Schiller Moves Upward. Goethe Comes From Up

If We Notice A Few Errors In The Work Of A Proven Master, We May And Even Will Often Be Correct; If We Believe, However, That He Is Completely And Utterly Mistaken, We Are In Danger Of Missing His Entire Concept.

Even With Limited Intelligence, Knowing Oneself Is Not As Difficult As Some Say, But To Act According To What One Has Realized About Oneself In Real Life Is As Difficult As Practicing Anything Else, Compared To Theory.

Never Expect Any Recognition Here--the System Prohibits It. The Cross Is Not Affixed To The Genius, No, The Genius Is Affixed To The Cross.

Reason And The Ability To Use It Are Two Separate Skills.

A Love That Dies Has Never Lived.