At Each Epoch Of History The World

The Poet Knows Himself Only On The Condition That Things Resound In Him, And That In Him, At A Single Awakening, They And He Come Forth Together Out Of Sleep.

The Act Of Philosophizing Involves The Character Of The Philosopher.

The More The Poet Grows, The Deeper The Level Of Creative Intuition Descends Into The Density Of His Soul. Where Formerly He Could Be Moved To Song, He Can Do Nothing Now, He Must Dig Deeper.

Since Science's Competence Extends To Observable And Measurable Phenomena, Not To The Inner Being Of Things, And To The Means, Not To The Ends Of Human Life, It Would Be Nonsense To Expect That The Progress Of Science Will Provide Men With A New Type Of Metaphysics, Ethics, Or Religion.

What Makes Man Most Unhappy Is To Be Deprived Not Of That Which He Had, But Of That Which He Did Not Have, And Did Not Really Know.