Dostoyevsky's Golden Words: Only one thing matters, just one!

Power is given only to those who dare to bend and lift it. Only one thing is important, only one - you will be able to dare

Fjodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky was a great Russian writer known as one of the first representatives of psychological realism in European literature. His most famous novels are "Crime and Punishment" and "Brothers Karamazov".

Below are some of his most important thoughts and lessons today.

"The power is given only to those who dare to bend and lift it. Only one thing matters, only one - you will be able to dwell."

"Man is inclined to enumerate his troubles, but he never finds his joy. If he enumerated them the way they deserve it, he would see that everyone has enough happiness in life.

"There is one better to have one among enemies than among friends. Nothing in the world is more difficult than sincerity and there is nothing easier than flattery."

"If you are successful in something or will copy you, or will envy you, or will hate you."

"Nobody came back to live in the past. That's why he does not think of the past, just look at the future."

"If you were heading towards the goal and starting to stagnate by stoning you every dog that barks on you, you will never reach the goal."

"When wealth is lost - nothing is lost, when health is lost - almost everything is lost.

"If you conceal any dirt, it still remains dirty."

"The one who is lying to himself is the easiest insult".

"If at any friendly service you immediately think of gratitude, then you have not donated, but sold".

"It is a mystery of human life, that the aging of the grief in time, gradually, grow into peaceful joys."

"All the ideals of the world are not worth the tears of a child. Never do anything until you are angry."

• 6 Jan, 2018
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