I Believe That We Should

Forgiveness Breaks The Chain Of Causality Because He Who 'forgives' You--out Of Love--takes Upon Himself The Consequences Of What You Have Done. Forgiveness, Therefore, Always Entails A Sacrifice. The Price You Must Pay For Your Own Liberation Through Another's Sacrifice Is That You In Turn Must Be Willing To Liberate In The Same Way, Irrespective Of The Consequences To Yourself.

He Is One Of Those Who Has Had The Wilderness For A Pillow, And Called A Star His Brother. Alone. But Loneliness Can Be A Communion.

Here Man Is No Longer The Center Of The World, Only A Witness, But A Witness Who Is Also A Partner In The Silent Life Of Nature, Bound By Secret Affinities Of The Trees.

Fatigue Dulls The Pain, But Awakes Enticing Thoughts Of Death. So! That Is The Way In Which You Are Tempted To Overcome Your Loneliness -- By Making The Ultimate Escape From Life. -- No! It May Be That Death Is To Be Your Ultimate Gift To Life: It Must Not Be An Act Of Treachery Against It.

It Is A Little Bit Humiliating When I Have To Say That Chou En-lai To Me Appears As The Most Superior Brain I Have So Far Met In The Field Of Foreign Politics... So Much More Dangerous Than You Imagine Because He Is So Much Better A Man Than You Have Ever Admitted.