Auditeur Externe Quotes & Sayings

Great loves, to the last, have pulses red; All great loves that have ever died dropped dead. — Helen Hunt Jackson

In a weird way, 'Veronica Mars' was my reaction to 'Freaks and Geeks' because 'Freaks and Geeks' was the show I wanted to write, the one I wanted to create, where there was no gimmick; you didn't have to have a teenage private eye. It was just these beautiful small stories about real kids. — Rob Thomas

There are certain mutations you can find across cancers in different organs. — Eric Topol

You must love and respect yourself enough to never be a victim under any circumstance. — Gary Hopkins

I think we musicians are emissaries. Every time we go before the public, we're there to make converts. — Hazel Scott

All religion is founded on prayer, and in prayer it has its test and measure. — Peter Forsyth

You are afraid of your own empowerment
as much as those around you are of you becoming empowered. — Caroline Myss

Nothing comes of severity if there be no leanings towards a change of heart. And if there be natural leanings towards a change of heart, what need for severity? — Antoine De Saint-Exupery

In so much firm, pleasure-loving flesh, we cannot find the merest trace of a moral nervous system. That explains the whole enigma of Casanova's subtle genius. Lucky man that he is, he has only sensuality, and lacks the first beginnings of a soul. Bound by no ties, having no fixed aim, restrained by no prudent considerations, he can move at a different tempo from his fellow mortals, who are burdened with moral scruples, who aim at an ethical goal, who are tied by notions of social responsibility. That is the secret of his unique impetus, of his incomparable energy. — Stefan Zweig

Stop eating 'dead' foods: junk, fried, and fast foods, as well as
processed carbs. They're loaded with sugar and other additives.
The more live foods we eat (fruits and vegetables), the more alive
we feel. The more dead foods we eat ... well, you get the idea. — Tony Horton

Labor is the fruit of civilization, not the basis of it. — Alexander Crummell

The fabric of human life is woven with relationships. Once we thematize the importance of dialogue, the multiplicity of ongoing and created situations in which dialogical skills can be nurtured abound. As we have seen, this requires us to slow down and turn toward each other, having a clear sense of the relationship between our current footing in dialogue with one another and the future we are trying to create. The nurture of dialogical capacities is essential to human liberation. — Mary Watkins