The Wise Man Is He Who Constantly

Know Thyself. A Maxim As Pernicious As It Is Ugly. Whoever Studies Himself Arrest His Own Development. A Caterpillar Who Seeks To Know Himself Would Never Become A Butterfly.

Our Deeds Attach Themselves To Us Like The Flame To Phosphorus. They Constitute Our Brilliance, To Be Sure, But Only In So Far As They Consume Us.

The Individual Person Is More Interesting Than People In General; He And Not They Is The One Whom God Created In His Image.

I Advise The Young To Tell Themselves Constantly That Most Often It Is Up To Them Alone.

Generally Among Intelligent People Are Found Nothing But Paralytics And Among Men Of Action Nothing But Fools.