Seth Saith: Until those within the power structure are made to feel uncomfortable, or even afraid, nothing will change.

Seth Saith: Demonstrating class, even if not reciprocated, is never the wrong decision.

Seth Saith: Whenever possible, focus on reasons to be happy rather than reasons to be angry. Because either way, you'll find them...

Seth Saith: Notions of perfection invariably impede accomplishment.

Seth Saith: Power, or merely good fortune, should be accompanied by empathy, not a sense of entitlement.

Seth Saith: People hate others in fear of learning that the myth of their own superiority was really just a lie. 

Seth Saith: Human kindness is our common language.  It can unite us beyond any differences.

Seth Saith: We attack what we don't try to understand.

Seth Saith: I'm dismayed by how divided America is by class.  It really shouldn't be that hard to show some.

Seth Saith: Spending your money on wonderful experiences and lasting memories can only make you richer.

Seth Saith: The only way to give is with out wanting any thing in return.  Otherwise, it's just buying. 

Seth Saith: Although any and all may be applicable, I don't like to define myself as a liberal, leftist, Democrat,  progressive, rad...

My friend Ken, who's become a maven of 6-word axioms , conveyeth: Hedonism is nihilism with su gar added .  

My friend Ken conveyeth: Life is not a narrative but rather a series of present moments strung together.  

Seth Saith: Those with nothing are forever susceptible to the delusion that those with everything will enrich them, and that those who s...

Seth Saith: Always celebrate your birthday quite happily and contentedly.  For it's better to be whatever age you are than not.  ...

Seth Saith (with deference to similar sentiments by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and likely many others): You can't quell hate with ...

My friend Ken contributeth: What makes you rich is not how much you have but how much you can appreciate.    

Seth Saith: Every day, find something that fascinates you.   

Seth Saith, as an expression of sympathy: As you weep for what has been lost, smile for all that has been gained.