278.

Honesty. Honesty or feed the grave. Be complete.

277.

Being lovely doesn't grants anybody to be loved back, but a moderate peace and cramps of the heart.

276.

Enthusiasm is a ship anchored to itself.

275.

"You have a sense of direction. Find your place."

274.

Definition of reality: All that has been witnessed by your beloved.

273.

The light travels. Illuminating the path by burning its excess of baggage.
Travel light.

272.

The moonlight is your sunlight on a mirror.

271.

You have it all until you don't; and then, the moment you forgot that you don't have it all, is because you're having it all again.

270.

In a first stage, perception apprehends the word as a statement of a definitive fact. The word is very powerful over perception. Nothing's a better reason than that to not talk what's not known well enough.

269.

There's an etiquette in earth, in heaven and in hell.

268.

You pay the price in advance, says the catholic church.
You don't pay the price, says the devil.
The price is revealed by the highest, says the islam.
The price is an agreement with the highest, says the judaism.
You always pay the price, says the karma.
You set the price, says the Buddha.
Only the worthy are allowed to pay the price, said the ancient greek.
There is no price, says the skeptic.
There's a system to discover and pay the price, says the science.
The price is defined by its consequences, says the pragmatic.
The price is absurd, says the existentialist.
Know the price to pay the price, says the epistemologist.
I'll pay the price for you, says the one who loves you.

267.

For the memory, the measuring units of time are not the hours, but decisions and meaningful moments; milestones. We're entities very detached from the physical world, therefore, the illusion of time; therefore, we're naturally spiritual.