Preschoolgames/sonicunleashed

Nobody is really worthy of envy.

The prudent person is one that is not fooled by the apparent stability and also provides the address will change from the beginning.

What makes the philosopher? The courage not in the heart aside any question.

The similarity between genius and insane is that living in a different world that is present for all.

What people commonly call fate is mostly only their own stupidities.

For those who see in it a value greater than outside themselves and realize that knowledge is much nicer than the will, wisdom is vital in reducing the need to expand freedom, and well satisfied with the least possible.

must choose between loneliness and vulgarity.

What you have for yourself, which accompanies him in solitude with no one I can give or take, this is much more important than everything he has or what is in the eyes of others.

who does not love solitude, not love freedom, when you're not alone and has no peace, is not free.

Arthur Schopenhauer, The World as will and representation.

Preschoolgames/sonicunleashed

Nobody is really worthy of envy.

The prudent person is one that is not fooled by the apparent stability and also provides the address will change from the beginning.

What makes the philosopher? The courage not in the heart aside any question.

The similarity between genius and insane is that living in a different world that is present for all.

What people commonly call fate is mostly only their own stupidities.

For those who see in it a value greater than outside themselves and realize that knowledge is much nicer than the will, wisdom is vital in reducing the need to expand freedom, and well satisfied with the least possible.

must choose between loneliness and vulgarity.

What you have for yourself, which accompanies him in solitude with no one I can give or take, this is much more important than everything he has or what is in the eyes of others.

who does not love solitude, not love freedom, when you're not alone and has no peace, is not free.

Arthur Schopenhauer, The World as will and representation.