Sören Aabye Kierkegaard
View AuthorAnxiety is the dizziness of freedom.
Sören Aabye Kierkegaard
View AuthorMost men pursue pleasure with such haste that, in their hurry, they pass it by.
Sören Aabye Kierkegaard
View AuthorI too have felt the inclination to force myself, almost in a demonic way, to be stronger than I actually am.
Martin Luther King
View AuthorNothing a man does is more debasing than allowing himself to stoop so low as to hate someone.
Martin Luther King
View AuthorPerhaps suffering and love have a redemptive capacity that men have forgotten or, at least, neglected.
Charles Kingsley
View AuthorWe act as if luxury and comfort were the most important things in life, when all we really need to be truly happy is something to be excited about.
Rudyard Kipling
View AuthorI have never made any mistakes in my life; at least, none that I couldn't justify afterwards.
Karl Kraus
View AuthorThe devil is optimistic if he believes he can make man even worse.
Milan Kundera
View AuthorI am underwater and the beats of my heart create circles on the surface.
Milan Kundera
View AuthorThe unhappy man seeks solace in the amalgamation of his sorrow with the sorrow of another.
Jean de La Fontaine
View AuthorThe shame of confessing the first mistake leads to committing many others.
Jean de La Fontaine
View AuthorPatience and time accomplish more than strength and violence.