The Greatest Untold Story Is The Evolution

One Of Man's Important Mistakes, One Which Must Be Remembered, Is His Illusion In Regard To His I. Man Such As We Know Him, The 'man-machine,' The Man Who Cannot 'do,' And With Whom And Through Whom Everything 'happens,' Cannot Have A Permanent And Single I. His I Changes As Quickly As His Thoughts, Feelings And Moods, And He Makes A Profound Mistake In Considering Himself Always One And The Same Person; In Reality He Is Always A Different Person, Not The One He Was A Moment Ago.

The Highest That A Man Can Attain Is To Be Able To Do.

If A Man Could Understand All The Horror Of The Lives Of Ordinary People Who Are Turning Around In A Circle Of Insignificant Interests And Insignificant Aims, If He Could Understand What They Are Losing, He Would Understand That There Can Only Be One Thing That Is Serious For Him - To Escape From The General Law, To Be Free. What Can Be Serious For A Man In Prison Who Is Condemned To Death? Only One Thing: How To Save Himself, How To Escape: Nothing Else Is Serious.

That Which Is Easy Is Bad For Your Inner Life.

Would A Conscious Human Being Destroy Himself Through War, And Crime, And Quarrels? No, A Man Simply Knows Not What He Does To Himself.