Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling Quotes

That Which Dante Saw Written On The Door Of The Inferno Must Be Written In A Different Sense Also At The Entrance To Philosophy: "Abandon All Hope, Ye Who Enter Here." Those Who Look For True Philosophy Must Be Bereft Of All Hope, All Desire, All Longing. They Must Not Wish For Anything, Not Know Anything, Must Feel Completely Bare And Impoverished.

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