Amanita Virosa Quotes & Sayings

In times of crisis, we must all decide again and again whom we love. — Frank O'Hara

We carry in our worlds that flourish, our worlds that have failed. — Christopher Okigbo

God's self-revelation to humanity does not occur from the centers of world power but in the margins of society. — Miguel A. De La Torre

Until the last man has drawn his last breath, there is always hope. — Sophia McMaster

In my work as a doula, my focus is on the mother. I want to help her to feel comfortable, nourished, relaxed and appreciated; to facilitate a harmonious transition for both mother and child in those most profound first days and weeks after birth. A mother needs someone who cares about how many times the baby woke to nurse in the night, how many diapers were changed, how her breasts are feeling. — Salle Webber

It's all about self-discipline. Like, self-obsession is connected completely with self-loathing, and it's the same with, if you've got a weight problem. It's all about ... finding some worth in yourself, knowing that you've got the discipline to do it, and knowing that other people maybe can't do it. And it's also, I think, really connected to the fact that you almost feel, like, silent, you have no voice, you're mute, there's just no, you've got no option. Even if you could express yourself nobody would listen anyway. Things that go on inside you, there's no other way to get rid of them. — Richey Edwards

Can the theater teach us to wait? To forestall our satisfaction? Poems teach us how to wait. The natural world makes us wait. Erik Satie teaches us how to wait. And so does much music. Will YouTube teach us how to wait? Will YouTube teach us how to die? — Sarah Ruhl

If you're a good singer, you're going to make anything sound good. — Casey Abrams

Mortality was never designed to torture you. It was designed to test you. — Toni Sorenson

My body is a reflection of who I am. — Steven Cuoco

Even though James Burton was my idol, I didn't think I could carry his shoes back then. — John Fogerty

The artist must be blind to "recognized" and "unrecognized" form, deaf to the teachings and desires of his time. His open eyes must be directed to his inner life and his ears must be constantly attuned to the voice of inner necessity. — Wassily Kandinsky