No more does the white man's civilization make for happiness and for life. More often it makes for misery and death.Author
I have seen much of life, and I am not easily frightened. I think I may say, without boasting, that I know more about fear than any man alive.Author
Whether one measures by the peace that money brings or by the peace of simplicity, it is the same… There but remains to fashion things so that men will choose that good which is life and deny that evil which is destruction and death.Author
It is the law of life that strong men shall take from the weak.… But it is the duty of strong men to see that the weak shall have that which they take.Author
In truth, though living, I was a dead man. If death be no more than the cessation of awareness, then was I dead.Author
A little more, and I would have followed into the Brotherhood of Death.Author
There is such a thing as a winner in life, and it is the natural heritage of livingness to win.Author
One cannot travel without observing, understanding, and reflecting.Author
I am alone, surrounded by a material universe and conscious only of my own weaknessAuthor
For I was made for life, and the will to live was in me a compelling flameAuthor
There is more of peace in this world than men reckon with.Author
All men come to themselves once in a while, and it is at such times that they are open to the larger meanings of life.Author
There is a magic in saying ‘Come with me.’ It is the universal solvent.Author