" The great concepts of oneness and of majestic order seem always to be born in the desert."

"It may well be an error to think that he who give voice to the multitude’s sorrow must himself always be victim to great personal despair."

"’Tis a presumption of great danger and consequence, besides the absurd temerity it draws after it, to contemn what we do not comprehend."

"The individuation process, as a universal law of life, exhibits an archetypal pattern which remains more or less constant and regular."

"The "change of life" is .. the urge and possibility for further spiritual and psychic development."

"Privacy and inwardness are perhaps the strongest means of individualization."

"This particular animal, the human, is the most complex and needs the longest length of protection before it is able to manage on its own."

Amidst this gray, dreary anonymity we know that we live in a world from which all the gracious marks of "presence" have been banished."

"It is a curious thing that so many people only go into a bookshop when they happen to need some particular book."

"Of the nature of the soul, though her true form be ever a theme of more than mortal discourse, let me speak briefly, and in a figure."

"We cannot talk and laugh more, in the parlor where we met, but we learned to love for aye, there, so it is just as well."

" Many of our hours are lost in a rotation of petty cares, in a constant recurrence of the same employments."

An old king in Shakespeare cautions: “Make no noise, make no noise, draw the curtains .... we’ll go to supper i’ the morning.”

"Our time, said Max Scheler, is the first in which man has become thoroughly and completely problematic to himself."

"Dissipation of mind, and length of time, are the remedies to which the greatest part of mankind trust in their afflictions."

"I don't know how to explain who I am or why I am writing to you except to say that I have just read your book, On Becoming a Person, ..."

"I would no longer be terming it a "state of empathy," because I believe it to be a process, rather than a state."

"To me it is meaningful to say that the substratum of all motivation is the organismic tendency toward fulfillment."

People with a soulful psychological temperament are receptive, reflective, often deliberate and slow.

"Our tragedy today is a general and universal physical fear so long sustained by now that we can even bear it."

" "- Last night after dinner, when we were in the garden, I said,"I want to be alone for a whole summer, and get to the very dregs of life."

"One’s education must first of all be directed to a thorough knowledge of the classics and an understanding of the teachings of the sages."

"Liberal education is literate education of a certain kind: some sort of education in letters or through letters."

"Balzac realised even from the early volumes the particular quality of Stendhal’s intelligence and his mastery of psychology."