To The Man Who Only

The Sacred Is In The Ordinary...it Is To Be Found In One's Daily Life, In One's Neighbors, Friends, And Family, In One's Own Backyard...travel May Be A Flight From Confronting The Scared--this Lesson Can Be Easily Lost. To Be Looking Elsewhere For Miracles Is To Me A Sure Sign Of Ignorance That Everything Is Miraculous.

The Peaker Learns Surely And Certainly That Life Can Be Worthwhile, That It Can Be Beautiful And Valuable. There Are Ends In Life, I.e., Experiences Which Are So Precious In Themselves As To Prove That Not Everything Is A Means To Some End Other Than Itself.

When All You Own Is A Hammer, Every Problem Starts Looking Like A Nail.

If You Treat Your Children At Home In The Same Way You Treat Your Animals In The Lab, Your Wife Will Scratch Your Eyes Out. My Wife Ferociously Warned Me Against Experimenting On Her Babies.

I Think Of The Self-actualizing Man Not As An Ordinary Man With Something Added, But Rather As The Ordinary Man With Nothing Taken Away. The Average Man Is A Full Human Being With Dampened And Inhibited Powers And Capabilities.