Self-knowledge maxims and aphorisms 1

1. Secret love is the most beautiful love in the world

2. Don’t rely on gifts to gain a friend

3. Tell me your friends, and I will know what kind of person you are.

4. In this world, besides sunshine, air, water and smiles, what else do we need!

5. I will die and you will live. Who will live? Happier, only God knows. Either I die or you live, only God knows which way is better.

6. I walk around and do nothing else. I just ask you, young and old, not to just care about your body, but to protect your soul.

7. For philosophers, death is the final self-realization. It is a desirable thing because it opens the door to true knowledge. The soul is freed from the fetters of the body and finally realizes the visual realm of the bright heaven.

8. I only know one thing, that is, I don’t know anything.

9. Anyone who could have done better is considered lazy!

10. People can make mistakes, but they cannot make the same mistake.

11. When you are angry, shut your mouth tightly to avoid increasing your anger.

12. If I can tolerate my wife, I can tolerate anyone else!

13. A good marriage will only bring you happiness, while a bad marriage will only bring you happiness. Can make you a philosopher.

14. No one refuses to do good just because he knows good.

15. Any confirmed experiment shows that any kind of physical or psychological disease can be cured by eating vegetarian food and drinking alcohol. Pure water can alleviate the condition. Self-knowledge maxims and aphorisms 2

1. If you want to learn knowledge from me, you must first have a strong desire for knowledge, just like you have a strong desire to survive.

2. Ideas should be born in the hearts of students, and teachers should just act like midwives.

3. There is a sun in everyone, the main thing is how to make it shine.

4. Education is not indoctrination, but igniting a flame.

5. Problems are midwives, they help the birth of new ideas.

6. The best person is yourself

7. The more you know, the less you know.

8. If you want to understand yourself, it is best to ask others. —— Japan

9. If a person counts what he learned from others as his own discovery, this is also very close to arrogance. ——Hegel

10. A person who really knows himself cannot be immodest. Humility makes a person's heart shrink, like a pebble. Although it is small, it is extremely strong. Only by being strong can you be honest. ——Lao She

11. The more incompetent one is, the more pretentious he is. ——Deng Tuo

12. The more incompetent a person is, the more he likes to find fault with others. ——Ireland

13. He who knows others is wise, and he who knows himself is wise. He who conquers others is powerful, and he who conquers himself is strong. ——Lao Tzu

14. Only among the crowd can you know yourself. ——Germany

15. You know your appetite. ——Soviet Union

16. You know where your shoes are tight. ——Spain

17. Self-knowledge is the most rare knowledge. ——Spain

18. I know my ignorance, I know my ignorance.

19. An unexamined life is worthless or: An unexamined life is not worth living

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1. The fewer our needs, the closer we are to God.

2. The gods have reserved for themselves the knowledge of the most important things.

3. Those who want to control the world must first be able to control themselves.

4. Only by knowing yourself can you know life.

5. Beauty is difficult

6. Virtue is knowledge or: Virtue is knowledge, ignorance is the source of evil

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8. Art is based on the reproduction of beauty.

9. Virtue cannot be taught, it can only be found by oneself.

10. It is far more shameful to hurt others than to be hurt yourself.

11. Others live for food, but I eat for survival.

12. Wisdom means knowing one’s ignorance

13. I only know one thing in my life, why am I so ignorant.

14. There are two kinds of people in this world, one is a happy pig, and the other is a painful person. Be a miserable person, not a happy pig.

15. If the pain of everyone in the world were put together and you were asked to choose, you might still be willing to choose your original share.

16. Men live by forgetting, and women live by remembering.

17. Only reason is the most valuable.

18. I know very clearly that I have no wisdom, no matter how big or small.

19. Education is a tool and method to seduce our hearts.

20. The most effective education method is not to tell people the answers, but to ask them questions. Quotes and aphorisms about self-understanding 4

1. It is more glorious to win against oneself than to win against others. ——(British writer) Somerset Maugham should take action and then know himself. ——〈French writer) Montaigne

2. Being yourself is the best advice you can give to others. ——(American Economist) Thoreau

3. If you always see your shortcomings, you will make progress in learning. ——(ancient Chinese scholar) Zhong Hanguang

4. The goal of rational action is to find happiness within oneself, and happiness inspires further actions. ——(Ancient Greek philosopher) Aristotle

5. Smart people do not pay attention to things that they cannot get, nor do they worry about them. ——(British philosopher) Joe Herbert

6. As long as a smart person knows himself, he will lose nothing. ——(German philosopher) Nietzsche

7. The greatest thing in the world is to know how to give yourself to yourself. ——(German poet) Goethe

8. The most important thing in the world is to know yourself. ——(French thinker) Montaigne

9. The world spirit is too busy with reality and too busy with the outside world, and fails to return to the heart and turn back to itself in order to be content with its original self. In the home. ——(German philosopher) Hegel

10. You, just as you think. ——(American writer) Emerson

11. You should be grateful that you are unique in the world, and you should give full play to your talents. ——(American educator) Carnegie

12. Your destiny is hidden in your own chest. ——(German writer) Schiller

13. You always carry yourself with you, so how can you be surprised that your travel failed to bring you happiness? It is what drives you forward. The thing itself becomes a weight that weighs on you. ——(Ancient Greek philosopher) Socrates

14. Be the plaintiff first, then the judge, and finally the defender. Sometimes you have to be tough on yourself. ——(Ancient Roman philosopher) Seneca

15. Others judge us by what we have done in the past, but we judge ourselves by what we will be able to do. ——; (American poet) Longfellow Maxims and aphorisms of self-understanding 5

1. The bigger a person grows in his inner darkness, the smaller his outer form becomes. ——(Czech writer) Milan Kundera

2. The basis of wisdom is to know yourself. ——(Lebanese writer) Gibran

3. Giving up yourself is the best way to find yourself. ——(Indian philosopher) Sri Aurobindo

4. The development of free individuals is the first condition for perfect social development. ——(Indian philosopher) Sri Aurobindo

5. As long as a person is alive, his future will always depend on himself.

——(German Philosopher) Jaspers

6. Any life regards protecting itself as the supreme purpose. This is the principle in the world of life. ——(Japanese social activist) Daisaku Ikeda

7. Look at yourself first, and then correct yourself. ——(German Philosopher) Nietzsche

8. In times of crisis, the only way to be honest is to rely solely on yourself and not rely on others. ——(Minister of the Qing Dynasty of China) Zeng Guofan

9. The strongest person in this world is the one who stands alone and only by himself. ——(Norwegian dramatist) Ikarson

10. Among all knowledge, what wise men and good people seek most is to understand themselves. ——(British dramatist and poet) Shakespeare

11. Among all shortcomings, the most hopeless one is to despise ourselves. 1. (French writer) Montaigne

12. Those who can restrain themselves after winning have won a double victory. ——(British philosopher) Bacon

13. Man should respect himself and regard himself as worthy of the most noble things. ——(German philosopher) Hegel

14. Man's destiny is mainly in his own hands. ——(British philosopher) Bacon

15. To the universe, I am insignificant; but to myself, I am everything. ——(French writer) Sinecor