If You Want To Love You Must

Mere Goodness Can Achieve Little Against The Power Of Nature.

We Must Have A New Mythology, But It Must Place Itself At The Service Of Ideas, It Must Become A Mythology Of Reason. Mythology Must Become Philosophical, So That The People May Become Rational, And Philosophy Must Become Mythological, So That Philosophers May Become Sensible. If We Do Not Give Ideas A Form That Is Aesthetic, I.e., Mythological, They Will Hold No Interest For People.

Animals Are In Possession Of Themselves; Their Soul Is In Possession Of Their Body. But They Have No Right To Their Life, Because They Do Not Will It.

The Spirit Is Never At Rest, But Always Engaged In Progressive Motion, Giving Itself New Form.

Evil Resides In The Very Gaze Which Perceives Evil All Around Itself.