The paradox of love is that its ultimate end is its opposite — hate. The paradox of hate is that its ultimate end is its opposite — love. Make deep hate inhabit any woman’s heart, and she can love one day. Make deep love inhabit any woman’s heart, and she can kill you one day.

The paradox of any religion is that it teaches you to be humanist, but in most cases it is merely attracted by more egoist and selfish minds in order to avoid punishment and to be rewarded afterlife. The more egocentric someone is, the more pleasures he would like to get after life. No egocentric mind can content himself with finite mundane pleasures, instead his pleasures should be infinite, lasting forever without any spatio-temporal limitation.

The paradox of life is that you reject whatever life offers you at first, considering that you deserve more than this, but a bit later you yourself ask life to give you even less than its previous offer.

The paradox of education is that any man only educated by others is an uneducated man; without self-education you cannot be educated one in strict sense of this term.