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"The corrupt man is nearly always rootless, deeply aware of his rootlessness."
"A totalitarian dictatorship cannot explain; it can only suppress."
"Nietzsche's accomplishment is that he permits us to see corruption from the inside."
"Throughout the history of Christianity, there had been a core of belief that man was not doomed to be everlastingly corrupt."
"All is forgiven to kings and popes. History grants them immunity, even a full pardon, even when they admit their crimes and glory in them."
"We see things not as they are, but as we are ourselves."
"It is not in the nature of man to accept permanent failure."
"All living things sustain each other. All living things depend upon death not as an end, an absolute completion, but as a beginning of a new rhythm, a way of fulfillment in passing on the restless force of life."
"For death is only a loss of radiance , and birth is only the beginning of a separate journey."
"He who expects little is rarely disappointed."
"All fanaticism springs from the religious impulse."
"It is the nature of men to act negatively but to dream and hope positively."
"Perhaps justified violence is better than peace at any price."
"Only ideals are dangerous."
"It is an inflexible law that all living things must seek to dominate their environment."
"There is only the eternal serial moment of now. It contains the total pattern, the complete history."
"But it may be that there is happiness in the very things we rejected - in work and responsibility. In the rearing of children and in the challenge of permanent love."
"But in adversity, intelligence alone cannot sustain hope. Ultimately, hope can be sustained only by finding purpose in adversity, by imposing a pattern on the fortuitous disasters of existence. Human beings, if force to it, will compromise their intelligence to preserve their hope."
"Even you must appreciate that to destroy the personnality while preserving the body is simply another kind of death."
"How does one objectively define madness ?"
"But some children have clearer vision than adults."
"On earth there are frontiers, in the sky there are none."
"The journey is what matters."
"When one flowers dies, another is born."
"The mad can make their own laws."
"There comes a time when a men desires to rise above fear."
"In some way the material universe appears to be passing away like a tale that is told, dissolving into nothingness like a vision."
"Without mankind machines are nothing."
"Historically, the developement of machines had amplified man's ability to destroy."
"I believe our only hope of immortality lies in our actions, in what we do to and for others, and in our children."
"There is no truth but untruth. There is no reason but unreason."
"In the country of the mad, the sane man is crazy."
"Behind the apparent unreason there is reason."
"And he who loves last loves loudest."
"I am rebelling against imprisonment, I am rebelling against tyranny of the mind, I am rebelling against a collection of machines with interchangeable faces. Above all, I am rebelling against my own ignorance and your deliberate deception."
"A man must either fall or rise in adversity."
"Destiny knows no favorites."
"But it is better to be destroyed on strange frontiers than to live in a prison of ignorance and fear."
"Mankind has never been renowned for accepting logical solutions to its most serious problems. As a rule, the degre of logicality of solutions seemed to vary inversely with the urgency or seriousness of the problems."
"Only the absurd could have any bearing on reality."
"To be with child does not diminish beauty, but changes the shape of beauty."
"Courage has many faces."
"The colour of the skin is less important than the spirit wich moves it."
"Those who look for death have to wait patiently till death finds those who look."
"But then history was made by fools."
"Life itself has become ludicrous."
"The real struggle is between order and anarchy."
"What is god but an extension of the ego - a sort of megalomania by proxy?"
"In a fantastic world, the fantastic had become merely ordinary."
"And yet to be without hope is almost to be without sanity."