If You Don't Generalize You

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.

You've Got To Keep Close To Your Spouse I Think, Which Is A Very Hard Thing To Do In America, With Everything Always Pulling You Away. I Would Advise All Married People To Spend Two Hours Talking To Each Other. That's My Moral For The Day.

Caring About What You Are Doing Is Considered Either Unimportant Or Taken For Granted.

What's Wrong With Technology Is That It's Not Connected In Any Real Way With Matters Of The Spirit And Of The Heart. And So It Does Blind, Ugly Things Quite By Accident And Gets Hated For That.

I Argued That Physical Discomfort Is Important Only When The Mood Is Wrong. Then You Fasten On To Whatever Thing Is Uncomfortable And Call That The Cause. But If The Mood Is Right, Then Physical Discomfort Doesn't Mean Much.