Indeed, It Is Not Intellect, But Intuition

A Happy Man Is Too Satisfied With The Present To Dwell Too Much On The Future.

We Must Recognize What In Our Accepted Tradition Is Damaging To Our Fate And Dignity-and Shape Our Lives Accordingly.

Teaching Should Be Such That What Is Offered Is Perceived As A Valuable Gift And Not As Hard Duty. Never Regard Study As Duty But As The Enviable Opportunity To Learn To Know The Liberating Influence Of Beauty In The Realm Of The Spirit For Your Own Personal Joy And To The Profit Of The Community To Which Your Later Work Belongs.

Few People Are Capable Of Expressing With Equanimity Opinions Which Differ From The Prejudices Of Their Social Environment. Most People Are Even Incapable Of Forming Such Opinions.

The Value Of Achievement Lies In The Achieving.