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You can lead a man to wisdom, but you cannot make him think.
Topic: Education
George Hammond
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Choosing a partner mainly for sex, without having much of a personal relationship, is like playing tiddly-winks instead of chess — because friendship is what provides any relationship with its complexity, substance, subtlety, sustainability and enjoyment.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
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An unbroken series of short-term successes can still amount to a long-term failure.
Topic: Success
George Hammond
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Sex is a poor substitute for love, but it’s not a bad substitute for tennis.
Topic: Sports
George Hammond
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Civilization is clearly not crucial to human life, as we have mostly been living without it for over a million years now – a few of us even happily at times.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
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It is the despair of multitudes that our personal emotions are not subject to our own direct, willful manipulation. Instead, our emotions stubbornly remain at all times just automatic mental reactions to our perceptions. But therein lies the key to success. The quality, quantity and continuity of the emotions we continuously experience can definitely be influenced immensely by shifting those perceptions, and thus our choice of desires, through understanding the universal pursuit of happiness better.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
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Substance is satisfying.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
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Discipline: not being deterred by a relatively superficial pain while in pursuit of a relatively profound pleasure.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
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Spiritual leaders who require obedience as a prerequisite to granting any religious reward reveal that they fundamentally misunderstand the true source of happiness.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
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Living life well means knowing you can live without it.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
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Do anything well long enough and you are bound to have irritated a majority.
Topic: Success
George Hammond
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Social Ethics: how to have fun without hurting yourself or others.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
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Trying hard to become perfect is one of the most effective ways to discover that perfection is an illusion.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
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Personal Ethics: how to have fun without hurting yourself.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
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You can lead a man to wisdom, but you cannot make him think.
Topic: Education
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Choosing a partner mainly for sex, without having much of a personal relationship, is like playing tiddly-winks instead of chess — because friendship is what provides any relationship with its complexity, substance, subtlety, sustainability and enjoyment.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
An unbroken series of short-term successes can still amount to a long-term failure.
Topic: Success
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Sex is a poor substitute for love, but it’s not a bad substitute for tennis.
Topic: Sports
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Civilization is clearly not crucial to human life, as we have mostly been living without it for over a million years now – a few of us even happily at times.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
It is the despair of multitudes that our personal emotions are not subject to our own direct, willful manipulation. Instead, our emotions stubbornly remain at all times just automatic mental reactions to our perceptions. But therein lies the key to success. The quality, quantity and continuity of the emotions we continuously experience can definitely be influenced immensely by shifting those perceptions, and thus our choice of desires, through understanding the universal pursuit of happiness better.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Substance is satisfying.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Discipline: not being deterred by a relatively superficial pain while in pursuit of a relatively profound pleasure.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Spiritual leaders who require obedience as a prerequisite to granting any religious reward reveal that they fundamentally misunderstand the true source of happiness.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Living life well means knowing you can live without it.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Do anything well long enough and you are bound to have irritated a majority.
Topic: Success
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Social Ethics: how to have fun without hurting yourself or others.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Trying hard to become perfect is one of the most effective ways to discover that perfection is an illusion.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Personal Ethics: how to have fun without hurting yourself.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
You can lead a man to wisdom, but you cannot make him think.
Topic: Education
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Choosing a partner mainly for sex, without having much of a personal relationship, is like playing tiddly-winks instead of chess — because friendship is what provides any relationship with its complexity, substance, subtlety, sustainability and enjoyment.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
An unbroken series of short-term successes can still amount to a long-term failure.
Topic: Success
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Sex is a poor substitute for love, but it’s not a bad substitute for tennis.
Topic: Sports
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Civilization is clearly not crucial to human life, as we have mostly been living without it for over a million years now – a few of us even happily at times.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
It is the despair of multitudes that our personal emotions are not subject to our own direct, willful manipulation. Instead, our emotions stubbornly remain at all times just automatic mental reactions to our perceptions. But therein lies the key to success. The quality, quantity and continuity of the emotions we continuously experience can definitely be influenced immensely by shifting those perceptions, and thus our choice of desires, through understanding the universal pursuit of happiness better.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Substance is satisfying.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Discipline: not being deterred by a relatively superficial pain while in pursuit of a relatively profound pleasure.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Spiritual leaders who require obedience as a prerequisite to granting any religious reward reveal that they fundamentally misunderstand the true source of happiness.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Living life well means knowing you can live without it.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Do anything well long enough and you are bound to have irritated a majority.
Topic: Success
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Social Ethics: how to have fun without hurting yourself or others.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Trying hard to become perfect is one of the most effective ways to discover that perfection is an illusion.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond
NOT YET RATED
Personal Ethics: how to have fun without hurting yourself.
Topic: Happiness
George Hammond