If Greed Were Not The Master Of

Work And Leisure Are Complementary Parts Of The Same Living Process And Cannot Be Separated Without Destroying The Joy Of Work And The Bliss Of Leisure.

You Can Either Read Something Many Times In Order To Be Assured That You Got It All, Or Else You Can Define Your Purpose And Use Techniques Which Will Assure That You Have Met It And Gotten What You Need

If I Limit Myself To Knowledge That I Consider True Beyond Doubt, I Minimize The Risk Of Error But I Maximize, At The Same Time, The Risk Of Missing Out On What May Be The Subtlest, Most Important And Most Rewarding Things In Life.

No Degree Of Prosperity Could Justify The Accumulation Of Large Amounts Of Highly Toxic Substances Which Nobody Knows How To Make Safe And Which Remain An Incalculable Danger To The Whole Of Creation For Historical Or Even Geological Ages. To Do Such A Thing Is A Transgression Against Life Itself, A Transgression Infinitely More Serious Than Any Crime Perpetrated By Man. The Idea That A Civilization Could Sustain Itself On Such A Transgression Is An Ethical, Spiritual, And Metaphysical Monstrosity. It Means Conducting The Economical Affairs Of Man As If People Did Not Matter At All.

Anything That We Can Destroy, But Are Unable To Make Is, In A Sense, Sacred, And All Our 'explanations' Of It Do Not Explain Anything.