1: The biggest enemy in life is yourself. These words are the most important. A person will always encounter some enemies in his life, such as hooligans, scoundrels, and villains. These men who dress like beasts are extremely hateful, but if you see through them, they are nothing more than a pile of garbage. Man's greatest enemy is himself. A person who can defeat himself is invincible and invincible. What I'm afraid of is that I'm sick, I don't know what to do, and I'm hesitant to do things. Either they overestimate themselves and thus become arrogant; or they worship others too much and thus feel inferior. Once you defeat yourself, you will make a leap in your thinking, and your life will open a new page. ——Buddhist witticism

2: Thoughts (whether good or bad)-behavior-habits, this is the law of life. ——Tryin

3: Books are ships of thought, sailing through the waves of the times. It is loaded with valuable cargo, delivered to one generation after another. ——Bacon

4: Thought is the basis of action. It pulls young people to one side, while the actual requirements of life and interests pull them to the other side. In most cases, life always prevails, so most educated young people, after a period of intense youth fascination, embark on a well-trodden path and gradually become accustomed to it. ——Korolenko

5: The most noble ideas come first, followed by money; a society with only money without the most noble ideas will collapse. ——Dostoyevsky

6: Man is just a reed, the most fragile in nature, but a reed that uses thought. To destroy him, the entire universe does not need to be armed. A breath of air or a drop of water can kill him. But when the universe destroys him, man is still nobler than the destroyer, because he knows that he is dead and that the universe has taken advantage of him; but the universe has no idea. ——Pascal

7: There is a kind of people in the world who pretend to be calm and calm, deliberately showing their calmness so that others can praise them for their deep wisdom and profound thoughts; In his air, he seemed to say, "My words are all in the language of heaven. If I open my lips, no dog will bark!"... I can see through this kind of people. They win the world just because they don't speak. They have a reputation for wisdom; but I can say for sure that if they spoke, everyone who heard them would call them fools. ——Shakespeare

8: The question is never how to use your mind to generate new and creative ideas, but how to eliminate old ideas from your mind. ——Dee Hawke

9: The wavering of thought is not a wavering between right and wrong, but a kind of wandering between reason and irrationality. —— Jung

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