The Philosophical Anthropologist ... Can Know The

The Basic Word I-thou Can Be Spoken Only With One's Whole Being. The Concentration And Fusion Into A Whole Being Can Never Be Accomplished By Me, Can Never Be Accomplished Without Me. I Require A Thou To Become; Becoming I, I Say Thou.

This Is The Sacrifice: The Endless Possibility That Is Offered Up On The Altar Of The Form.

I Do Not Accept Any Absolute Formulas For Living. No Preconceived Code Can See Ahead To Everything That Can Happen In A Man's Life. As We Live, We Grow And Our Beliefs Change. They Must Change. So I Think We Should Live With This Constant Discovery. We Should Be Open To This Adventure In Heightened Awareness Of Living. We Should Stake Our Whole Existence On Our Willingness To Explore And Experience.

Every Man's Foremost Task Is The Actualization Of His Unique, Unprecedented And Never-recurring Potentialities, And Not The Repetition Of Something That Another, And Be It Even The Greatest, Has Already Achieved.

As Long As The Firmament Of The You Is Spread Over Me, The Tempests Of Causality Cower At My Heels, And Whirl Of Doom Congeals.