A Self-willed Man Has No Other Aim

Observe What Is With Undivided Awareness.

We [tend To] Have More Faith In What We Imitate Than In What We Originate. We [often Feel That We] Cannot Derive A Sense Of Absolute Certitude From Anything Which Has Its Root In Us. The Most Poignant Sense Of Insecurity Comes From Standing Alone; We Are Not Alone When We Imitate.

For It Is Easy To Criticize And Break Down The Spirit Of Others, But To Know Yourself Takes A Lifetime.

To Take Responsibility For One's Own Actions, Good And Bad, Is Something Else.

You Will Never Get Any More Out Of This Life Than You Expect.