To Change Everything, Simply Change Your Attitude.

Far More Critical Than What We Know Or What We Don't Know Is What We Don't Want To Know.

We Know That Words Cannot Move Mountains, But They Can Move The Multitude; And Men Are More Ready To Fight And Die For A Word Than For Anything Else. Words Shape Thought, Stir Feeling, And Beget Action; They Kill And Revive, Corrupt And Cure. The "men-of-words"- Priests, Prophets, Intellectuals- Have Played A More Decisive Role In History Than Military Leaders, Statesmen, And Businessmen.

We Are Least Open To Precise Knowledge Concerning The Things We Are Most Vehement About.

The Less Satisfaction We Derive From Being Ourselves, The Greater Is Our Desire To Be Like Others.

To Believe That If We Could Have But This Or That We Would Be Happy Is To Suppress The Realization That The Cause Of Our Unhappiness Is In Our Inadequate And Blemished Selves. Excessive Desire Is Thus A Means Of Suppressing Our Sense Of Worthlessness.