If there were a distinguished person whose life, by birth and conditions, belonged especially to the same earthly dissimilarity, a distinguished person who would not assent to this divisive conspiracy against the universally human, that is, against the neighbor, if he did not have the heart to do this, if, clearly perceiving the consequences, he still trusted in God for the strength to bear these consequences while he lacked the strength to harden his heart ... the distinguished corruption would accuse him of being a traitor and self-lover—because he wanted to love the neighbor. Works of Love

Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer. The Art Of War

Only loss teaches us about the value of things. Essays and Aphorisms

We are masters of the unsaid words, but slaves of those we let slip out. Never Give In!