“He looks upon a thousand of his desires as tedious and vain, channeled from a narrow and cold corridor that brings hardly anything but selfish gain.”

“Startling as it may be, this narrative appears to control the fates of men.”

“Men are made to be marionettes with their heads drawn down, eyes shut, ears stuffed, with binding chains and strings weighing upon their senses.”

“It is here, within this cave of the cranium, that the most deadly seeds reside.”

“Only this facade of outer colouring appears to change to the blind and deaf narrators of history.”

“Reality is in fact quite the opposite, for it often lies perpendicular to what we think is true and real.”

“Creatures that are conscious and intelligent, on the other hand, pave their daily lives with spontaneous adaptations to ever-changing circumstances, striding through situations with as much artistic intuition as they do mental calculations.”

“Throngs of thoughts pass through our mind each day, thousands by their count, and none of them have a life of their own.”

“Gravity to our bodies is negativity to our personalities.”

“Yet nothing can be done, or should be tried, unless the man has some inkling of an identity outside of his usual self-image.”