Blaise Pascal, "Thoughts" (1657 - 1658)
“Thoughts” is an interesting book, wonderful. There are a lot of reflections on religion, but they are so unobtrusive, so gentle, that they do not spoil the book at all. On the contrary, you somehow involuntarily begin to think about God. In any case, this is not the main thing about it. The main thing is that B. Pascal spoke about man. For example, the well-known aphorism that a person is a “thinking reed”. This image, on the one hand, tells the reader that existence is fragile and fleeting, and on the other hand, that a person is actually strong in his flexibility. Under the strongest natural and life winds, he is able to bend down, crouch to the ground and avoid death. By the way, this is almost a folk aphorism, i.e. it fully belongs to the group of “proverbs on the topic “Man as a Personality”.
Pascal's thoughts about human destiny are very interesting. Few people know, but its purpose is a purely Russian fetish. Probably, the vocation is a “subsidiary enterprise” of the messianic idea of Russia in the world. And in Europe, people perceive their business only as a craft. They need to become good craftsmen, that's all.
In this context, the French philosopher, discussing destiny, says: “What determines our destiny? Accident". Next, let us convey the general meaning without quotation marks. We saw in early childhood, for example, a lawyer or an economist. He was praised in front of us, and we realized that this was good. Then they chose the appropriate profession for themselves. A person, a personality (proverbs and statements about this can be completely different) are an extremely multifaceted and inexhaustible subject for research. We try not so much to saturate the reader with various facts, but to draw his attention to those authors whose works are certainly worth reading.
And it happens even better. For example, family tradition. Let them be railway workers. The father took his son into the train cabin at an early age. The boy saw how cool and cool it was to steer and drive a train. This image fell to the bottom of his subconscious and modeled his entire professional life. And now he is 30 years old, he has been on the train for 10 years, and every time he gets on it, he thinks: “Mom, what am I doing here!” or “My life is going something wrong” (S. King). And that childish image is to blame for everything, and also the fact that his father did not see anything wrong with the driver’s work. But, as J. Barnes used to say: “It’s a shame to blame your parents when you’re over 25.”
Russian proverbs on the topic “Man-personality”
The hour has come to draw from the people's well. We will give only three aphorisms.
- Not the person who lives for himself, but the one who forges happiness for the people.
- Every person is a mystery.
- Man is not born for himself.
Even from these statements it is clear that the soul of the Russian people is of a collective nature, but in order to understand at least something about a person, he must be considered separately and specifically.
As you can see, the Russian people have their own proverbs on the topic “Personality and its desired image.” Well, what can you do? As Karl Marx said: “Being determines consciousness.” This is especially true in a less than happy life.
Proverbs and sayings about a person
Proverbs and sayings about man are one of the most diverse sections, because here folk wisdom talks about good and bad human qualities, strengths and vices, age, joys and sorrows, values and the meaning of life. In Russian folklore about people you can find the answer to most questions: “Respect for a person is in his hands,” “Live not with wealth, but with a person.”
But the most important thing is that proverbs teach both adults and children to remain human in any situation. They teach you to work on yourself and not look for easy ways. And here M. Gorky’s quote fits perfectly: “Man – that sounds proud.”
- Conscience has no teeth, but will gnaw.
- A small tongue makes a great man move.
- Man from man and for man.
- If you're tired of a person, give him a loan!
- Not a penny of money, but fame is good.
- One tree is not a forest, one person is not a people.
- As are the ages, so are the people.
- Man is not born for himself.
- Space for the body, tightness for the soul.
- For the pure there is nothing unclean.
- The world is not without good people.
- A horse is recognized by riding, a person by communication.
- He doesn't like laziness.
- Gold glitters even in dirt.
- For fish - water, for birds - air, and for man - the whole earth.
- It is not the place that makes the person, but the person the place.
- Hardworking like an ant.
- For conscience and for honor - even to cut off your head.
- What God does not send, man will not bear.
- Don't judge people, look at yourself.
- As long as we are human, happiness is not lost.
- They are greeted by their clothes and escorted by their intelligence.
- Don't listen to people, don't live in goodness.
- The dirty does not stick to the clean.
- People talk, they won’t say it in vain.
- A pea scarecrow, a scarecrow, put up and scare the sparrows.
- A person who doesn’t know anyone is completely stupid.
