No Man Should Judge Unless He Asks

Love Goes Very Far Beyond The Physical Person Of The Beloved. It Finds Its Deepest Meaning In Its Spiritual Being, His Inner Self. Whether Or Not He Is Actually Present, Whether Or Not He Is Still Alive At All, Ceases Somehow To Be Of Importance.

Decisions, Not Conditions, Determine What A Man Is.

What Will It Matter To Him If He Notices That He Is Growing Old? Has He Any Reason To Envy The Young People Whom He Sees, Or Wax Nostalgic Over His Own Lost Youth? What Reasons Has He To Envy A Young Person? For The Possibilities That A Young Person Has, The Future Which Is In Store For Him? "no, Thank You," He Will Think. "instead Of Possibilities, I Have Realities In My Past, Not Only The Reality Of Work Done And Love Loved, But Of Sufferings Bravely Suffered. These Sufferings Are Even The Things Of Which I Am Most Proud, Though These Things Are Things That Cannot Inspire Envy."

We Needed To Stop Asking About The Meaning Of Life.

To Be Sure, Man's Search For Meaning May Arouse Inner Tension Rather Than Inner Equilibrium. However, Precisely Such Tension Is An Indispensable Prerequisite Of Mental Health. There Is Nothing In The World, I Venture To Say, That Would So Effectively Help One To Survive Even The Worst Conditions As The Knowledge That There Is A Meaning In One's Life. There Is Much Wisdom In The Words Of Nietzsche: "he Who Has A Why To Live For Can Bear Almost Any How