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Every time I think that I perceive the world to the depths, he amazes me with its simplicity.

We hurt and we hurt. The only way we get to know each other. And that is how we come to know ourselves.

The original evil was that Genesis - the life of the Earth and creatures - were postholes as something emerging from the human mind. Knowing the world, people knew only himself. The mind was the only reality, the world is his representation, his dream. This understanding of being was to lead to the fact that every person would claim that he is the only one, things, everything else - the whole world is just a figment of his imagination. The future was inevitable: the struggle for a single person, the struggle of all against all, the destruction of mankind as rebellious man with his own dream - contempt and aversion to being, as to the evil dream.

Stupid is a way of understanding the world. It is an honor to be a fool!

Man is immortal thanks to cognition. Cognition, thinking is the root of his life, his immortality.

Any new science needs to understand gradually, not hurriedly. Will not be the same understanding man to pour a volley into the throat of the precious old wine? No, he would savor every SIP, enjoy the taste, color, bouquet. Teaching is one of the most pleasant activities in the world.

The most incomprehensible in the world is that it is comprehensible.

Ever-unknowable in the world is it that it seems clear to us.

This for us to comprehend the depth of night by the light of day?

I did not teach anything. I'm just holding the lantern and you go to the light.

Not sure how I perceive the world, but to myself I seem only a boy playing on the sea shore, which is fun that from time to time finds the rock more colorful than others, or a beautiful shell, while the great ocean of truth stretches unexplored before me.

To see and yet not believe - the first virtue knower; visibility is his greatest adversary.

Who thinks he knows the mountains, he recognizes them, but later will be!

Our knowledge begins with perception, into understanding, and ends with reason. There is nothing more important reasons.