Never, For The Sake Of Peace And

The Only Kind Of Dignity Which Is Genuine Is That Which Is Not Diminished By The Indifference Of Others.

Better Than Other People.' Sometimes He Says: 'that, At Least, You Are.' But More Often: 'why Should You Be? Either You Are What You Can Be, Or You Are Not - Like Other People.

This Accidental Meeting Of Possibilities Calls Itself I. I Ask: What Am I Doing Here? And, At Once, This I Becomes Unreal.

At Some Moment I Did Answer "yes" To Someone Or Something. And From That Hour On I Was Certain That Existence Is Meaningful.

Maturity - Among Other Things, The Unclouded Happiness Of The Child At Play, Who Takes It For Granted That He Is At One With His Play-mates.