The third and final part of a fifty-year record of read and heard sayings. Of course, there were also things that were forgotten or not recorded. In those days there was no Internet. Therefore, it was often difficult to accurately record and establish the authorship of sayings. Although I don’t think that authorship is very important information. Sometimes, authorship is quite dubious or attributed to completely different people. The main thing in a saying is its meaning and usefulness in a specific life situation. Wise sayings help a person make decisions about how to live. Today, the Internet is filled with fairly reliable such information for every taste. I hope that this collection will be of interest to lovers of aphoristic literature. I would be glad if at least one wise thought pleases the reader and brings him benefit. The collection is supplemented with thoughts and sayings related to the search for a definition of the meaning of life, as well as those related to the death of a loved one.