From Looking At Your Neighbor And Realizing

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.

Ancient Art Has A Specific Inner Content. At One Time, Art Possessed The Same Purpose That Books Do In Our Day, Namely: To Preserve And Transmit Knowledge. In Olden Days, People Did Not Write Books, They Incorporated Their Knowledge Into Works Of Art. We Would Find A Great Many Ideas In The Works Of Ancient Art Passed Down To Us, If Only We Knew How To Read Them.

Conscious Faith Is Freedom. Emotional Faith Is Slavery. Mechanical Faith Is Foolishness.

A Miracle Is Not The Breaking Of Physical Laws, But Rather Represents Laws Which Are Incomprehensible To Us.

With Thorns In The Inner World There Will Always Be Roses In The Outer World, In Law-able Compensation.