A—B
Abraham Lincoln On Equality And Government
Adrienne Rich On Human Relationships
Alan Watts On The Universe Inside Us
Albert Camus On Opening The Heart
Aldis Hodge On Police Brutality
Aldous Huxley On Appetites Of The Soul
Aldous Huxley On Enlightenment
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn On Revelations
Amma (Mata Amritanandamayi Devil) On Individuals
Anaïs Nin On The Artist’s Task
Anne Sexton On Welcome Morning
Annemarie Roeper On The Core Of Your Being
Antoine De Saint-Exupery On Responsibility
Antonio Damasio On Culture And Life
Anthony de Mello On Enlightenment
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov On Marriage
Anya Krugovoy Silver On Cancer
Arthur Koestler On Living Your Life
Arthur Rimbaud On My Bohemian Life
Audre Lorde On Acceptable Women
Audre Lorde On The Transformation Of Silence
Authur Rimbaud On My Bohemian Life
Barack Obama On Different Points Of View
Baruch Spinoza On Understanding
Bertrand Russell On Religion And Fear
Booker T Washington On Success
C—D
Carl Jung On Inner Experiences
Chris Van Allsburg On Christmas Magic
Christopher Eric Hitchens On Alcohol
CS Lewis On Self Consciousness
David Bohm On Living In Harmony
David Foster Wallace On Reading
David Stephen Mitchell On Midlife
Deborah Levy On Chaos And Life
Denise Levertov On To Be A Poet
Derek Walcott On Bleecker Street
Derek Walcott On Love After Love
E—F
Eduardo Porter On Social Dysfunction
Elie Wiesel On Being A Witness
Elizabeth Acevedo On Belonging
Elizabeth Gilbert On A Rich Life
Ella Wheeler Wilcox On Protest
Frank Ostaseski On Birth-Death
Franz Kafka On Music And Poetry
Frederick Douglass On Crimes Of The Unites States
Frederick Douglass On Reflection
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche On Living
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche On Truth
G—H
Gabriel García Márquez On Life
Gaston Bachelard On Consciousness
Genevieve Dewar on Human Nature
George Bernard Shaw On Indifference
Georgia O’Keeffe On Living Your Life
Georgia O’Keeffe On Starting Over
Gerard De Nerval On My Universe
Hank Tusinski On Brush Painting
Hannah Arendt On Pursuit Of Happiness
Hannah Arendt On Silent Intercourse
Hannah Arendt On Totalitarianism
Haruki Murakami On Aging And Interviews
Helen Fisher On Love As Addiction
Henry David Thoreau On Self Care
Henry David Thoreau On Solitude
Henry David Thoreau On The Mind/Body Disconnect
Henry Miller On The Miraculous
Howard Washington Thurman On Your Inner Voice
Hugh Macleod On Find Your Own Shtick
I—J
Inge and Sten Hegeler On Seeing
Isabel Allende On Story Telling
Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī On Joy
Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī On Solitude
James Baldwin On Say Yes To Life
James Broughton On Wondrous The Merge
James Comey On A Dangerous Time
Jane Hirshfield On The Creative Self
Jean Jacques Rousseau On Ownership
Jeanette Winterson On Language
Jiddu Krishnamurti On Killing: Let Us Not Forget
John O’Donohue On Inner Experience
Joseph Goebbels On Lies And Hatred
Josephine Baker On Differences
Juāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī On To Live
Justina Chen On The Precipice Of A Decision
K—L
Kathy Bates as Gertrude Stein In The Movie-Midnight In Paris-On The Artist’s Task
Kenneth Patchen On Love And Rebellion
Langston Hughes On The Weary Blues
László Krasznahorkai On Living
Laura Riding On Doing And Thinking
Laurie Ann Paul On Transformation
Lucie Brock Broido On Freedom Of Speech
Ludwig van Beethoven On Genius
Lydia Susanna Hunter On Secrets
Lyndon B Johnson On Voting, Racism And Fear
Lynn Margulis On Interconnectedness
M—N
Madeleine L’Engle On Self Consciousness
Marge Piercy On The End Of Days
Maria Popova On Chance and Choice
Marina Umaschi Bers On Technology
Martha Nussbaum On Inner Experience
Martin Louis Amis On Homosexuality
Mary Oliver On One Or Two Things
Maya Angelou On Phenomenal Woman
Melissa Pritchard On Writers And Art
Michael Pollan On Psychedelic Experience
Mihajlo Idvorski Pupin On Immigration
Mohsin Hamid On The Great American Novel
Naomi Benaron On The Rwandan Genocide
Neil deGrasse Tyson On Connections
Neil deGrasse Tyson On Transformation
Neil deGrasse Tyson On Who We Are
Niels Bohr On Language And Religion
Nikki Giovanni On Beautiful Black Men
O—P—Q
Oliver Sacks On Sudden Insight
Paola Antonelli On Flags As Symbols
Patricia Carroll-Mathes On Another Lovely Day
R—S
Rachel Licker On Climate Change
Rainer Maria Rilke On Listening
Ralph Ellison On The Invisible Man
Rebecca Mead On Being Uncommitted
Rebecca Newberger Goldstein On Love
Rebecca Newberger Goldstein On Personal Identity
Rebecca Solnit On Lies And Language
Rebecca Solnit On Representation
Rebecca Solnit On Transformation
Richard Freynman On Imagination
Richard Wright On Hunger For Life
Rodman Edward “Rod” Sterling On TV Production
Robert Bly On Listening To The Köln Concert
Robert Gascoyne-Cecil On Experts
Robert PInsky On Art And Poetry
Seung Sahn Soen-sa On Sameness
Shirley Jackson On Inner Vision
Stephen Hawking On The Universe
Susan Minot On Becoming A Writer
T—U—V
Tao Writer On A Personal Space
Tao Writer On Friendship And Solitude
Tao Writer On Standing Undiminished
Terry Tempest Williams On Aggression
Terry Tempest Williams On Faith
Thomas Michael Bond On Fantasy
Thomas L. Friedman On Trump And Nationalism
Thomas Merton On Technology And Wisdom
Toni Morrison On Books And Questions
Toni Morrison On The Artist’s Task
Trevor Noah On Fear And Laughter
Twyla Hansen On Trying To Pray
Ursula K Le Guin Anger And Hatred
Ursula K Le Guin On Information
Ursula K Le Guin On Perfection
Ursula K Le Guin On The Future
Voltairine de Cleyre On Anarchism
W—X
Wallace Stevens On The Artist’s Task
Wendell Berry On How To Be A Poet
William Howard Gass On Mischance
William James On Mystical States
William Lewis Safire On Writing
William Rose Benét On Writing Poetry
Winnie The Pooh On Doing Nothing
Wisława Szymborska On Possibilities
Wisława Szymborska On The Moment
Woody Allen On Why Is Life Worth Living?
Y—Z
Yuval Noah Harari On Stupidity
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