If There Is Meaning In Life At

Sleep [is Like] A Dove Which Has Landed Near One's Hand And Stays There As Long As One Does Not Pay Any Attention To It.

Man’s Main Concern Is Not To Gain Pleasure Or To Avoid Pain But Rather To See A Meaning In His Life.

The Meaning Of Our Existence Is Not Invented By Ourselves, But Rather Detected.

The Crowning Experience Of All, For The Homecoming Man, Is The Wonderful Feeling That, After All He Has Suffered, There Is Nothing He Need Fear Anymore—except His God.

We Cannot, After All, Judge A Biography By Its Length, By The Number Of Pages In It; We Must Judge By The Richness Of The Contents...sometimes The 'unfinisheds' Are Among The Most Beautiful Symphonies.