B.

“A man is not saved by the truth of the things he believes, but by the truth of his belief- its sincerity, its harmony with his character. The absurdities of the popular religions do not matter; what matters is the lukewarm belief, the empty forms, the shallow conceptions of life and duty. We are prone to think that if the creed is false, the religion is false. Religion is an emotion, an inspiration, a feeling of the Infinite, and may have its root in any creed or no creed... Any creed that ennobles character and opens a door or window upon the deeper meanings of this marvelous universe is good enough to live by, and good enough to die by.”
― John Burroughs

“You may say: "For what purpose did I learn all these things?" But you need not fear that you have wasted your efforts; it was for yourself that you learned them.”
― Seneca, Letters From A Stoic | Moral Letters To Lucilius

“I want you to
Slow down
I just want it all
To slow down;
I want to make a forest
Of a moment
And live in that forest
For ever
Before you go”
― Matt Haig, How to Stop Time

“Aquí está la receta biológica que separa a los optimistas de los pesimistas: no es su capacidad de valorar lo bueno sino sus posibilidades de ignorar y olvidar lo malo.”
― Mariano Sigman, La vida secreta de la mente: Nuestro cerebro cuando decidimos, sentimos y pensamos