Author of quotes: Terence White

Suddenly he felt a sharp and sad beauty of existence, just existence, beyond any notions of right and wrong, felt that the mere fact of existence in the world is the ultimate truth.

The chaos of body and soul; the age at which crying at the sight of a sunset or the brilliance of the full moon, the abundance of confused hopes and beliefs - in God, in Truth, in Love, in Eternity; the ability to get carried away by the beauty of things; a heart to suffer and overflowing; joy, rejoicing, and sadness, so sad that between them could accommodate the entire oceans; and to balance these fine quality - obscene flaunt self-love; restlessness, inability to calm down and to stop, finally, to harass Mature people; daring bickering over abstract concepts, for example, about Beauty, as if they are for Mature people of any interest; a complete absence of experience with suppressing the truth, man Mature not clear; General anxiety, the trouble and the inadequacy of the accepted forms of seventh sense.