It is a sign of spiritual maturity to care about people, but not about how they are doing.

The wise willingly accept the unwillingness of the foolish to accept what is as part of what is.

Life is a symphony to the wise. And a cacophony to the foolish.

The probability of something not happening does not decrease as we increase the number of times we worry about the possibility of it happening.

It is usually unbearably painful to read a book by an author who knows way less than you do, unless the book is a novel.

In some cases, inheritance is nothing but an act of paying one’s dues with a credit card.

Within, the only place where it is created, is the very last place most pursuers of happiness are likely to go.

You need not be rich or famous to be intelligent, wise, or knowledgeable. And vice versa.

The shaping of how we are feeling by how we are looking at life is always in tough competition with the shaping of how we are looking at life by how we are feeling.