Happiness Cannot Be Pursued; It

The Crowning Experience Of All, For The Homecoming Man, Is The Wonderful Feeling That, After All He Has Suffered, There Is Nothing He Need Fear Anymore—except His God.

What Was Really Needed Was A Fundamental Change In Our Attitude Toward Life. We Had To Learn Ourselves And, Furthermore, We Had To Teach The Despairing Men, That It Did Not Really Matter What We Expected From Life, But Rather What Life Expected From Us.

Between Stimulus And Response There Is A Space. In That Space Is Our Power To Choose Our Response. In Our Response Lies Our Growth And Our Freedom.

Freedom Is In Danger Of Degenerating Into Mere Arbitrariness Unless It Is Lived In Terms Of Responsibleness. That Is Why I Recommend That The Statue Of Liberty On The East Coast Be Supplemented By A Statue Of Responsibility On The West Coast.

Consider A Movie: It Consists Of Thousands Upon Thousands Of Individual Pictures, And Each Of Them Makes Sense And Carries A Meaning, Yet The Meaning Of The Whole Film Cannot Be Seen Before Its Last Sequence Is Shown. However, We Cannot Understand The Whole Film Without Having First Understood Each Of Its Components, Each Of The Individual Pictures. Isn't It The Same With Life? Doesn't The Final Meaning Of Life, Too, Reveal Itself, It At All, Only At Its End, On The Verge Of Death?