Ancient greek Quote by Stéphane Lupasco

“The nature of civilisation everywhere was such that, even with the Greeks, it diverted people’s minds away from the reality of death.”

— Antal Szerb

“Life is all about balance, without which the seeds of chaos grow.”

— Steven Redhead

“Only upon death does an organism reach equilibrium with its inanimate environment.”

— Reginald H. Garrett

“Life seems to be a system that eats itself to death, and in which victory equals defeat.”

— Alan Wilson Watts

We live in an era when established values are no longer valid, when prodigious discoveries are being made every year, when catastrophes of unbelievable…

— Werner Herzog

“human beings were a part of the complex system of interactions among living organisms that made up an ecosystem, rather than apart from it…

— Scott Wallace

“A society must always aim for balance. It needs intellectuals, it needs warriors, it needs traders, it needs artists, and it needs skilled workers.…

— Amish Tripathi

“You know better than anyone that nothing lasts. Nothing good. Nothing bad. Everything lives. Everything dies. Sometimes cities just fall into the sea. It's…

— C. Robert Cargill

“In every life, the sun will shine, the rain will fall, the coldest winters are followed by the warmest summers, there will be the…

— Jamie Magee

“one such as you cannot possibly understand how to maintain balance in a world flooded with chaos.”

— Pippa DaCosta

“Believe it or not, good things can come out of chaos. Life can arise from death just as death can arise from life.”

— Dannika Dark

“If the Greeks were—as they were indeed—a brilliant people, they were individualistic to a fault, and concerned with the fate and fortune of themselves…

— Ernle Bradford