It's Very Hard To Know What Wisdom

Many People Nowadays Who Discover That They Have A Major Symptom, Whether Psychological Or Physical, Begin To Study It. They Get Drawn Very Deeply Into The Area Of Their Trouble. They Want To Know More Than Their Doctor. That's A Curious Thing, And Not At All The Way It Used To Be.

How Can We Know Ourselves By Ourselves? . . . Soul Needs Intimate Connection, Not Only To Individuate, But Simply To Live. For This We Need Relationships Of The Profoundest Kind Through Which We Can Realize Ourselves, Where Self-revelation Is Possible, Where Interest In And Love For Soul Is Paramount.

I Think We're Miserable Partly Because We Have Only One God, And That's Economics.

To Hope For Nothing, To Expect Nothing, To Demand Nothing. This Is Analytical Despair.

'mediocre' Tends To Mean 'undistinguished', While Snobs Enjoy Their Distinguishing Hallmarks Of Style - How They Wear Clothes, Use Words, Where They Go And Gather And Gossip. ...whatever The Circumstances The Genius Has Put You Into, The Fact Of Individuality Defends The Soul Against All Class-action Claims. No Soul Is Mediocre, Whatever Your Personal Taste For Conventionality, Whatever Your Personal Record Of Middling Achievements.