Words through inspiration

• The Age of False Treasure

Words that changed me

• Right is rightOften attributed to St. Augustine
• An objective moral standardH.J. Paton, on Kant
• Live simply and wiselyHenry David Thoreau
• That government is bestHenry David Thoreau
• Who is the expert?Socrates
• What you idolizeJeshua, through Jon Marc Hammer
• What I do not knowSocrates
• The disordered mindSt. Augustine of Hippo
• Practical intelligenceSocrates
• The labyrinthJeshua, through Jon Marc Hammer
• Long is the nightThe Buddha
• The intelligibility of the worldJordan Peterson
• What freedom isA.A. Long, on Epictetus
• Love for mortal thingsSt. Augustine of Hippo
• A center of relaxed balanceAlan Watts
• Patience and self-controlA.A. Long, on Epictetus
• Freedom is the prizeSeneca
• Whoever wants to be freeEpictetus
• The finger and the moonBuddhist simile, paraphrased
• Something moreAttributed to Ludwig Wittgenstein
• Cleverness and simplemindednessCarl Jung
• Know the thinkerThe Upanishads
• The nectar of joyParamahansa Yogananda
• Beyond thoughtThe Upanishads
• Harmony with natureA.A. Long, on Epictetus
• The gate of meditationParamahansa Yogananda
• Only feelingJeshua, through Jon Marc Hammer
• Divine madnessCarl Jung
• The Tao that can be toldLao Tzu
• The letter and the spiritJuan Mascaró
• Restless heartsSt. Augustine of Hippo
• The poor in spiritJesus
• Pride and humilityOften attributed to St. Augustine
• Letting things happenCarl Jung
• Without intentionsCarl Jung
• Great, roomy, expansiveBishop Robert Barron
• Crucify your egoBishop Robert Barron
• Die and becomeJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• What is truly admirableJordan Peterson
• Radical self-emptyingBishop Robert Barron
• Being itselfBishop Robert Barron
• To be a creatureBishop Robert Barron
• Nothing wrong with youAlan Watts
• An emptiness that will not be filledBishop Robert Barron
• A crisis of the heartBishop Robert Barron
• Conscious of our consciousnessJuan Mascaró
• The way, the truth, and the lifeJesus
• At the center of your beingOften attributed to Lao Tzu
• The storm and the peaceParamahansa Yogananda
• Tasted and seenBishop Robert Barron
• Sin lies at the doorGod, to Cain