Learning

“Philosophy is action in, by and through experience giving rise to ideas that are constantly tested for acceptance, rejection or improvement. It is philopraxis.”

“Education is like the air we breathe and the water we drink.”

“Tôi cúi mong vương thượng đem lòng sáng suốt tự xét mình, tìm rộng đến lời dạy bảo của thời xưa.”

“Mandela was learning from us. He wanted to understand us, the fieriness of us, the resistance that we were a part of, and what we stood up against — the oppression.”

“Es más conveniente al filósofo, incluso al cristiano, seguir varias escuelas a voluntad, que elegir una sola a que adscribirse.”

“The only authority you need is the authority of knowledge.”

“I have no secret. All that I tell them is that if they intend to become a good cricketer then they should play lots of cricket.”

“The philosopher should perpetually dwell on those things which can be known.”

“I was not goaded by my father and this had nothing to do with my learning to fly.”

““You must always ask the next question. And then the next. And the next.””

“Education has remained in our DNA ever since.”

“I owe everything to the mechanical education I received from that American magazine.”

“I’m like a sponge, so whatever I hear, I’m soaking it up and then I’m trying to figure it out for myself.”

“Enjoy failure and learn from it. You never learn from success.”

“Sharing spirituality across religious boundaries will make us neighbours who honour each other's specificities while at the same time seeking mutual caring and sharing and learning together.”

“A pupil to him was an ‘anvil’ on which to beat out his ideas.”

“The making of personality begins with learning to breathe and move.”

“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”

“I believe that education, therefore, is a process of living and not a preparation for future living.”

“First of all, we should produce or train the producers or coaches.”