To Him Who Looks At The World

Whatever Happens, Every Individual Is A Child Of His Time; So Philosophy Too Is Its Own Time Apprehended In Thoughts. It Is Just As Absurd To Fancy That A Philosophy Can Transcend Its Contemporary World As It Is To Fancy That An Individual Can Overleap His Own Age, Jump Over Rhodes.

The Heart Is Everywhere, And Each Part Of The Organism Is Only The Specialized Force Of The Heart Itself.

The History Of The World Is None Other Than The Progress Of The , Consciousness Of Freedom.

To Be Independent Of Public Opinion Is The First Formal Condition Of Achieving Anything Great.

The Life Of God - The Life Which The Mind Apprehends And Enjoys As It Rises To The Absolute Unity Of All Things - May Be Described As A Play Of Love With Itself; But This Idea Sinks To An Edifying Truism, Or Even To A Platitude, When It Does Not Embrace In It The Earnestness, The Pain, The Patience, And Labor, Involved In The Negative Aspect Of Things.