Alhuda Foundation Quotes & Sayings

If you want respect for your past, it means that you have a problem with your present and even more with your future. — Karl Lagerfeld

Where you are in consciousness has everything to do with what you see in experience. — Eric Butterworth

butter in a golden lump, drowning in the buttermilk. Then Ma took out the lump with a wooden paddle, into a wooden bowl, and she washed it many times in cold water, turning it over and over and working it with the paddle until the water ran clear. After that she salted it. Now — Laura Ingalls Wilder

He came to find her, wanting what everyone wanted, and what only free-thinking people, not the supernatural, could give. Meaning. — Ian McEwan

Now this girl was about twenty-one years old. A sweet little coed. Spends a night with a married man. Goes home the next day and tells her mama and daddy. Don't ask me why. Maybe just to rub their faces in it. They decide she needs a lesson. Whole family drives out into the desert, right out to that spot we just passed. All three of them plus the girl's pet dog. Papa tells the girl to dig a shallow grave. Mama gets down on her hands and knees and holds the dog by the collar. When the girl is all through digging, papa gives her a .22 caliber revolver and tells her to shoot the dog. A real touching family scene. Make a good calendar for some religious group to give away. The girl puts the weapon to her temple and kills herself. Now isn't that a heartwarming story? Restores my faith in just about everything. — Don DeLillo

I do believe that both countries, China and Russia, that both of them are responsible countries. — Lee Myung-bak

I'm so storming pure I practically belch rainbows. — Brandon Sanderson

You must not be unkind, especially when it happens that you're right. — William, Saroyan

[THE END OF VOLUME II. "COSETTE"] — Victor Hugo

It is an unfortunate fact that proofs can be very misleading. Proofs exist to establish once and for all, according to very high standards, that certain mathematical statements are irrefutable facts. What is unfortunate about this is that a proof, in spite of the fact that it is perfectly correct, does not in any way have to be enlightening. Thus, mathematicians, and mathematics students, are faced with two problems: the generation of proofs, and the generation of internal enlightenment. To understand a theorem requires enlightenment. If one has enlightenment, one knows in one's soul why a particular theorem must be true. — Herbert S. Gaskill

They were about to embark on the greatest scavenger hunt of their lives. — Chris Colfer

That I am responsible for how I have been feeling, not only for what I have been doing. — The Arbinger Institute