Emerson - Scatter Joy CarvingABOUT THIS CARVING Full Inscription: Scatter Joy (Emerson) Origins: We found the concept of scattering joy in Ralph Waldo Emersons The Conduct of Life (1860) essays. It is thought to be one of Emersons most successful publications and has been reprinted in many languages. Here is the full line of text from which we drew Emersons great thought and carved it as a beautiful motto for daily living: There is no beautifier of complexion, or form, or

our friends

credited this book with shaping their world views

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business or public - or on display wherever you choose to do your reading or writing

Our mission in creating this carving is primarily educational

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a native son of Boston

a decorum and sanctity reign

Early references to "The Golden Rule" are noted in the United States and England by the mid-1800's

Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address

Full Inscription: For God so loved the world

the one that has survived the test of time (and which is inscribed at the Unites States Navy Memorial in Washington