The Highest good (n.) is what you consult when you do not know what to do: whatever you choose must agree with the purpose of your whole life, and no one deliberates about the whole.
The Highest good (n.) is like the person you search for while standing beside him: it is right in front of us, and we do not know that we know it.
The Highest good (n.) has a region of its own, like ivory in India and iron among the Chalybes: it is the mind, and unless the mind is pure and sacred it cannot receive god.
The Highest good (n.) is grown at home; the moment it seeks any part of itself outside, it becomes Fortune's plaything.
Highest good (n.) is homegrown; the moment it looks outside itself for any part of itself, it starts falling under fortune.