Work That Is Pure Toil, Done Solely

A Lecture Has Been Well Described As The Process Whereby The Notes Of The Teacher Become The Notes Of The Student Without Passing Through The Mind Of Either.

Reading A Book Should Be A Conversation Between You And The Author. Presumably He Knows More About The Subject Than You Do; If Not, You Probably Should Not Be Bothering With His Book. But Understanding Is A Two-way Operation; The Learner Has To Question Himself And Question The Teacher, Once He Understands What The Teacher Is Saying. Marking A Book Is Literally An Expression Of Your Differences Or Your Agreements With The Author. It Is The Highest Respect You Can Pay Him.

The Telephone Book Is Full Of Facts, But It Doesn't Contain A Single Idea.

Theories Of Love Are Found In The Works Of Scientists, Philosophers, And Theologians.

If One Wants Another Only For Some Self-satisfaction, Usually In The Form Of Sensual Pleasure, That Wrong Desire Takes The Form Of Lust Rather Than Love.