May 28th

Morning and Evening Thoughts, by James Allen, was first published in 1909.
This title is in the public domain.
Edited* by Stanley Edward.

They who know that Love is at the heart of all things, and have realized the all-sufficing power of that Love, have no room in their heart for condemnation.
If you love people and speak of them with praise, until they in some way thwart you, or do something of which you disapprove, and then you dislike them and speak of them with dispraise, you are not governed by the Love which is of God. If, in your heart, you are continually arraigning and condemning others, selfless love is hidden from you.
Train your mind in strong, impartial, and gentle thought; train your heart in purity and compassion; train your tongue to silence, and to true and stainless speech; so shall you enter the way of holiness and peace, and shall ultimately realize the immortal Love. 
(Thought for the Evening)

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Edited by Stanley Edward to clarify constrictive or nuanced language common at the time of the original publication. Details on this entry's edits:*

• Universal “man,” “mankind,” etc., has been changed to “people,” “humanity,” or “human beings. Pronouns changed accordingly, from “he” to “they,” etc.