“He performs his duty for the sake of necessity, and not merely from a desire to be of use to others.”

“It is the unspoken laws, regardless of their actual veracity, that rules the undergirding pathways of who we are.”

“Man, it seems, is made in such a way in these complicated modern times as to be a creature in need of both unlearning and relearning the obvious.”

“He is sure of himself, unified and fortified like a knight on a holy quest, and even the laws of gravity submit to his calling.”

“Though the world hypnotizes us to believe we know many things, the reality is we know nearer to nil about anything.”

“Out into the boons of the jungle, forest or a deserted island, a man’s personality succumbs to the silence of the world.”

“It is the flux, the void where fragmented pieces form phantoms of a personality that knows not one whit of the world or itself.”

“This is the good in the bad, that can always be had, when the merit of misfortune is found beneath the clad.”

“The health of cultures can in fact be measured by the degree of its intensity, convolution, and the extent of its influence upon the communal light that burns in each others eyes.”

“For there is no freedom for the whole when the head runs rampant.”