He Who Doesn't Find A Little Enough

Any Man Who Does Not Think That What He Has Is More Than Ample, Is An Unhappy Man, Even If He Is The Master Of The Whole World.

We Have Been Born Once And There Can Be No Second Birth. Fir All Eternity We Shall No Longer Be. But You, Although You Are Not Master Of Tomorrow, Are Postponing Your Happiness.

Men, Believing In Myths, Will Always Fear Something Terrible, Everlasting Punishment As Certain Or Probable . . . Men Base All These Fears Not On Mature Opinions, But On Irrational Fancies, That They Are More Disturbed By Fear Of The Unknown Than By Facing Facts. Peace Of Mind Lies In Being Delivered From All These Fears.

We Must Consider Both The Ultimate End And All Clear Sensory Evidence, To Which We Refer Our Opinions; For Otherwise Everything Will Be Full Of Uncertainty And Confusion.

So Death, The Most Terrifying Of Ills, Is Nothing To Us, Since So Long As We Exist, Death Is Not With Us; But When Death Comes, Then We Do Not Exist. It Does Not Then Concern Either The Living Or The Dead, Since For The Former It Is Not, And The Latter Are No More.