All the setbacks have one target, that is to make a man accept failure. He can fail as calmly and abandon his insistence, or he can relentlessly insist and deny all defeats. But the fiercest torture has been the hesitation to give up or hold on, which consists of a great deal of hardship but ends up in nothing.

Do the principal things first, and then the regular. Life is the simplest, life is not tiring, life is not caring too much, is what comes naturally, then the bothering skills will no longer count, but a clear way of experience there. All of us are artists in the world, and are able to design our poetic lives.

Happiness is a general feeling, so there is not necessarily a reason for your every want of it. If you ask to be happy, do not ask why you are not, but only take notice of the routines at hand which are meant for you.

When you are overly desperate to achieve something, you might as well give it up first. When you have forsaken the competition and progress which you are obsessed in, and have loved the thing wholeheartedly, it will be the unconscious time that you are rewarded.

We are always for comfort finding flaws in others, knowing that everyone has them, but forgetting we are among those people in the way that we refuse to find flaws in ourselves.

A man is well advised to be doing what he loves, so that he can enjoy his own appetite; rather than what others prefer, so as to bribe them. Further he can accomplish that whatever he is devoted in, he captivates the recognition and favour of others.

The more you are engaged in living, the more meaningful is your life, and the further you are from the helpless feeling of death. Ask less whys because you will die, while still living you are.