Everyone Is The Other, And No One

The Small Are Always Dependent On The Great; They Are "small" Precisely Because They Think They Are Independent. The Great Thinker Is One Who Can Hear What Is Greatest In The Work Of Other "greats" And Who Can Transform It In An Original Manner.

The Poets Are In The Vanguard Of A Changed Conception Of Being.

We Name Time When We Say: Every Thing Has Its Time. This Means: Everything Which Actually Is, Every Being Comes And Goes At The Right Time And Remains For A Time During The Time Allotted To It. Every Thing Has Its Time.

In No Way Can It Be Uttered, As Can Other Things, Which One Can Learn. Rather, From Out Of A Full, Co-existential Dwelling With The Thing Itself - As When A Spark, Leaping From The Fire, Flares Into Light - So It Happens, Suddenly, In The Soul, There To Grow, Alone With Itself.

The Critique Of The Highest Values Hitherto Does Not Simply Refute Them Or Declare Them Invalid. It Is Rather A Matter Of Displaying Their Origins As Impositions Which Must Affirm Precisely What Ought To Be Negated By The Values Established.