- He is not good who is good-looking, but he is good who is good for business.
- A man is like a lock: you need to find a key for everyone.
- Don't sit idly by, you won't get bored.
- Whoever is revered is magnified.
- He who does not respect himself will not be respected by others.
- Russian people love random things.
- An empty ear always turns its nose up.
- What suits the face is what makes it beautiful.
- Man guesses, but God performs.
- The heart protects the soul and troubles the soul.
- Labor feeds a person, but laziness spoils him.
- Whatever you laugh about, you'll get enough of.
- The more fruits there are on a tree, the more modestly its branches slope downwards.
- Still waters run deep.
- Skill and work lead to glory.
- What can’t a person live without? (no name).
- Whoever is first in work, to him glory is everywhere.
- It will fit into your soul without soap.
- Looks like a falcon, but sounds like a raven.
- Everyone is kind, but not for everyone.
- We are all people, we are all human.
- At least spit in his eyes: everything is God’s dew to him.
- A man lives for a century, but his deeds last two.
- And a sparrow does not live without people.
- God does what he wants, man does what he can.
- The day fades into night, and man becomes sad.
- In troubles a person manages.
- Every person is a mystery.
- According to greetings, the answer is due to the merits.
- He's good at making proposals, but not good at doing things.
- Seven things cannot be handled by one person.
- To live prosperously, you must love your work.
- Respect is hard to earn, but easy to lose.
- We are all people, we are all human.
- A nightingale falls for a cockroach, a man for flattering speeches.
- Anything is good, but not for every purpose.
- A person with a short mind acquires a long tongue.
- The man of God is covered in leather.
- Someone else's soul is darkness.
- Not the person who lives for himself, but the one who forges happiness for the people.
- This man is down to earth (good)
- Good fame lies on the stove, but bad fame runs around the world.
- It happens: a master by title, but not a master by knowledge
- The more difficult the matter, the higher the honor.
- Mountain does not converge with mountain, but man does not converge with man.
- Everyone is born, but not everyone is fit to be a human being.
- A pig and wearing a golden collar is all a pig.
- A man lives twice as stupid: old and young.
- The soul has sinned, but the back is to blame.
Statements of wise people on the topic “Man as a Personality”
- The true purpose of man is to live, not to exist. (Jack London)
- Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external (V.Ya. Bryusov)
- Each person is a reflection of his inner world. How a person thinks is how he is in life (M.T. Cicero)
- Be yourself. Other roles already taken (Oscar Wilde)
- Our personality is a garden, and our will is its gardener (William Shakespeare)
- There is nothing more complex and richer in the world than the human personality (V. A. Sukhomlinsky)
- A person is not an empty bottle into which you can pour any liquid. (D.I. Pisarev)
- Personality, dear sir, is the main thing; the human personality must be as strong as a rock, for everything is built on it (I. S. Turgenev)
- A personality is characterized not only by what it does, but also by how it does it (F. Engels)
- There are people who are like zeros: they always need numbers ahead of them (Honoré de Balzac)
- And among people there are more copies than originals (Pablo Picasso)
- The same empty person who is completely filled with himself (M. Yu. Lermontov)
- We all look at Napoleons. (A.S. Pushkin. “Eugene Onegin”)
- Human! It sounds proud! (M. Gorky. “At the Bottom”)
- Every personality, no matter how weak it may be, is something absolutely new in the world, a new element in nature. (S. N. Bulgakov)
- When reason reigns, personality perishes (Max Stirner)
- A personality is a person who suffers (Venedikt Erofeev)
- The team is the educator of the individual (A. S. Makarenko)
- Clothing is the simplest means of revealing personality (Sophia Loren)
- The only thing that can guide us to noble thoughts and actions is the example of great and morally pure individuals (Albert Einstein)
proverbs and sayings of the wise on the topic of man personality and received the best answer
Answer from A.P. Chekhov A person is what he believes in. Everything in a person should be beautiful: his face, his clothes, his soul, and his thoughts.
