Philosophy May Describe Unreasoning, As It May

Love Make Us Poets, And The Approach Of Death Should Make Us Philosophers.

The Traveller Must Be Somebody And Come From Somewhere, So That His Definite Character And Moral Traditions May Supply An Organ And A Point Of Comparison For His Observations.

Religion Should Be Disentangled As Much As Possible From History And Authority And Metaphysics, And Made To Rest Honestly On One's Fine Feelings, On One's Indomitable Optimism And Trust In Life.

A Dream Is Always Simmering Below The Conventional Surface Of Speech And Reflection.

If All Art Aspires To The Condition Of Music, All The Sciences Aspire To The Condition Of Mathematics.