Reason Commands Us Far More Imperiously Than

What A Difficult Thing It Is To Ask Someone's Advice On A Matter Without Coloring His Judgment By The Way In Which We Present Our Problem.

If We Regulate Our Conduct According To Our Own Convictions, We May Safely Disregard The Praise Or Censure Of Others.

All Man's Troubles Come From Not Knowing How To Sit Still In One Room.

The Multitude Which Does Not Reduce Itself To Unity Is Confusion.

Our Soul Is Cast Into A Body, Where It Finds Number, Time, Dimension. Thereupon It Reasons, And Calls This Nature Necessity, And Can Believe Nothing Else.