Nature of man Quote by Saul Bellow

Human existence requires stability, the permanence of things

— Anonymous

“And, like Buddha, Spinoza is often dismissed as a mere seeker of tranquillity – but what he valued most was joy, which he defined…

— Michael Foley

“Spinoza spoke of vitality as the purest virtue, the only virtue. The drive to persist, to flourish, he said, is the absolute quality shared…

— Michael Greenberg

“Spinoza left a celebrated description of his life’s endeavour: After experience had taught me that all things which frequently take place in ordinary life…

— Roger Scruton

“Stability says there must be no evasion; instead attend to the real, to the real necessity however uncomfortable that might be. Stability brings us…

— Esther De Waal

“Nothing is stable in life including life itself.”

— Sunday Adelaja

“everyone is looking for life stability except that stability is a big lie, because even the world is not stable and we are a…

— Ahmed El-Osaily

“I have observed over a long lifetime that mental stability is not all it's cracked up to be.”

— Neal Barrett Jr

“Stability itself is nothing but a more languid motion.”

— Stephen Greenblatt

“Man’s only justification for physical existence is to learn; this is his destiny which he cannot avoid under any circumstances.”

— Théun Mares

“The human mind has the capacity to spin anything to suit what we want to believe.”

— Roy Lubit

“To find stability within the world, one must first find stability within.”

— Tyler J. Hebert