Author of quotes: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Page 1

We are slaves of things and look insignificant or important depending on that, they jostle us, or leave us enough space.

If I know his attitude towards himself and the outside world, I call it the truth.

Only mankind together is the true man, and the individual can only then truly be happy and enjoy it if he has the courage to feel at the same time with everyone.

We were too late to notice that, developing their virtues, together with them to cultivate and vices.

A strong character is this, who seeks to prove their identity, even with the danger of losing their identity.

For me, the belief in eternal life flows from the concept of activities. Because I work tirelessly until the very end, nature is obliged to give me another form of existence, if the current longer hold my spirit.

The people with whom we enter into a mutually pleasant communication, is what I call home.

The highest and most beautiful in human nature - the love of native land, a sense of freedom and independence, under the protection of domestic laws.

Overly sensitive conscience means that the person appreciates his moral"I" that nothing can never forgive herself.

Your duty - demand of the day.

How can you know yourself? Not by contemplation, but only through activities. Try to do your duty, and you will know what you have.

Not what makes us free is that we do not recognize over them, but what we know how to respect standing over us.

Only one misfortune there is for a man... is when he falls the idea of not having any influence on real life or distracting him from work.

People live a real life, if you're happy someone else's happiness.