For A Desperate Disease A Desperate Cure.

Children's Plays Are Not Sports, And Should Be Deemed As Their Most Serious Actions.

We Are All Patchwork, And So Shapeless And Diverse In Composition That Each Bit, Each Moment, Plays Its Own Game.

To Make Judgements About Great And Lofty Things, A Soul Of The Same Stature Is Needed; Otherwise We Ascribe To Them That Vice Which Is Our Own.

No Spiritual Mind Remains Within Itself; It Is Always Aspiring And Going Beyond Its Own Strength.

To Philosophize Is To Learn To Die.