Emphasis Preaching Journal

Dr. Carl Jung, the Swiss psychiatrist, once had a troubled clergyman come to him for help. His work schedule was overwhelming. Dr. Jung suggested that he work eight hours a day, get eight hours of sleep at night, and spend the remaining hours in his study all alone in quiet. The clergyman agreed to follow this plan. He worked only eight hours and in the evening he went into his study, played a few Chopin etudes and finished a Herman Hesse novel. The next evening he read Thomas Mann's Magic Mountain and played a Mozart sonata.