Henry James
View AuthorThere are three important things in life: be kind, be kind, and be kind.
William James
View AuthorPessimism leads to weakness; optimism to power.
William James
View AuthorThe art of being wise consists in knowing what to turn a blind eye to.
William James
View AuthorHabit is the enormous flywheel of inertia that moves society, its most valuable agent of conservation.
Karl Theodor Jaspers
View AuthorTo be a man is to be free. The meaning of history is for us to truly become men.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorLife lacks value if it does not bring us satisfaction. Among these, the most valuable is rational society, which enlightens the mind, soothes the temperament, uplifts the spirit, and promotes health.
Thomas Jefferson
View AuthorWhere can one go who has reached this far, if beyond lies only the dead?
Mae West
View AuthorWhen I'm good, I'm good; when I'm bad, I'm even better.
Émile Zola
View AuthorI am not optimistic, I want to be optimistic.
Émile Zola
View AuthorIf you ask me why I came to this world, I will answer you: to live out loud.
Carl Zuckmayer
View AuthorHalf of life is luck, the other discipline; and this is decisive because, without discipline, one wouldn't know where to start with luck.
Stefan Zweig
View AuthorEvery shadow is, after all, a daughter of light and only those who have known the clarity and the darkness, the war and the peace, the rise and the fall, only they have truly lived.