The Golden Age, When Rambunctious Spirits Were

Every Society Has A Tendency To Reduce It's Opponents To Caricatures.

But Not To Perish From Internal Distress And Doubt When One Inflicts Great Suffering And Hears The Cry Of Suffering : That Is Great, That Belongs To Greatness.

A Friend Should Be A Master At Guessing And Keeping Still: You Must Not Want To See Everything.

Praise Is More Obtrusive Than A Reproach.

We Must Remain As Close To The Flowers, The Grass, And The Butterflies As The Child Is Who Is Not Yet So Much Taller Than They Are.