To The Mediocre, Mediocrity Is A Form

When Man Does Not Have Firm, Calm Lines On The Horizon Of His Life- Mountain And Forest Lines, As It Were- Then A Man's Innermost Will Becomes Agitated, Preoccupied, And Wistful.

The Really Royal Calling Of The Philosopher (as Expressed By Alcuin The Anglo-saxon): To Correct What Is Wrong, And Strengthen The Right, And Raise What Is Holy.

There Are Ages In Which The Rational Man And The Intuitive Man Stand Side By Side, The One In Fear Of Intuition, The Other With Scorn For Abstraction. The Latter Is Just As Irrational As The Former Is Inartistic.

Every Characteristic Absence Of Spirituality, Every Piece Of Common Vulgarity, Is Due To An Inability To Resist A Stimulus - You Have To React, You Follow Every Impulse.

All I Need Is A Sheet Of Paper And Something To Write With, And Then I Can Turn The World Upside Down.