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Der Zau­ber steckt immer im Detail.

— Theo­dor Fon­tane (1819–1898), deut­scher Schriftsteller

To see what is in front of one’s nose needs a con­stant struggle.

— George Orwell

Glück ent­steht oft durch Auf­merk­sam­keit in klei­nen Dingen.

— Wil­helm Busch, Dich­ter und Zeich­ner (1832–1908)

Leben bringt Leben her­vor. Ener­gie schafft Ener­gie. Indem man sich ver­schenkt, wird man reich.

— Sarah Bern­hardt, franz. Schau­spie­le­rin (1844–1923)

A true reve­la­tion, it seems to me, will only emerge from stub­born con­cen­tra­tion on a soli­tary pro­blem. I am not in league with inven­tors or adven­tu­r­ers, nor with tra­vel­lers to exo­tic desti­na­ti­ons. The surest – also the qui­ckest – way to awake the sense of won­der in our­sel­ves is to look intently, unde­ter­red, at a sin­gle object. Sud­denly, mira­cu­lously, it will reveal its­elf as some­thing we have never seen before.

— Cesare Pavese, ital. Schrift­stel­ler (1908–1950)