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Vincent van Gogh
“Father once wrote to me, 'Do not forget the story of Icarus, who wanted to fly to the sun, and having reached a certain height lost his wings and fell into the sea.' [...] One does not become simple and true overnight. But let us persevere, and above all have patience. He who believes, does not hasten.”
― Vincent van Gogh

Vincent van Gogh
“On the road walks a pilgrim, staff in hand. He has been walking for a good long while already and is very tired. And now he meets a woman, a figure in black that makes one think of St. Paul's word: 'As being sorrowful yet always rejoicing.' That Angel of God has been placed there to encourage the pilgrims and to answer their questions.”
― Vincent van Gogh, The Letters of Vincent Van Gogh (Penguin Classics) by Vincent Van Gogh (31-Jul-1997) Paperback

“I am a stranger in the earth: hide not Thy commandments from me. (Psalm 119:19)”
― King James Version Bible

Vincent van Gogh
“Art demands dogged work, work in spite of everthing and continuous observation. By dogged, I mean in the first place incessant labour, but also not abandoning one's views upon the say-so of this person or that.”
― Vincent van Gogh, The Letters of Vincent Van Gogh (Penguin Classics) by Vincent Van Gogh (31-Jul-1997) Paperback

C.G. Jung
“If you fulfill the pattern that is peculiar to yourself, you have loved yourself, you have accumulated and have abundance; you bestow virtue then because you have luster. You radiate; from your abundance something overflows. But if you hate and despise yourself—if you have not accepted your pattern—then there are hungry animals (prowling cats and other beasts and vermin) in your constitution which get at your neighbours like flies in order to satisfy the appetites which you have failed to satisfy. Therefore, Nietzsche says to those people who have not fulfilled their individual patterns that the bestowing soul is lacking. There is no radiation, no real warmth; there is hunger and secret stealing.”
― C.G. Jung, Nietzsche's Zarathustra: Notes of the Seminar given in 1934-1939 C.G. Jung

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