Every Grown-up Man Consists Wholly Of Habits,

Man Has No Individual 'i'. But There Are, Instead, Hundreds And Thousands Of Separate Small 'i's, Very Often Entirely Unknown To One Another, Never Coming Into Contact, Or, On The Contrary, Hostile To Each Other, Mutually Exclusive And Incompatible. Each Minute, Each Moment, Man Is Saying Or Thinking, 'i'. And Each Time His 'i' Is Different. Just Now It Was A Thought, Now It Is A Desire, Now A Sensation, Now Another Thought, And So On, Endlessly. Man Is A Plurality. Man's Name Is Legion.

All Who Have Come To Me Must Have Enema Each Day.

Take The Understanding Of The East And The Knowledge Of The West-and Then Seek.

Consciousness Is A State In Which A Man Knows All At Once Everything That He In General Knows And In Which He Can See How Little He Does Know And How Many Contradictions There Are In What He Knows.

Personality In Man Is What Is "not His Own" . . . What Come From Outside, What He Has Learned, Or Reflects, All Traces Of Exterior Impressions Left In The Memory.