Philosophy Quotes

"The unconscious mind speaks to us through dreams, accidents, and slips of the tongue."

"The search for meaning is what makes life worth living, even if meaning escapes us."

"The aesthetic is a form of moral resistance."

"The self is not found; it is created through resistance."

"Desire transcends the boundaries we construct."

"The body is the only homeland we truly possess."

"The invisible is more real than the seen."

"To accept reality is to accept suffering."

"The universe (which others call the Library) is composed of an indefinite and perhaps infinite number of hexagonal galleries."

"Every man is two men: the man he is and the man he could have been."

"One concept corrupts and confuses all others. I am not speaking of Evil, whose limited empire is that of ethics; I am speaking of the Infinite."

"Perhaps universal history is the history of the different intonations given a handful of metaphors."

"I have known uncertainty: a state unknown to the ancients."

"Mirrors and copulation are abominable, because they increase the number of men."

"The labyrinth is a perfect symbol of human existence."

"I believe that every man carries within him a secret life."

"Every person is a universe unto themselves, containing infinite worlds."

"Every man is both the dreamer and the dream."

"The eye you see is not an eye because you see it; it is an eye because it sees you."

"Man, in his reason, is always seeking; in his emotion, always finding."

"To be human is to search eternally for meaning in the vast unknown."

"To question is to be alive; to cease questioning is to begin to die."

"The heart understands what the mind cannot explain."

"Every person carries a universe within them waiting to be explored."

"To be fully present is the most radical act in an age of distraction."

"The soul requires nourishment beyond bread alone."

"The unexamined life is a life half-lived."

"Philosophy is the art of asking the right questions."

"What is called the philosophy of history is not the history of philosophy."

"The sentiment of the tragic is the sentiment of the sublime."