Miguel de Unamuno Quotes

There are people so full of common sense that they have no room left for their own sense.

That spiritual greed of those who, knowing something, do not seek the transmission of that knowledge, is detestable.

Now I begin to meditate on what I have thought, and to see its depth and soul, and that is why I now love solitude more, but still little.

One of the advantages of not being happy is that you can desire happiness.

The satisfied, the happy, do not love; they fall asleep in habit.

There are people who are so full of common sense that they have no room left for their own sense.

Happiness is not easily digestible; it is rather very indigestible.

Philosophy responds to the need to make a unitary and total conception of the world and life.

The writer can only interest humanity when he is interested in humanity in his works.

I call ruminants those men who spend their time ruminating on human misery, worried about not falling into one abyss or another.

True science teaches, above all, to doubt and to be ignorant.

Progress consists of renewing oneself.