What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade — Nietszche
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What the sense feels, what the spirit perceives, is never an end in itself. But sense and spirit would like to persuade you that they are the end of all things: they are as vain as that.

— Nietszche
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