To Him Who Looks At The World

The History Of The World Is Not The Theatre Of Happiness. Periods Of Happiness Are Blank Pages In It, For They Are Periods Of Harmony--periods When The Antithesis Is In Abeyance.

The Learner Always Begins By Finding Fault, But The Scholar Sees The Positive Merit In Everything.

The More Certain Our Knowledge The Less We Know.

Mere Goodness Can Achieve Little Against The Power Of Nature.

Reason Is Just As Cunning As She Is Powerful. Her Cunning Consists Principally In Her Mediating Activity, Which, By Causing Objects To Act And Re-act On Each Other In Accordance With Their Own Nature, In This Way, Without Any Direct Interference In The Process, Carries Out Reason's Intentions.