I Do The Unpleasant Tasks Before I

Live As If You Were Living A Second Time, And As Though You Had Acted Wrongly The First Time.

What You Have Experienced, No Power On Earth Can Take From You.

Woe To Him Who Saw No More Sense In His Life, No Aim, No Purpose, And Therefore No Point In Carrying On.

The Crowning Experience Of All, For The Homecoming Man, Is The Wonderful Feeling That, After All He Has Suffered, There Is Nothing He Need Fear Anymore—except His God.

There Is Nothing In The World, I Venture To Say, That Would So Effectively Help One To Survive Even The Worst Conditions As The Knowledge That There Is A Meaning In One's Life.