The Only Kind Of Dignity Which Is

Never Measure The Height Of A Mountain Until You Have Reached The Top. Then You Will See How Low It Was.

What Makes Loneliness An Anguish Is Not That I Have No One To Share My Burden, But This: I Have Only My Own Burden To Bear.

Acts Of Violence-- Whether On A Large Or A Small Scale, The Bitter Paradox: The Meaningfulness Of Death--and The Meaninglessness Of Killing.

Forgiveness Breaks The Chain Of Causality Because He Who 'forgives' You--out Of Love--takes Upon Himself The Consequences Of What You Have Done. Forgiveness, Therefore, Always Entails A Sacrifice. The Price You Must Pay For Your Own Liberation Through Another's Sacrifice Is That You In Turn Must Be Willing To Liberate In The Same Way, Irrespective Of The Consequences To Yourself.

Life Yields Only To The Conqueror.