Pithy Philosophies #43

Seth Saith:

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

Pithy Philosophies #42

Seth Saith:

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

Pithy Philosophies #41

Seth Saith:

Whenever possible, focus on reasons to be happy rather than reasons to be angry.

Because either way, you'll find them.

Pithy Philosophies #40

Seth Saith:

Notions of perfection invariably impede accomplishment.

Pithy Philosophies #39

Seth Saith:

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

Pithy Philosophies #38

Seth Saith:

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

Pithy Philosophies #37

Seth Saith:

Human kindness is our common language. 

It can unite us beyond any differences.

Pithy Philosophies #36

Seth Saith:

We attack what we don't try to understand.

Pithy Philosophies #35

Seth Saith:

I'm dismayed by how divided America is by class. 

It really shouldn't be that hard to show some.

Pithy Philosophy #34

Seth Saith:

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

Pithy Philosophies #33

Seth Saith:

The only way to give is without wanting anything in return. 

Otherwise, it's just buying. 

Pithy Philosophies #32

Seth Saith:

Although any and all may be applicable, I don't like to define myself as a liberal, leftist, Democrat,  progressive, radical, revolutionary, socialist or anything else. 

I simply believe that anyone who wants to lead a happy, peaceful life should be able to.
 

Pithy Philosophies #31

My friend Ken, who's become a maven of 6-word axioms, conveyeth:

Hedonism is nihilism with sugar added.
 

Pithy Philosophies #30

My friend Ken conveyeth:

Life is not a narrative but rather a series of present moments strung together.
 

Pithy Philosophies #29

Seth Saith:

Those with nothing are forever susceptible to the delusion that those with everything will enrich them, and that those who share their struggle will deprive them. 
 

Pithy Philosophies #28

Seth Saith:

Always celebrate your birthday quite happily and contentedly. 

For it's better to be whatever age you are than not. 
 

Pithy Philosophies #27

Seth Saith (with deference to similar sentiments by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and likely many others):

You can't quell hate with more hate.   
 

Pithy Philosophies #26

My friend Ken contributeth:

What makes you rich is not how much you have but how much you can appreciate.  
 

Pithy Philosophies #25

Seth Saith:

Every day, find something that fascinates you. 
 

Pithy Philosophies #24

Seth Saith, as an expression of sympathy:

As you weep for what has been lost, smile for all that has been gained.