God Is The Pain Of The Fear

Man Only Likes To Count His Troubles, But He Does Not Count His Joys.

I Gave Up Caring About Anything, And All The Problems Disappeared.

If Man Has One Good Memory To Go By, That May Be Enough To Save Him.

Beggars, Especially Noble Beggars, Should Never Show Themselves In The Street; They Should Ask For Alms Through The Newspapers. It's Still Possible To Love One's Neighbor Abstractly, And Even Occasionally From A Distance, But Hardly Ever Up Close.

By Interpreting Freedom As The Propagation And Immediate Gratification Of Needs, People Distort Their Own Nature, For They Engender In Themselves A Multitude Of Pointless And Foolish Desires, Habits, And Incongruous Stratagems. Their Lives Are Motivated Only By Mutual Envy, Sensuality, And Ostentation.