Lyudmila Ulitskaya Quotes

When I Was Young I Believed People Should Be Told Everything And That, As A Pastor, I Had A Duty To Share All My Knowledge. Over The Years I Came To See That Was A Mistake. A Person May Know Only What They Are Capable Of Assimilating. I Have Been Thinking About This For Half My Life, And Especially Since I Have Been In Israel, But There Are Few People I Can Confide In. Really Only You. You See, It Is A Terrible Thing To Disturb Someone's Equilibrium. If A Person Has Become Accustomed To Thinking In A Particular Way, Even A Slight Digression From That Can Prove Painful. Not Everybody Is Open To New Ideas, To Making Their Understanding More Precise And Supplementing It, To Change. I Have To Admit That I Am Changing. Today My Views On Many Matters Have Diverged From Those Generally Accepted In The Catholic World, And I Am Not The Only Person In That Situation. "You See, The Birth Of The One Whom

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