Many Persons Of High Intelligence Have Notoriously

The Deepest And Rarest Kind Of Courage Has Nothing To Do With Feats Or Obstacles In The Outside World; And, Indeed, Has Nothing To Do With The Outside World - It Is The Courage To Be Who You Are.

Sincerity That Thinks It Is The Sole Possessor Of The Truth Is A Deadlier Sin Than Hypocrisy, Which Knows Better.

The Acceptance Of Ambiguity Implies More Than The Commonplace Understanding That Some Good Things And Some Bad Things Happen To Us. It Means That We Know That Good And Evil Are Inextricably Intermixed In Human Affairs; That They Contain, And Sometimes Embrace, Their Opposites; That Success May Involve Failure Of A Different Kind, And Failure May Be A Kind Of Triumph.

The Best Combination Of Parents Consists Of A Father Who Is Gentle Beneath His Firmness, And A Mother Who Is Firm Beneath Her Gentleness.

The Greatest Educational Dogma Is Also Its Greatest Fallacy: The Belief That What Must Be Learned Can Necessarily Be Taught.