Unless We Love And Are Loved, Each

The Ultimate End Of Education Is Happiness Or A Good Human Life, A Life Enriched By The Possession Of Every Kind Of Good, By The Enjoyment Of Every Type Of Satisfaction.

It's Not How Many Books You Get Through, It's How Many Books Get Through You.

Television, Radio, And All The Sources Of Amusement And Information That Surround Us In Our Daily Lives Are Also Artificial Props. They Can Give Us The Impression That Our Minds Are Active, Because We Are Required To React To Stimuli From The Outside. But The Power Of Those External Stimuli To Keep Us Going Is Limited. They Are Like Drugs. We Grow Used To Them, And We Continuously Need More And More Of Them. Eventually, They Have Little Or No Effect. Then, If We Lack Resources Within Ourselves, We Cease To Grow Intellectually, Morally, And Spiritually. And We We Cease To Grow, We Begin To Die.

Aristotle Uses A Mother's Love For Her Child As The Prime Example Of Love Or Friendship.

It Is Love Rather Than Sexual Lust Or Unbridled Sexuality If, In Addition To The Need Or Want Involved, There Is Also Some Impulse To Give Pleasure To The Persons Thus Loved And Not Merely To Use Them For Our Own Selfish Pleasure.