An argument that needs repetition is rarely convincing.

We spend the first thirty years wanting to be older, the next thirty wanting to be younger, and the remainder just wanting to be.

Love and respect for others and for self are codeterminate.

Good writing consists of the simplest, clearest, fewest words that make the point.

Order is not discipline imposed from without, but spontaneous harmony arising from within.

The mind cannot look into itself anymore than an eye can look into itself. Both can do no more than reflect on reflection.

We will not master nature by defying or altering it, but by surrendering opposition and becoming one with it.

The surest sign of a sick organization is ever-expanding rules and regulations; its terminal disease is ever increasing compulsion to enforce them.

Belief is not dangerous until it turns absolute.