the phenomenal world.

Spiritual energy flows in and produces effects in the phenom

Summary

This quote suggests that there exists a spiritual energy that is constantly flowing and influencing the physical world we experience. It implies that this energy is not limited to just existing in a metaphysical realm, but rather has the ability to have tangible effects on our everyday lives and surroundings. The quote highlights the notion that there is a deeper connection between the spiritual and physical aspects of existence, where the energy from the spiritual realm influences and shapes our reality.

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