I Suppose Philosophy Is Historically

We Want To Make Good Time, But For Us Now This Is Measured With The Emphasis On "good" Rather Than On "time".

You Are Never Dedicated To Do Something You Have Complete Confidence In. No One Is Fanatically Shouting That The Sun Is Going To Rise Tomorrow. They Know It's Going To Rise Tomorrow. When People Are Fanatically Dedicated To Political Or Religious Faiths Or Any Other Kind Of Dogmas Or Goals, It's Always Because These Dogmas Or Goals Are In Doubt.

Reality Is Always The Moment Of Vision Before The Intellectualization Takes Place. There Is No Other Reality.

The Past Exists Only In Our Memories, The Future Only In Our Plans. The Present Is Our Only Reality.

Mountains Should Be Climbed With As Little Effort As Possible And Without Desire. The Reality Of Your Own Nature Should Determine The Speed. If You Become Restless, Speed Up. If You Become Winded, Slow Down. You Climb The Mountain In An Equilibrium Between Restlessness And Exhaustion. Then, When You're No Longer Thinking Ahead, Each Footstep Isn't Just A Means To An End But A Unique Event In Itself. To Live Only For Some Future Goal Is Shallow. It's The Sides Of The Mountains Which Sustain Life, Not The Top.