Author of quotes: Søren Kierkegaard. Page 2

Everyone should know their own strength, and nothing I do not hate as a lack of dexterity in people with sometimes remarkable talents.

In the old days used to say: "it is a Pity that in the world nothing ever happens on pastor sermons." But maybe there will come another time - perhaps due to the philosophy - when you can say: "fortunately, in the world nothing ever happens on pastor's sermons", because in life there is at least some sense, and in his sermons - no.

The external world is subject to the law of imperfection: here again and again repeats the same thing: the bread becomes the one who does not work, and the one who is asleep, he is much more accessible than one who works. In the external world, everything belongs to the one who already have it, the outer world obeys the law of General indifference, and the genius of the ring obeys the one who wears this ring.

What we need in our time is not reflection but passion. Because our time is too tenacious to die, for dying is one of the most amazing jumps.

Be interesting or lead an interesting life - it is not the task for a skilled skill, but a fateful privilege, which like every privilege in the spirit world, you can buy only the price of deep pain.

A developed philosophy, as pasportist for foreigners, so are already familiar with a variety of fancy types, that it is not easy to confound.

Nature still gives the person some dignity: when you want to drive away birds from trees, under them establish something resembling a human figure; and even a distant similarity of this scarecrows with a person enough to convince the bird respect.

My life is completely meaningless. When I draw it in memory, its various stages, it seems to me like the word "Schnur" in the dictionary, where it means, first, lace, and secondly, the daughter-in-law. Not enough only that, it meant, thirdly, the camel, and the fourth, MOP.

What is the meaning of the word "my"? After all, it does not denote what belongs to me, but what I belong to, what contains my whole being. This "something" my only as I belong to him himself. "My God" because it is not the God that belongs to me, but one that I belong to. The same relates to the expressions: "my Motherland", "my vocation, my passion, my hope."

Usually the more developed in humans the capacity to think and to reflect, the faster and more skilled his thoughts matched to the subject, examine it from all sides and then it is they possess.