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[newbie] Man proposes, but God disposes
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17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
Answer from Den denchik
[newbie] 1. It’s not the place that makes the person, but the person the place. 2. Mountain does not converge with mountain, but man does with man. 3. To get to know a person, you have to eat a ton of salt with him. 4. Wheat will be born in the field every year, but a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the smith of his own happiness. 8. A fish looks for where it is deeper, a person - where it is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, and from a dashing man nothing. 10. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 11. A person is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all human. 14. The true purpose of man is to live, not to exist - J. London. 15. A truly integral and reliable person, whose feeling is in complete harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he combines a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov. 16. Every person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure is a chimera - I. Shevelev. 17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
14. The true purpose of man is to live, not to exist - J. London. 15. A truly integral and reliable person, whose feeling is in complete harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he combines a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov. 16. Every person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure is a chimera - I. Shevelev. 17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
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[active] 1. It is not the place that makes the person, but the person the place. 2. Mountain does not converge with mountain, but man does with man. 3. To get to know a person, you have to eat a ton of salt with him. 4. Wheat will be born in the field every year, but a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the smith of his own happiness. 8. A fish looks for where it is deeper, a person - where it is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, and from a dashing man nothing. 10. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 11. A person is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all human. 14. The true purpose of man is to live, not to exist - J. London. 15. A truly integral and reliable person, whose feeling is in complete harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he combines a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov. 16. Every person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure is a chimera - I. Shevelev. 17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov. 20. Each person is a reflection of his own inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero. 1. It is not the place that makes the person, but the person the place. 2. Mountain does not converge with mountain, but man does with man. 3. To get to know a person, you have to eat a ton of salt with him. 4. Wheat will be born in the field every year, but a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the smith of his own happiness. 8. A fish looks for where it is deeper, a person - where it is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, and from a dashing man nothing. 10. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 11. A person is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all human. 14. The true purpose of man is to live, not to exist - J. London. 15. A truly integral and reliable person, whose feeling is in complete harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he connects a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov. 16. Every person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure is a chimera - I. Shevelev. 17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov. 20. Each person is a reflection of his own inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero. Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure is a chimera - I. Shevelev. 17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov.
Answer from Ilsiyar Gabdrakipova
[newbie] Every person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure is a chimera - I. Shevelev. 17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov. 20. Each person is a reflection of his own inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero. 1. It is not the place that makes the person, but the person the place. 2. Mountain does not converge with mountain, but man does with man. 3. To get to know a person, you have to eat a ton of salt with him. 4. Wheat will be born in the field every year, but a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the smith of his own happiness. 8. A fish looks for where it is deeper, a person - where it is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, and from a dashing man nothing. 10. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 11. A person is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all human. 14. The true purpose of man is to live, not to exist - J. London. 15. A truly integral and reliable person, whose feeling is in complete harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he combines a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov. 16. Every person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure is a chimera - I. Shevelev. 17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov. 20. Each person is a reflection of his own inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero. Each person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure is a chimera - I. Shevelev. 17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov. Like Complain
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[newbie] Not the person who lives for himself, but the one who forges happiness for the people. A man lives for a century, but his deeds last two. It is not the place that makes the person, but the person the place. An individual does not have to be wiser than an entire nation. The beautiful thing about a genius is that he is like everyone else, but no one is like him. It only takes a moment to become a hero, but it takes a lifetime to become a worthy person. Paul Brulat A person becomes a person only among people. Johannes Becher Personality exists only if God exists. Nikolay Berdyaev Be yourself, other roles are already taken. Oscar Wilde He who is not angry has no heart, and he who is insensitive cannot be a person. Baltasar Gracian y Morales I'm trying to find myself as a person, sometimes it's not easy to do. Marilyn Monroe Our personality is a garden, and our will is its gardener. William Shakespeare
