Quality Isn't A Thing. It Is An

Any Person Of Any Philosophic Persuasion Who Sits On A Hot Stove Will Verify Without Any Intellectual Argument Whatsoever That He Is In An Undeniably Low-quality Situation: That The Value Of His Predicament Is Negative. This Low Quality Is Not Just A Vague, Woolly-headed, Crypto-religious, Metaphysical Abstraction. It Is An Experience. It Is Not A Judgment About An Experience. It Is Not A Description Of Experience. The Value Itself Is An Experience. As Such It Is Completely Predictable. It Is Verifiable By Anyone Who Cares To Do So.

Programs Of A Political Nature Are Important End Products Of Social Quality That Can Be Effective Only If The Underlying Structure Of Social Values Is Right. The Social Values Are Right Only If The Individual Values Are Right. The Place To Improve The World Is First In One's Heart And Head And Hands, And Then Work Outward From There.

When You Look Directly At An Insane Man All You See Is A Reflection Of Your Own Knowledge That He's Insane, Which Is Not To See Him At All.

Quality... You Know What It Is, Yet You Don't Know What It Is.

…the Doctrinal Differences Between Hinduism And Buddhism And Taoism Are Not Anywhere Near As Important As Doctrinal Differences Among Christianity And Islam And Judaism. Holy Wars Are Not Fought Over Them Because Verbalized Statements About Reality Are Never Presumed To Be Reality Itself.