A Hero Is A Man Who Does

Any Man Who Is Really A Man Must Learn To Be Alone In The Midst Of Others, To Think Alone For Others, And, If Necessary, Against Others.

No One Ever Reads A Book. He Reads Himself Through Books.

The True Vedantic Spirit Does Not Start Out With A System Of Preconceived Ideas. It Possesses Absolute Liberty And Unrivalled Courage Among Religions With Regard To The Facts To Be Observed And The Diverse Hypotheses It Has Laid Down For Their Coordination. Never Having Been Hampered By A Priestly Order, Each Man Has Been Entirely Free To Search Wherever He Pleased For The Spiritual Explanation Of The Spectacle Of The Universe.

When Nothing Hampers Action, The Soul Has Fewer Reasons For Action.

Everyone, Deep Down Within, Carries A Small Cemetery Of Those He Has Loved.