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[newbie] 1. It’s not the place that makes the person, but the person the place. 2. Mountain does not converge with mountain, but man does with man. 3. To get to know a person, you have to eat a ton of salt with him. 4. Wheat will be born in the field every year, but a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the smith of his own happiness. 8. A fish looks for where it is deeper, a person - where it is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, and from a dashing man nothing. 10. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 11. A person is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all human. 14. The true purpose of man is to live, not to exist - J. London. 15. A truly integral and reliable person, whose feeling is in complete harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he connects a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov. 16. Every person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure is a chimera - I. Shevelev. 17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov. 20. Each person is a reflection of his own inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero. Vlada Vip Student (108) 3 weeks ago Every person must be measured by his own measure. Someone else's measure is a chimera - I. Shevelev. 17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov. Den denchik Pupil (100) 2 weeks ago 1. It is not the place that makes the person, but the person the place. 2. Mountain does not converge with mountain, but man does with man. 3. To get to know a person, you have to eat a ton of salt with him. 4. Wheat will be born in the field every year, but a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the smith of his own happiness. 8. A fish looks for where it is deeper, a person - where it is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, and from a dashing man nothing. 10. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 11. A person is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all human. 14. The true purpose of man is to live, not to exist - J. London. 15. A truly integral and reliable person, whose feeling is in complete harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he connects a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov. 16. Every person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure is a chimera - I. Shevelev. 17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov. 20. Each person is a reflection of his own inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero. 1. It is not the place that makes the person, but the person the place. 2. Mountain does not converge with mountain, but man does with man. 3. To get to know a person, you have to eat a ton of salt with him. 4. Wheat will be born in the field every year, but a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the smith of his own happiness. 8. A fish looks for where it is deeper, a person - where it is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, and from a dashing man nothing. 10. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 11. A person is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all human, everyone
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[newbie] a man lives a century, but his business is two
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[newbie] 1. It’s not the place that makes the person, but the person the place. 2. Mountain does not converge with mountain, but man does with man. 3. To get to know a person, you have to eat a ton of salt with him. 4. Wheat will be born in the field every year, but a kind person will always come in handy. 5. Man is a wolf to man. 6. Man proposes, but God disposes. 7. Man is the smith of his own happiness. 8. A fish looks for where it is deeper, a person - where it is better. 9. From the devil with a cross, from a pig with a pestle, and from a dashing man nothing. 10. It is not the place that makes the man, but the man the place. 11. A person is what he believes in. 12. Man is the measure of all things. 13. We are all people, we are all human. 14. The true purpose of man is to live, not to exist - J. London. 15. A truly integral and reliable person, whose feeling is in complete harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he combines a truthful heart with a bright mind - N.V. Shelgunov. 16. Every person must be measured by his measure. Someone else's measure is a chimera - I. Shevelev. 17. Every man of God is a grasshopper of his own happiness - V. Andreev. 18. Every person is an individual, even if he is not a person - I. Shevelev. 19. Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external - V. Ya. Bryusov. 20. Each person is a reflection of his own inner world. As a person thinks, so he is in life - M. T. Cicero.
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Hello! Here is a selection of topics with answers to your question: proverbs and sayings of the wise on the topic of man personality
A truly integral and reliable person, whose feeling is in complete harmony with his mind; about whom it can be said that he connects a truthful heart with a bright mind... (...) Nikolai Vasilyevich Shelgunov
The source of most human ills lies in passivity and softness. The nation most capable of exerting its strength was always the freest and the happiest. Passivity is unable to take revenge. She only allows herself to pay for her shame and the greatest oppression (...) Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
Each sees in the other only what is contained in himself, for he can comprehend it and understand it only to the extent of his own intellect. (...) Arthur Schopenhauer
Everyone is built differently, and no one is a complete villain. There are no such people who combine all the virtues: beauty, restraint, intelligence, taste and loyalty. Everyone is good in their own way, and it is difficult to say who is truly better. (…) Murasaki Shikibu
Each person is a separate, specific personality that will not exist again. People differ in the very essence of the soul; their similarity is only external. The more someone becomes himself, the more deeply he begins to understand himself - the more clearly his original features appear. (...) Valery Yakovlevich Bryusov
Every person has the opportunity to choose. A person suffers to the extent that his contact with the harmony of the world is disrupted. Man in God is sanctified in all his desires, even when he desires evil. HE only needs to know that the cause is followed by an effect, just as a crime is followed by punishment. (…) Luule Viilma
Every person has a certain horizon of views. When it narrows and becomes infinitesimal, it turns into a point. Then the person says: “This is my point of view.” (...) David Gilbert
Each person has his own moral “other side”, which he does not show unnecessarily and, as long as possible, covers it with the pants of decency. (
Since culture is created by people, a lot has been said about man, even too much. We will take an unconventional approach to solving the problem “Proverbs on the topic “Man as a Personality.” The originality lies in the fact that we will give the reader a certain direction of creative search. This means that we will talk about authors whose books are fully or partially devoted to the problem of man.