It Is The Patriotic Duty Of Every

It Is Easy To Believe That Life Is Long And One's Gifts Are Vast -- Easy At The Beginning, That Is. But The Limits Of Life Grow More Evident; It Becomes Clear That Great Work Can Be Done Rarely, If At All.

What Person, Confined In A Small Room With Nothing But A Tea-cosy, Will Not Eventually Put The Tea-cosy On Their Head?

Meanings Are Not Determined By Situations, But We Determine Ourselves By The Meanings We Give To Situations.

No Experience Is A Cause Of Success Or Failure. We Do Not Suffer From The Shock Of Our Experiences, So-called Trauma - But We Make Out Of Them Just What Suits Our Purposes.

In The Investigation Of A Neurotic Style Of Life, We Must Always Suspect An Opponent, And Note Who Suffers Most Because Of The Patient's Condition. Usually This Is A Member Of The Family.