Famous Quotes on Weighing Ourselves, Scales

Famous Quotes on Weighing Ourselves, Scales

Leo Tolstoy:

  1. "The weight on the scale is often lighter than the burden on the soul."

  2. "True freedom is not in the shedding of pounds but in the release from self-judgment."

  3. "We weigh ourselves not to measure the body, but to measure the worth we were once denied."

Friedrich Nietzsche:

  1. "He who is obsessed with the number on the scale has not yet conquered the tyranny of the self."

  2. "The struggle for control over one’s body is but a shadow of the deeper battle against one’s own mind."

  3. "To demand perfection from the flesh is to misunderstand the soul’s pursuit of freedom."

René Descartes:

  1. "I think, therefore I am—but I weigh, therefore I doubt."

  2. "The scale cannot measure the essence of my being, for it perceives only mass, not meaning."

  3. "When the mind surrenders to numbers, it loses its certainty of truth."

Michelangelo:

  1. "The body, like marble, must be shaped with patience, but never should the sculptor despise the stone."

  2. "To fixate on weight is to see only the surface—true beauty is carved from within."

  3. "Even the most perfected form is hollow if forged in self-loathing."

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