Far better is peacefully having the necessary than disturbingly having luxury.

Man's greatest mistake is letting feelings take over priorities.

The act of succeeding should not be as important to a person as should be the process of it.

The poor man's possession are the trees, hills, and clouds; the rich man's are the things he buys.

It is concrete truth to say man holds on to what leads his life.

You can only be affected as you wish to be affected.