Philosophy Quotes

"The universe is infinite, and so are the possibilities within it."

"The eternal is found in the eternal moment."

"An unexamined life cannot be truly lived."

"Every form we create is a question asked of the universe about the nature of being."

"The universe is a sphere whose center is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere."

"Man is the measure of all things, yet he measures but a fraction of existence."

"The philosopher's stone is not found in earth, but in cultivated reason."

"The contemplation of celestial bodies elevates the soul above petty concerns."

"The mind is not dependent on narrow limits of the body."

"Not everyone can be a philosopher, but everyone can strive toward virtue."

"Evil is not something to be overcome, but ignored."

"Custom is the plague of wise men and the idol of fools."

"The philosopher asks not what is popular but what is true."

"Philosophy begins with wonder and ends with humility."

"There never was in the world two opinions alike, no more than two hairs or two grains; their most universal quality is diversity."

"I have never seen a greater monster or miracle than myself."

"The unexamined life is no life at all."

"Fortune has its place in the order of things; it is not all chance."

"To practice philosophy is to learn how to die."

"The question is not how to live, but whether we are willing to ask the question at all."

"The finite is always surpassed by the infinite; the limited by the unlimited."

"The universe does not judge; it simply is."

"The canvas is a mirror; the painter reveals himself through every gesture."

"To understand form is to understand the hidden architecture of existence."

"The true artist never finishes; he merely abandons."

"In the study of geometry lies the study of divine order."

"The artist is not above nature; he is nature becoming conscious of itself."

"The greatest evil in the world is suffering, and the root cause is selfishness."

"The less luck a man has, the more he believes in it."

"We are dust that has learned to question its origin."