Whenever You're In Conflict With Someone, There

The Good Or Bad Is Not In The Circumstance, But Only In The Mind...that Encounters It.

Pretend What We May, The Whole Man Within Us Is At Work When We Form Our Philosophical Opinions.

If We Claim Only Reasonable Probability, It Will Be As Much As Men Who Love The Truth Can Ever At Any Given Moment Hope To Have Within Their Grasp.

If, Then, You Wish To Insure The Interest Of Your Pupils, There Is Only One Way To Do It; And That Is To Make Certain That They Have Something In Their Minds To Attend With, When You Begin To Talk. That Something Can Consist In Nothing But A Previous Lot Of Ideas Already Interesting In Themselves, And Of Such A Nature That The Incoming Novel Objects Which You Present Can Dovetail Into Them And Form With Them Some Kind Of A Logically Associated Or Systematic Whole.

The Most Immutable Barrier In Nature Is Between One Man's Thoughts And Another's.