Quotes by F. G. Allen

“In this primitive idealist philosophy we find no mention of a god or of any supreme deity, nor of any religious obligation or observance such as worship. On the contrary, there is throughout a refreshing absence of ritual and such-like aspects of traditionalism and, indeed, it could not be otherwise in a System which depended upon utter sincerity and absolute freedom of spirit.””

“Be content to live alone, aloof; for the independent way is the way of wisdom””

“When a man has conquered craving, the lesser worries bred of convention lose their importance, and he no longer feels distressed””