Joseph Conrad
View AuthorLet them think what they want, but I didn't intend to drown. I intended to swim until I sank – but it's not the same.
Pierre Corneille
View AuthorIn the happiness of others, I seek my own happiness.
Julio Cortázar
View AuthorHow long are we going to continue believing that happiness is nothing more than one of the games of illusion?
Julio Cortázar
View AuthorBut there is something that time cannot, despite its undeniable destructive capacity, cancel out: and those are the good memories, the faces of the past, the hours in which one has been happy.
George William Curtis
View AuthorHappiness lies, above all, in health.
Jules d'Aurevilly
View AuthorPleasure is the happiness of fools, happiness is the pleasure of the wise.
Leonardo Da Vinci
View AuthorThe more one possesses, the more fear one has of losing it.
Dalai Lama
View AuthorIf you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion.
Charles Dickens
View AuthorI'm not accustomed to being stopped by obstacles as weak as you, and I will crush you if you don't move away from this door.
Emily Dickinson
View AuthorForgive my sanity in a deranged world.
Fénelon
View AuthorSuffering depends not so much on what is suffered as on our imagination, which magnifies our afflictions.
Fénelon
View AuthorHe who has not suffered knows nothing; he knows neither good nor evil; he knows neither men nor himself.