“What a man can be, he must be. 
   This need we call self-actualization.”

    —Abraham Maslow

                     “In youth we learn; 
                  in age we understand.”

                    —Marie von Ebner-
                          Eschenbach

                           “Originality 
                 is independence, not
                rebellion; it is sincerity, 
                      not antagonism.”

               —George Henry Lewes

                 “Every child is an artist.
          The problem is how to remain
              an artist once we grow up.”

                     —Pablo Picasso

“There is only one corner
of the universe you can be certain 
of improving, and that”s
your own self.”

—Aldous Huxley

                “All the art of living lies
          in a fine mingling of letting go 
                     and holding on.”        

                    —Havelock Ellis

 
                  “The world is a book, 
            and those who do not travel 
                     read only a page.”

                    —Saint Augustine  

  “That which man seeks externally in
the highest heavens he seeks internally     in the depths of his soul. Spiritual   space, like physical, is curved. We                 journey far to reach our origin.”                              
                 —Huston Smith

               “Inch by inch it’s a cinch.
             Yard by yard — it gets hard.
                 Mile-by-mile it’s a trial!”

                            —Proverb

                         “It is not the
                  mountain we conquer
                        but ourselves.”

                  —Sir Edmund Hillary

                    “Be faithful to
                  that which exists 
                   within yourself.”

                    —Andre Gide