A Religion Can No More Afford To

All Progress In Literary Style Lies In The Heroic Resolve To Cast Aside Accretions And Exuberances, All The Conventions Of A Past Age That Were Once Beautiful Because Alive And Are Now False Because Dead.

Philosophy Is A Purely Personal Matter. A Genuine Philosopher's Credo Is The Outcome Of A Single Complex Personality; It Cannot Be Transferred. No Two Persons, If Sincere, Can Have The Same Philosophy.

Pain And Death Are Part Of Life. To Reject Them Is To Reject Life Itself.

The Art Of Dancing Stands At The Source Of All The Arts That Express Themselves First In The Human Person. The Art Of Building, Or Architecture, Is The Beginning Of All The Arts That Lie Outside The Person; And In The End They Unite.

The Immense Value Of Becoming Acquainted With A Foreign Language Is That We Are Thereby Led Into A New World Of Tradition And Thought And Feeling.