One runs the risk, whenever one opens ones eyes, of not liking what one sees.

Only pseudo-profundity seeks to be profound; true profundity seeks to be clear and simple.

If you want other eyes to open, open yours first.

The fog eventually clears itself.

Light is common on the surface; rare in the depths.

When the meaning is unclear there is no meaning.

Clear thinking operates on facts and not on ideas.

In a dark time move toward the light.

True clarity comes only from the senses.