And Like A Wind Shall I One

Each Word Of Heraclitus Expresses The Pride And The Majesty Of Truth, But Of Truth Grasped In Intuitions Rather Than Attained By The Rope Ladder Of Logic.

Faith Actually Moves No Mountains, But Instead Raises Them Up Where There Were None Before.

Good Deeds Shun The Light As Anxiously As Evil Deeds: The Latter Fear That Disclosure Will Bring On Pain (as Punishment), While The Former Fear That Disclosure Will Take Away Pleasure (that Pure Pleasure, That Pleasure Per Se, Which Immediately Ceases Once The Vanity's Satisfaction Is Added).

When Virtue Has Slept It Will Arise More Vigorous.

Under Conditions Of Peace The Warlike Man Attacks Himself.