Everything Is Possible To Him Who Wills

The Great Work Is, Before All Things, The Creation Of Man By Himself, That Is To Say, The Full And Entire Conquest Of His Faculties And His Future; It Is Especially The Perfect Emancipation Of His Will.

Fear Is Nothing But Idleness Of The Will.

Order Is Never Observed; It Is Disorder Which Attracts Attention Because It Is Awkward And Intrusive.

An Iron Chain Is Less Difficult To Break Than A Chain Of Flowers.

The Placer Is An Enemy Who Must Necessarily Become Our Lord Or Our Slave; One Doesn't Enjoy If It's Not Defeated.