1 you can learn only if you don't prejudge
2 freedom lies on the other side of attachment
3 to the ignorant the wise man is a fool
4 better to experiment and be wrong than to conform and be right
5 wisdom can't be bought but it can be earned
7 identifying with your past perpetuates your limitations
8 an open mind and genuine thirst for learning are greatest blessings one can have
9 wisdom is content with simplicity, foolishness seeks complication
11 one's thinking is a reflection of what one reads
12 better to read a truly great book a dozen times than read a mediocre book once
13 more words don't convey more meaning; they dilute it
15 surrender is the only way to victory
16 if you are clever, you are not wise
17 politics/news is the pastime of semi literate people
18 if you feel the need to justify yourself you are already on the defensive
20 he who replies impulsively neither understands nor cares about the question
21 wisdom consists in loving one's death more than one's life
22 small minds take pride in noticing petty distinctions, great minds perceive big picture unity