Who Doesn't Know Anything, Has

The Moral Code Which Was Good Enough For Our Fathers Is Not Good Enough For Our Children.

Parents Forgive Their Children Least Readily For The Faults They Themselves Instilled In Them.

No One Is So Eager To Gain New Experiences As He Who Doesn't Know How To Make Use Of The Old Ones.

The Wise Man Is Seldom Prudent.

Not What We Experience, But How We Perceive What We Experience, Determines Our Fate.