In The Long Run, Every Man Will

It Is The Part Of An Uneducated Person To Blame Others Where He Himself Fares Ill; To Blame Himself Is The Part Of One Whose Education Has Begun; To Blame Neither Another Nor His Own Self Is The Part Of One Whose Education Is Already Complete.

It Is Not Things In Themselves Which Trouble Us, But Our Opinions Of Things.

Never Say Of Anything I Have Lost It, Only Say That I Have Given It Back.

Contentment, As It Is A Short Road And Pleasant, Has Great Delight And Little Trouble.

Within Our Control Are Our Own Opinions, Aspirations, And Desires And The Demons That Distract Us From These Goals. Outside Of Our Control Are Such Things As What Kind Of Body We Have, Whether Or Not We Are Born Into Wealth, And How We Are Regarded By Others.