The Doctor Sees All The Weakness Of

All Pantheism Must Ultimately Be Shipwrecked On The Inescapable Demands Of Ethics, And Then On The Evil And Suffering Of The World. If The World Is A Theophany , Then Everything Done By Man, And Even By Animal, Is Equally Divine And Excellent; Nothing Can Be More Censurable And Nothing More Praiseworthy Than Anything Else; Hence There Is No Ethics.

A Word Too Much Always Defeats Its Purpose.

[t]he Moralists Of Europe [have] Pretended That Beasts Have No Rights... A Doctrine Revolting/gross/barbarous... On Which A Native Of The Asiatic Uplands Could Not Look Without Righteous Horror.

What A Man Is Contributes Much More To His Happiness Than What He Has Or How He Is Regarded By Others.

For The World Is Hell, And Men Are On The One Hand The Tormented Souls And On The Other The Devils In It.