Youth's Noble Path
Youth's Noble Path (1911) is a book written by F. J. Gould. Its full title is Youth's Noble Path: A volume of moral instruction designed for the use of children, parents, and teachers and mainly based on Eastern tradition, poetry, and history.
The Mother translated and adapted some of the stories in Youth's Noble Path into French, for the children of the Ashram school. These were published by the Ashram in 1946 under the title Belles Histoires. English re-translations of these adaptations were then brought out in 1951 under the title Tales of All Times. These stories are now included in Words of Long Ago, Volume 2 of the Collected Works of the Mother.
Words of Long Ago
“Tales of All Times”
- One: Self-Control
- Two: Courage
- Three: Cheerfulness
- Four: Self-Reliance
- Five: Patience and Perseverence
- Six: The Simple Life
- Seven: Prudence
- Eight: Sincerity
- Nine: Right Judgment
- Ten: Order
- Eleven: Building and Destroying
- Twelve: The Giver
- Thirteen: The Conquest of Knoweldge
- Fourteen: Modesty
- Fifteen: The Family
- Sixteen: Sympathy
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