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    <em>Holy thoughts </em>in the heart, transfigure the <em>life</em>. Your daily <em>thoughts — </em>build up your <em>character</em>. Our hearts are the <em>quarries </em>where the <em>blocks </em>are fashioned, which we build into our <em>life-temple</em>. If our <em>thoughts </em>and meditations are holy, beautiful, true, pure, loving, and gentle — our <em>life </em>will grow into Christ-likeness. <br />
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    Drummond tells of a young girl whose character ripened into rare beauty — &quot;one of the loveliest lives,&quot;he says, &quot;that ever bloomed on earth!&quot; She always wore around her neck <em>a little locket</em>. But no one was ever allowed to open the locket or to know what it contained.<br />
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    Once, however, in a time of dangerous illness, she permitted a friend to look within it, and there she saw the words, <em>&quot;Whom having not seen — I love.&quot; </em>That was the secret of the dear child's transfiguration of character — <strong>loving the unseen Christ</strong>. The same love — warm, tender, earnest, glowing in the heart year after year — will transfigure any life into heavenly beauty!