What Is Life For? Life Is For

[concerning] The Usual Contempt With Which An Orthodox Analytic Group Treats All Outsiders And Strangers ... I Urge You To Think Of The Young Psychoanalysts As Your Colleagues, Collaborators And Partners And Not As Spies, Traitors And Wayward Children. You Can Never Develop A Science That Way, Only An Orthodox Church.

In Order For Us To Become Truly Happy, That Which We Can Become, We Must Become.

We Fear To Know The Fearsome And Unsavory Aspects Of Ourselves, But We Fear Even More To Know The Godlike In Ourselves.

The Only Happy People I Know Are The Ones Who Are Working Well At Something They Consider Important.

A First-rate Soup Is More Creative Than A Second-rate Painting.