Heidegger, Martin

"Patience is the virtue of one who waits."

"The highest truths are the simplest things in the world."

"Science does not think."

"Being and nothingness are the same."

"Man is the shepherd of being."

"Technology is a way of revealing."

"The most essential thing to a dwelling is peace."

"Landscape is fatherland."

"Words give things their being."

"The clearest eye may be blind to the obvious."

"What is constant is only change itself."

"Language itself is poetry in the essential sense."

"To be authentically human is to be thrown into the world."

"The origin of the work of art is art."

"Thinking is poetry in the essential sense."

"Fear is a fundamental human experience."

"Humans are the only beings that can ask the question of being."

"The root of all evil is the belief that we possess absolute knowledge."

"Mortals dwell by saving the earth."

"The voice of truth is quiet and persistent."

"Being reveals itself in language through authentic speech."

"The self is always already distributed among others."

"Hope is a deeper experience than fear."

"What remains is what is left unsaid."

"Time is the dimension of human existence."

"Work and craft preserve a dwelling relationship with nature."

"The essence of truth is freedom."

"Man is the being through whom nothing happens without being thought."

"Authenticity is achieved through being toward death."

"The call of conscience calls one forth."