All intellect awakens with the morning.

 All intellect awakens with the morning.


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Daily renew yourself completely.


Renew day by day, renew forever.



The morning brings the age of heroes.


The most memorable time of the day is the morning when you wake up.


The earlier and more sacred dawn hour...


Only when newly empowered and awakened by inner aspirations can a life more noble than the previous day begin, and darkness bears its fruit and proves to be as precious as light.


On a day that is not, one might call it a day, but it is a day in which there is not much to look forward to. He who does not believe that each day contains the hour of dawn earlier and more sacred than the time that has been defiled up to this point is already hopeless in life and is walking downhill in darkness.



"All intellect awakens with the morning."


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Poetry and art, and the most beautiful and wonderful human activity, stem from such morning hours.


All poets and heroes, like Memnon, are children of the dawn goddess Aurora and play their music at sunrise.


A day is always morning for those who keep their thoughts resilient and powerful, keeping pace with the sun.


It doesn't matter what time the clock shows or what other people's attitudes and work are.


Morning is when I am awake and there is dawn in me.


Moral reform is an effort to dispel sleep.


If people aren't sleeping, then why spend the day so useless? They aren't that ignorant of calculations. They would have done something had they not been so overwhelmed by the drowsiness.


We must awaken again and learn to remain in that awakened state.


We can do this by endlessly anticipating the dawn that will not abandon us even in our deepest sleep.


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Influencing the essence of the day, that is the best art.


Everyone has a duty to make his life, down to the smallest detail, worth savoring in his noble and precious time.

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