To Decide To Become A Philosopher Seemed

We Must Learn To Talk With Each Other, And We Mutually Must Understand And Accept One Another In Our Extraordinary Differences.

Everything Depends Therefore On Encountering Thought At Its Source. Such Thought Is The Reality Of Man's Being, Which Achieved Consciousness And Understanding Of Itself Through It.

Man Is Always Something More Than What He Knows Of Himself. He Is Not What He Is Simply Once And For All, But Is A Process; He Is Not Merely An Extant Life, But Is, Within That Life, Endowed With Possibilities Through The Freedom He Possesses To Make Of Himself What He Will By The Activities On Which He Decides.

Philosophy As Practice Does Not Mean Its Restriction To Utility Or Applicability, That Is, To What Serves Morality Or Produces Serenity Of Soul.

Even Scientific Knowledge, If There Is Anything To It, Is Not A Random Observation Of Random Objects; For The Critical Objectivity Of Significant Knowledge Is Attained As A Practice Only Philosophically In Inner Action.