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“What one has done, all may do.”
Meaning & context
Trine presents earlier human attainment as evidence of possibility rather than as a closed privilege, using the claim to encourage readers to regard growth as achievable.
Source details
In Tune with the Infinite; or, Fullness of Peace, Power, and Plenty, Preface, Project Gutenberg #23559. 'What one has done, all may do' follows Trine's claim that great religious and spiritual figures acted in accordance with a universal law. It remains New Thought-era possibility rhetoric and spiritual philosophy, not empirical evidence that every person can reproduce every achievement regardless of circumstance.
