To A Starving Man, God Can Only

I Claim To Be No More Than The Average Person With Less Than Average Ability. I Have Not The Shadow Of A Doubt That Any Man Or Woman Can Achieve What I Have, If He Or She Would Make The Same Effort And Cultivate The Same Hope And Faith.

A Great Man May Not Do Great Things But They Do Ordinary Things Greatly.

Culture Of The Mind Must Be Subservient To The Heart.

None, While In Flesh, Can Be Entirely Free From Himsa, Because One Never Completely Renounces The Will To Live.

Human Language Can But Imperfectly Describe God's Ways. I Am Sensible Of The Fact That They Are Indescribable And Inscrutable. But If Mortal Man Will Dare To Describe Them, He Has No Better Medium Than His Own Inarticulate Speech.