Yehudi Menuhin Quotes

It Is A Technique Ideally Suited To Prevent Physical And Mental Illness And To Protect The Body Generally, Developing An Inevitable Sense Of Self-reliance And Assurance.

We Embark Unhesitatingly On The Path, In A Direction That Is Absolutely Right And Urgent, Supported By Everyone, In The Knowledge That This Path Is But A Learning Process

Mozart Resolved His Emotions On A Level That Transformed Them Into Moods Uncontaminated By Mortal Anguish, Enabling Him To Express The Angelic Anguish That Is So Peculiarly His Own.

Homeopathy Is One Of The Few Medical Specialties Which Carries No Penalties -- Only Benefits.

The Art Of Creation Lies In The Gift Of Perceiving The Particular And Generalizing It, Thus Creating The Particular Again. It Is Therefore A Powerful Transforming Force And A Generator Of Creative Solutions In Relation To A Given Problem. It Is The Currency Of Human Exchanges, Which Enables The Sharing Of States Of The Soul And Conscience, And The Discovery Of New Fields Of Experience.

There Are No Rules In The Service Of God, And This Itself Is No Rule.

Our Life Must Have An Aim, But We Must Also Ensure That The Direction We Take Is A Good One.

The Violinist Must Possess The Poets Gift Of Piercing The Protective Hide Which Grows On Propagandists, Stockbrokers And Slave Traders, To Penetrate The Deeper Truth Which Lies Within.

There Are Three Levels Of Service. The Highest Level Is That Of One Who Performs Good Deeds The Whole Day And Yet Feels That He Has Not Acheived Anything. The Second Level Is Someone Who, Though He Has Not Done Anything, Knows That He Has Not Corrected Anything In This World. This Is Good, And There Is Hope For Him That He Might Correct His Ways. However, Someone Who Is Righteous In His Own Eyes Deceived Himself All His Life; His Good Deeds Will Be Lost.

Searching And The Route We Take Are More Important Than Making A Find.

I Would Hate To Think I Am Not An Amature. An Amateur Is One Who Loves What He Is Doing. Very Often, I'm Afraid, The Professional Hates What He Is Doing. So, I'd Rather Be An Amateur.

I Still Look To Music To Heal And Bind; I Still Think The Musician Can Be A Trusted Object Offering His Fellow-man Solace But Also A Reminder Of Human Excellence.