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“The highest good of man is individuality, both the mortal and the immortal.”

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“I’ve spent the last 11 years meditating, concentrating, contemplating, applicating, educating, investigating, and instigating a higher ideal. I’ve been a born again Christian, a crystal holding new age visualizationist, a Buddhist, a Hindu, a Christian scientist, a universalist, a bullshit artist, a seeker of truth, a charlatan, a holy roller, a shamanistic dancer, a guru, a disciple, and an enigma to my friends.”

Individuality

Author:Bobby Miller

“Cinta memperindah hidup kita sebab pengalaman cinta pada dasarnya indah dan memperindah seluruh semesta. Mencintai seseorang atau sesuatu berarti mengabdikan yang tidak abadi, memuliakan yang tidak bermoral, meninggikan yang rendah, dan memperindah yang buruk rupa. Apapun yang terlihat oleh mata yang menatap penuh cinta selalu kelihatan cantik, selalu indah di mata - Pitirim Sorokin”

Love Philosophy

Book:Anatomi Cinta

Source: Anatomi Cinta

“Don't be the moon that snatches lights from the Sun. Be the Sun which glows on its own.”

Individuality

Author:Reeta Murmu

“The individual is the refined reflection of themselves within the collective.”

Individual Reflection Individuality Individualism Individuals Collective Consciousness Collective

Book:Sea Breeze Academy

Source: Sea Breeze Academy

“It is due to a collective human aggregation that we are able to create things of deniably and undeniably inherent nature that would have otherwise surfaced in some other medium and probably not as clearly. Creation is the space in which we are woven. The act of creating is a channel from that space.”

Individual Creativity Creation Individuality Individualism Creation Science Collective

Book:Sea Breeze Academy

Source: Sea Breeze Academy

“Ve den som vil bevare sitt særpreg!”

Individuality Rhinoceros Mass Movement

Book:Rhinocéros

Source: Rhinocéros

“It’s a whole lot easier to express our unique individuality if there’s a larger community backing us up, reassuring us we’re still socially acceptable.”

Unique Individuality Social Conformity

Book:Superfandom: How Our Obsessions are Changing What We Buy and Who We Are

Source: Superfandom: How Our Obsessions are Changing What We Buy and Who We Are

“You must hiss at people who intend to undermine your individuality with their false pride and intellectual stupidity.”

Individuality Self Confidence Self Worth Self Motivation Individual Rights

Author:Abhijit Naskar

“There could be something wrong with me because I see Negroes neither better nor worse than any other race. Race pride is a luxury I cannot afford. There are too many implications bend the term. Now, suppose a Negro does something really magnificent, and I glory, not in the benefit to mankind, but the fact that the doer was a Negro. Must I not also go hang my head in shame when a member of my race does something execrable? If I glory, then the obligation is laid upon me to blush also. I do glory when a Negro does something fine, I gloat because he or she has done a fine thing, but not because he was a Negro. That is incidental and accidental. It is the human achievement which I honor. I execrate a foul act of a Negro but again not on the grounds that the doer was a Negro, but because it was foul. A member of my race just happened to be the fouler of humanity. In other words, I know that I cannot accept responsibility for thirteen million people. Every tub must sit on its own bottom regardless. So 'Race Pride' in me had to go. And anyway, why should I be proud to be Negro? Why should anyone be proud to be white? Or yellow? Or red? After all, the word 'race' is a loose classification of physical characteristics. I tells nothing about the insides of people. Pointing a achievements tells nothing either. Races have never done anything. What seems race achievement is the work of individuals. The white race did not go into a laboratory and invent incandescent light. That was Edison. The Jews did not work out Relativity. That was Einstein. The Negros did not find out the inner secrets of peanuts and sweet potatoes, nor the secret of the development of the egg. That wad Carver and Just. If you are under the impression that every white man is Edison, just look around a bit. If you have the idea that every Negro is a Carver, you had better take off plenty of time to do your searching.”

Race Pride Individuality

Book:Dust tracks on a road

Source: Dust tracks on a road

“I bear within me the seed, the rudiments, the possibility of life's capacities and endeavors. Where might I be, if I were not here? Who, what, how could I be, if I were not me, if this outward appearance that is me did not encase me, separating my consciousness from that of others who are not me? An organism—a blind, rash, pitiful eruption of the insistent assertion of the will. Far better, really, if that will were to drift free in a night without time or space, than to languish in a prison cell lit only by the flickering, uncertain flame of the intellect.”

Death Individuality Catholicism Will Protestantism Schopenhauer

Book:Buddenbrooks: The Decline of a Family

Source: Buddenbrooks: The Decline of a Family

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