Untitled Document Conditions of the Heart A story is told of a tourist staying at an inn in northern Italy. Noticing that the floor was made of mud he realized that the more it was mopped, the worse it became. They must be made anew.
Courses of study can train the mind.
But the real champion is the person whose heart can be educated. Even better, the victor is the one who yields for a heart change. The ventricle pumps about 11,000 quarts per day, or 265 million quarts in a lifetime. If an elevator could be connected to this engine, you could ride from the ground floor to the fifth floor of a building in about an hour. Yet, as wonderful as the human heart is, it can still be replete with problems.