“After all is mastered, the inner being may manifest, unimpeded by the vehicle’s (i.e., the performer’s) lack of knowledge. In this light, training oneself to the highest possible level may be regarded as an act of worship to that inner being.””
“Felice è solamente chi non si è reso conto cosa ne sia realmente della vita; intendo la circostanza per cui la tensione della durata è in lotta con la cognizione della caducità. E, tuttavia, non posso invidiare questo uomo felice.””
E. Werner was a prolific author of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for his contributions to popular fiction in England. His works often explored themes of ambition, societal challenges, ...