12.Clichs that we cannot do without are not clichs but language essentials.
13.Anxiety to the mind is akin to a fractured leg to the body.
14.To maintain constant levels of alertness, for the prolific mind ; repose while for the sedentary mind ; stimulation.
15.Moderate amounts of guidelines in convention and etiquette ensures that civilization behaves in civil fashion. Excessive amounts of convention and etiquette converts life into ritualistic enslavement of thought and action.
16.If you don?t know nothing you know something.
17.One insists because of truth. One insists because of prejudice.
18.Experience is when something becomes easier, more predictable with less surprises with our ability to discern those worth cherishing and those only worth during their fleeting hour.
19.Innovation may spell the demise of erstwhile techniques which were innovations of yesteryears or just muffle them. The possibility of revamps, revivals cannot be overruled entirely be they in similar, related or different fields of interest. Nostalgia has its charms.
20.In order to be profound in thoughts the mind must be liberated from the immediate reality of trifles.
21.The inexperienced and strong pour all their power to complete a task.
The experienced and not as strong place their power where it?s needed.