For the philosopher, language, thought, and passion are the same. Ideas are personal to a philosopher; they express their human passion and articulate their novel ideas in language. Ideas are more than mere concepts, trifles that the philosophical mind toys with. Ideas provide both the structure and inner vitality that holds great thinkers’ conceptual structure together.

Within us all are sages, warriors and fools; we more often that not choose the fools.

A rich man's lie has more validity than a poor man's truth in a materialistc world.

A mature person reaps joy in the commonplace acts of living, appreciates the serenity of just being, while balancing the responsibilities that come naturally about when deeply immersed in family and community affairs. Directing their attention outward, assisting other people in their troubled times, while denying themselves the indulgence of self-absorption frees a person’s bidding mind from a jumble of discordant thoughts, wants, and unholy bequests.

Philosophic questions are attempts to understand the root nature of reality, existence, and knowledge.

God of blind believers is most likely to be cock-eyed.

The older we get, the more we become ourselves.

Sometimes the answer is in the question.

Learn to accept life in toto. A perfect life is only in the dream world. This, my dear, with all it's heartaches, is it. Our world.

Don't, but if at all, then, lie to the whole damn world - never to your own damn, silly stupid self.