Sir Francis Bacon
View AuthorLa felicidad de los grandes consiste no en sentirse felices, sino en comprender cuan felices piensan otros que han de ser ellos.
Honoré de Balzac
View AuthorWe are very strong when we acknowledge our weakness.
Pío Baroja
View AuthorAs misfortune prompts more reflection, happiness removes all desire for analysis; that's why it's doubly desirable.
Madame Basta
View AuthorHappiness is the dream of love and sadness its awakening.
Boecio
View AuthorWhy do you seek happiness, oh mortals, outside of yourselves?
Cecilia Bohl de Faber
View AuthorHappiness! There is no word with more meanings; everyone understands it in their own way.
Jorge Luis Borges
View AuthorI have sometimes suspected that the only thing without mystery is happiness, because it justifies itself.
Jorge Luis Borges
View AuthorThe happiness does not need to be transmuted into beauty, but the misfortune does.
Ludwig Börne
View AuthorThe most dangerous man is the one who is afraid.
Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet
View AuthorSociety is obligated to make everyone's life happy.
Paul Charles Bourget
View AuthorThere is only one way to be happy thanks to the heart, and that is to not have it.
Lord Byron
View AuthorHe who falls from a well-fulfilled happiness, cares little about how deep the abyss is.