All Human Love Is A

In Praising Science, It Does Not Follow That We Must Adopt The Very Poor Philosophies Which Scientific Men Have Constructed. In Philosophy They Have Much More To Learn Than To Teach.

Love Remembered And Consecrated By Grief Belongs, More Clearly Than The Happy Intercourse Of Friends, To The Eternal World; It Has Proved Itself Stronger Than Death.

Theater Is, Of Course, A Reflection Of Life. Maybe We Have To Improve Life Before We Can Hope To Improve Theater.

The Wise Man Is He Who Knows The Relative Value Of Things.

No Word In Our Language - Not Even "socialism" - Has Been Employed More Loosely Than "mysticism." The History Of The Word Begins In Close Connexion With The Greek Mysteries. A Mystic Is One Who Has Been, Or Is Being, Initiated Into Some Esoteric Knowledge Of Divine Things, About Which He Must Keep His Mouth Shut.