FORGETFULNESS THAT IS REMEMBERED.
By Sunday School Times
SELF-REMEMBRANCE is a sure poison. It stunts our growth, and blocks our progress, and destroys our usefulness. And to be always thinking about ourselves is the surest way to help others to forget us.7Some one has gone to the very heart of the matter in the saying: "Once in a great while a man forgets himself into immortality." For when a man cares more about every one else in the world than about himself, the world is not going to forget him. That is one reason why the name of Christ grows greater with every passing year. It is the Christ-way; and this recipe for immortality is only another way of saying that men may find life by losing it.—Sunday School Times.