Horace
View AuthorEverything has its limits.
Horace
View AuthorMix a grain of madness into your prudence.
Horace
View AuthorStrength that is not guided by prudence, falls under its own weight.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorTolerance is the best religion.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorIndigestion is in charge of preaching morality to the stomach.
Victor Hugo
View AuthorTo try, to challenge, to persist, to persevere, to be true to oneself, to fight fiercely against destiny, to astonish catastrophe with our lack of fear, sometimes facing unjust power and other times rebelling against drunken victory, to resist, to stand up: that is the example that people need and the electrifying light.
Edmund Husserl
View AuthorGenuine science, as far as its true doctrine reaches, lacks depth. Depth is a matter of wisdom.
Aldous Huxley
View AuthorWe participate in a tragedy; in a comedy we only watch.
Aldous Huxley
View AuthorHabit turns sumptuous pleasures into daily necessities.
Aldous Huxley
View AuthorBut I don't want comfort. I want God, I want poetry, I want real danger, I want freedom, I want goodness. I want sin.
Henrik Johan Ibsen
View AuthorWhat is the first duty of man? The answer is very brief: to be oneself.
Henrik Johan Ibsen
View AuthorNever wear your best pants when you go out to fight for peace and freedom.