Man Is A Perpetually Wanting Animal.

We Have Got To Abandon The Sense Of Amazement In The Face Of Creativity, As If It Were A Miracle If Anybody Created Anything.

The Story Of The Human Race Is The Story Of Men And Women Selling Themselves Short.

...the Great Lesson Is That The Sacred Is In The Ordinary, That It Is To Be Found In One's Daily Life, In One's Neighbors, Friends, And Family, In One's Backyard.

In A Word, To Perceive An Object Abstractly Means Not To Perceive Some Aspects Of It. It Clearly Implies Selection Of Some Attributes, Rejection Of Other Attributes, Creation Or Distortion Of Still Others. We Make Of It What We Wish. We Create It.

The Job Is, If We Are Willing To Take It Seriously, To Help Ourselves To Be More Perfectly What We Are, To Be More Full, More Actualizing, More Realizing In Fact, What We Are In Potentiality.