There are two things that make me more shocked and awed the more I think about them: the starry sky above me and the moral code in my heart.

——Kant

Philosophy·Morality

The busier we are, the stronger we feel that we are alive, and the more aware we are of the existence of our lives.

——Kant

Diligence·Effort·Perseverance·Philosophy

Give me matter and I will use it to create a universe.

——Kant

Philosophy·Inspirational·Philosophy·Philosophy of Life

The so-called freedom is not to follow one's will, but to be in control of oneself.

——Kant

Philosophy

Genius is a person who creates his own laws.

——Kant

Philosophy·Philosophy

Pain is being forced to leave the place where you are.

——Kant

Philosophy·Inspiration·Philosophy

Living without a goal is like sailing without a compass.

——Kant

Goal·Philosophy

Beauty is a symbol of moral goodness.

——Kant

Morality·Moral Cultivation·Philosophy·Inspiration

The one who is above me is the bright starry sky; the moral law is in my heart.

——Kant

Philosophy·Philosophy

Three things help to ease the toil of life: hope, sleep and smile.

——Kant

Philosophy·Inspiration

The things that can enrich the soul are the sky with twinkling stars and the moral law in my heart.

——Kant

Morality·Mind·Philosophy

Philosophy cannot be taught, and philosophy is always the career of the thinker.

——Kant

Philosophy

To judge beauty, one must have a cultivated mind.

——Kant

Philosophy·Philosophy·Cultivation·Culture

Funny is a serious imbalance between expectations and consequences.

——Kant

Autonomy of the will is the only principle of all moral laws and the obligations consistent with it.

——Kant

Philosophy

The morality of an action does not depend on its consequences, but only on the intention behind the action.

——Kant

Being angry is punishing yourself with the mistakes of others.

——Kant

Philosophy·Life·Mood·Philosophy

The so-called religion means that all our obligations are regarded as God's commands.

——Kant

Morality is first required to control oneself.

——Kant

Morality·Philosophy·Moral Cultivation

Time is not a reasoning concept, or what people call a universal concept, but a part of perceptual intuition. a pure form.

——Kant