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Inspirational quotes from Western literary philosophers

Inspiring quotes from Western literary philosophers

Books are not inanimate things. They contain the potential of life and are as active as the author. Not only that, it is like a vase that preserves the purest essence of the author's vibrant wisdom. The following are some inspirational quotes from Western philosophers that I have compiled and shared with you. Welcome to read and refer to them.

Inspirational quotes from Western literary and artistic philosophers

1. Careers are often made by perseverance and destroyed by impatience. I have seen with my own eyes in the desert that the hurried traveler lags behind the calm one; the galloping horse lags behind, and the slow camel continues to move forward. Sadie

2. Let us enjoy life. The more we feel, the longer we will live. France

3. Perseverance in a great cause requires an unswerving spirit. Voltaire

4. Start doing something calmly, but once you start, stick to it. Bias

5. If one day, I can contribute to the interests of our public, I will consider myself the happiest person in the world. Gogol

6. Will and destiny often run in opposite directions, and determination will be overthrown in the end. Shakespeare

7. The human will supported by indomitable beliefs is more powerful than those seemingly invincible material forces. Einstein

8. Books are this tool for transforming the soul. What mankind needs is enlightening nourishment. And reading is exactly this kind of nourishment. Hugo

9. The life given by God is to be dedicated to the prosperity, peace and happiness of mankind. Konosuke Matsushita

10. Lazy people cannot enjoy rest. Rubke

 11. Every favor has a barb, which will hook the mouth that swallows the favor, and the benefactor will drag him wherever he wants. Tang En

12. Only those who lie in the mud forever will not fall into the pit again. Hegel

13. The creator is the real enjoyer. Fulk

14. Passion is the secret of beauty. Beauty without passion is unattractive. ChristianDior

15. Books are not inanimate things. They contain the potential of life and are as active as the author. Not only that, it is like a vase that preserves the purest essence of the author's vibrant wisdom. Milton

16. Temperance increases happiness and enhances enjoyment. Democritus

17. Now that I have set foot on this road, nothing should prevent me from walking along this road. Kant

18. Luxury is comfort, otherwise it is not luxury. CocoChanel

19. Life is just like a marathon. Only those who persist to the end can be called winners. Daisaku Ikeda

20. Everyone laughs at old fashions, but pursues new fashions religiously. Thoreau

21. Whoever works as hard as me will be as successful as me. Mozart

22. Nothing can come from nothing, and water cannot flow from seamless stones. Anyone who cannot burn can only smoke. This is the theorem. Long live the fire of life. Ostrovsky

23. Once the path of life is chosen, you must bravely go to the end and never look back. Zola

24. Apart from psychological failure, there is actually no failure in this world. As long as it is not a complete defeat, you will definitely win. Henry Austin

25. The most precious thing in the world is time, and the most extravagant thing in the world is squandering time. Mozart

26. Fashion raises the bad to a flattering level, and then makes the bad and the good very similar.

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27. Don’t be calm and don’t let yourself fall asleep! While you are young, strong and flexible, never tire of doing good deeds. Chekhov

28. Take a step forward and you may find an unexpected path. Life is like a mountain road. If you take one step forward, you will find a better road that will make your life more fulfilling and more interesting. Konosuke Matsushita

29. Those who understand the full meaning of life will not die casually, and will not give up life even if there is only a little chance. Heine

30. Don’t be downcast, even if you lose everything, tomorrow is still in your hands. Oscar Wilde

31. A strong-willed person can take the world in his hands and knead it like a lump of clay. Goethe

32. Your spare time life should be meaningful and not deviant. Washington

33. Never be ashamed of admitting your mistakes, because admitting your mistakes can also mean that you are smarter today. Marlow

34. Books are not only life, but also the source of cultural life in the present, past and future. Kufayev

35. Neither the singing of a beautiful woman, nor the barking of a hyena, nor the tears of a crocodile, nor the howling of a wolf can shake me. Chapman

36. Will is the power possessed by a unique individual to correct his or her own initiative. Lawrence

37. The only way to free the will is to free it from willfulness. Hale

38. Life is a hard struggle, and you can never take a break. Otherwise, all your hard-earned efforts may be wasted in an instant. Roman? Roland

39. Books introduce us to the most beautiful society and enable us to get to know the great wise men of all ages. Smeers

40. Although patience and persistence are painful things, they can gradually bring benefits to you. Ovid

41. To succeed in this world, you must persist to the end: never let go until death. Voltaire

42. The struggle to enter the kingdom of heaven is certainly noble, but living in this mortal world is also wonderful. Then let's be human. Mozart

43. Without gratitude, there is no real virtue. Rousseau

44. The deep night is the prelude to day. Guo Xiaochuan

45. Even if a person has reached the top, he must still strive for self-improvement. Russell Baker

46. The hardships of life cannot crush me. The joy in my heart is not my own. I put joy into music in order to make the whole world feel happy. Mozart

47. Only those who can tolerate themselves can enjoy leisure. Graeber

48. Only by devoting oneself to society can one find the meaning of that short and risky life. Einstein

49. Success = hard work + correct methods + less empty words. Einstein

50. Will is a strong blind man, leaning on the shoulders of a sighted lame man. Schopenhauer ;