Whoever Does Not Philosophize For The Sake

Virtue Is Reason Which Has Become Energy.

All The Great Truths Are Basically Trivial And So We Have To Find New Ways, Preferably Paradoxical Ways, Of Expressing Them, In Order To Keep Them From Falling Into Oblivion.

Whoever Does Not Philosophize For The Sake Of Philosophy, But Rather Uses Philosophy As A Means, Is A Sophist.

German Writings Attain Popularity Through A Great Name, Or Through Personalities, Or Through Good Connections, Or Through Effort,or Through Moderate Immorality, Or Through Accomplished Incomprehensibility, Or Through Harmonious Platitude, Or Through Versatile Boredom, Or Through Constant Striving After The Absolute.

Mysteries Are Feminine; They Like To Veil Themselves But Still Want To Be Seen And Divined.