Denis Diderot
View AuthorThe happiest man is the one who creates happiness for the greatest number of his fellow beings.
Euripides of Salamis
View AuthorWhen a good man is hurt, everyone who considers themselves good must suffer with him.
Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorHappiness is not doing what one wants but wanting what one does.
Publius Syrus
View AuthorNo one reached the summit accompanied by fear.
Denis Diderot
View AuthorDoctors work to preserve our health, and cooks to destroy it, but the latter are more certain of achieving their intent.
Gustave Droz
View AuthorOften, some seek happiness as one seeks glasses when they are on their nose.
John Dryden
View AuthorAll the happiness that humanity can achieve lies not in pleasure, but in the relief from pain.
Dame Daphne du Maurier
View AuthorHappiness is not a commodity to be hoarded; it is a way of thinking, a state of mind.
Alexandre Dumas
View AuthorYou don't need to know the danger to be afraid; in fact, unknown dangers are the ones that inspire the most fear.
Miguel de Unamuno
View AuthorNever despair, even in the darkest afflictions, for from black clouds falls clean and fecundating water.
Peter Alexander Ustinov
View AuthorMost people are afraid of death because they haven't done anything with their life.
Alexandre Dumas
View AuthorThere is neither fortune nor misfortune in the world, but the comparison of one state with another, that is all. Only the one who has experienced the height of misfortune can feel supreme happiness. It is necessary to have wanted to die, my friend, to know how good and beautiful life is.