Author of quotes: Henry Miller

Should pay something attention, and even a blade of grass can give a mysterious, scary, wonderful world.

On the periphery of the spirit of man is the goal, just savage.
Man shoveling manure, it seems that there is nothing worse than a world without horses. Any attempt to explain to him how ugly human existence, a lifetime of scraping hot shit, stupid.

If there is something true need, she will be satisfied.

I exist - and that's it. I am not concerned about your likes and dislikes; I don't care in the least, you agree with me or not. If you immediately shut the book, I just shrug. I am not a spray, from which you can squeeze out a thin trickle of hope.

If what I paint, in the end will not be like the horse, I can always make it into a hammock.

... you should visit only those places where pointers do not call.

If you want, you can sit and watch people passing by. Everywhere something happens. Crazy tense expectation of something to happen.

You live by the fruits of their actions, and your actions - the result of your thoughts. Thought and action are one.

Every time, yielding to foreign demands, you are asking the same question: how to be yourself!

To be civilized means to have a lot of complex needs. A self-sufficient person does not need anything.

If I become a God, I would have declined such an opportunity. The Golden opportunity that life gives us - to be human. It covers the whole Universe. It includes the understanding of death, inaccessible even to God.

... understand it all, but continue in the same spirit.

Ideas must lead to action, but if they have no vitality, no sexual charge, then there can be action.

The meaning of human life was self-preservation. Self-preservation and security, to be able to decompose with all the amenities.