To Suffer Unecessarily Is Masochistic Rather Than

Life Asks Of Every Individual A Contribution, And It Is Up To That Individual To Discover What It Should Be

To Draw An Analogy: A Man's Suffering Is Similar To The Behavior Of A Gas. If A Certain Quantity Of Gas Is Pumped Into An Empty Chamber, It Will Fill The Chamber Completely And Evenly, No Matter How Big The Chamber. Thus Suffering Completely Fills The Human Soul And Conscious Mind, No Matter Whether The Suffering Is Great Or Little. Therefore The "size" Of Human Suffering Is Absolutely Relative.

One Should Not Search For An Abstract Meaning Of Life ... Life Can Be Made Meaningful In A Threefold Way: First, Through What We Give To Life ... Second, By What We Take From The World ... Third, Through The Stand We Take Toward A Fate We No Longer Can Change.

Life Requires Of Man Spiritual Elasticity, So That He May Temper His Efforts To The Chances That Are Offered.

Freedom Is In Danger Of Degenerating Into Mere Arbitrariness Unless It Is Lived In Terms Of Responsibleness. That Is Why I Recommend That The Statue Of Liberty On The East Coast Be Supplemented By A Statue Of Responsibility On The West Coast.