"It is sweet on awaking in the early morn to listen to the small bird singing on the tree. "

"Here I am thirty-four years old, and yet my life is almost wholly unexpanded. How much is in the germ! "

"The traveller need not go out of the road to get as many as he wants; every bush and vine teems with palatable fruit."

"THE SO-CALLED science of psychology is now in chaos, with no sign that order is soon to be restored. "

"I believe that this feeling for the hearth, for the immemorial lares and penates, is infinitely stronger in Baltimore than in New York — that it has better survived there, indeed, than in any other large city of America."

"One day, when I went out to my wood-pile, or rather my pile of stumps, I observed two large ants, the one red, the other much larger and black, fiercely contending with one another..."

"Those who are practising ‘stopping’ should retire to some quiet place and there, sitting erect, earnestly seek tranquilize and concentrate the mind."

"The psychic life-force, the libido, symbolizes itself in the sun or personifies itself in figures of heroes with solar attributes."

"Myth is certainly not an infantile phantasm, but one of the most important requisites of primitive life."

"The return to the simple life can be regarded as an unhoped-for piece of good fortune even though it demands considerable self-sacrifice and is not undertaken voluntarily."

"Not every conflict is necessarily neurotic; some amount of conflict is normal and healthy."

" By Latin and English Poetry, I was born and bred in an oratorio of praises of nature, flowers, birds and mountains, sun and moon..."

"This tale begins when Siddhartha, the beautiful son of a Brahman priest, finds that though he makes everyone else happy, he is not happy himself."

"The more I considered, the more the man seemed akin to the horse."

"One does not soon learn the trade of life. That one may work out a true life requires more art and delicate skill than any other work."

"Now I am alone — oh, how alone! The stars may behold my tears, and the winds drink my sighs; but my thoughts are a sealed treasure, which I can confide to none."

"Shakespeare makes the chief qualification of the walker a merry heart."

"A great source of the richness of personality which constitutes Horace's chief appeal lies in his contemplative disposition."

"The one thing men have not learned to do is to stick up for their own instinctive feelings, against the things they are taught."

"A friend said, "Why do you go the same road every day ? Why not have a change and walk somewhere else sometimes ?"

"YOU WRITE to me, my dear sir, requesting advice at one of the most momentous epochs in a young man’s life."

"The design in most men is one of conformity; here and there, in picked natures, it transcends itself and soars on the other side..."

"Le temps est de toutes les propriétés celle qu’il faut le plus garantir contre l’invasion."

"The tempo of America is being taken as a norm to which life should be directed."