“It’s a bit embarrassing to admit, but everything that happens happens for no real reason.” — Daniel Klein Copy Share Image
“I am not looking for a thing ; I am searching for a spiritual experience .” — Daniel Klein Copy Share Image
“Loving and being loved affirmed one's sense of self and conquered feelings of loneliness and alienation. It kept one sane.” — Daniel Klein Happiness-fulfillment-desire Copy Share Image
“When my father-in-law, Jan Vuijst, a Dutch Reformed minister, was on his deathbed, I had a deeply intimate conversation with him -… — Daniel Klein Communication Copy Share Image
“Companionship was at the top of Epicurus's list of life's pleasures. He wrote, 'Of all the things that wisdom provides to help… — Daniel Klein Companionship Copy Share Image
“If a man cannot invest his life, or any part of it, with meaning, all he has left are distractions from meaninglessness,… — Daniel Klein Life Copy Share Image
“Moses trudges down from Mt. Sinai, tablets in hand, and announces to the assembled multitudes: “I’ve got good news and I’ve got… — Daniel Klein Copy Share Image
“When all is said and done, this Existentialist precept resonates with me more than any other philosophy of life I know. The… — Daniel Klein Existentialist Copy Share Image
“With nothing meaningful in life, nothing is interesting. Enter boredom. A bored man even longs for longing. He has time to fill,… — Daniel Klein Bored Copy Share Image
“To my surprise, I find the most relevant commentary on a marriage that continues into the sunset years comes from the radical… — Daniel Klein Copy Share Image
“there is no rest for the striver. Just beyond the completion of each goal on our life-achievement “bucket list” looms another goal,… — Daniel Klein Copy Share Image
“This classmate told me that Plato drove this idea home in his dialogue Euthydemus , in which Socrates puts down the Sophists,… — Daniel Klein Communication Copy Share Image
“One use of the argument from analogy is found in response to the question of what or who created the universe. Some… — Daniel Klein Analogy Copy Share Image
