Beschikking Dan Quotes & Sayings

Satire is, by definition, offensive. It is meant to make us feel uncomfortable. It is meant to make us scratch our heads, think, do a double-take, and then think again. — Maajid Nawaz

If we only identify with the mortal world, then we identify with a level of scarcity and lack and brokenness, and that will be our experience. But if we shift our experience of self-identification - and this is what enlightenment is - from the body-self to the spiritual-self, then we place ourselves under an entirely different set of possibilities and probabilities. — Marianne Williamson

Like usual, what I want is not important, what I'm supposed to do that counts. — Beatrice Sparks

The darts of love are blunted by maiden modesty. — Miguel De Cervantes

Once [the Senator's] brain has come into play with the mysterious stranger, that stranger exists, really does exist: he will not disappear from the Petersburg prospects while a senator with such thoughts exists, because thought, too, exists.

And so let our stranger be a real live stranger! And let my stranger's two shadows be real live shadows!

Those dark shadows will follow, they will follow on the stranger's heels, in the same way as the stranger himself will directly follow the senator; the aged senator will pursue you, he will pursue you, too, reader, in his black carriage: and from this day forth you will never forget him! — Andrei Bely

they could discuss without quarreling and cooperate without getting in each other's way, — Philip Pullman

For Christians ... an unreflective faith is not possible if we take seriously the injunction to love God with the mind as well as the heart and soul. — Delwin Brown

I call this one the Ninja Center-fold! ~ Naruto — Masashi Kishimoto

You saw where I come from. No matter what I do or how I act, I'll always be the scum of the earth. I am who I am, and there's nothing you or anybody else can do to change that. — Collette West

I don't necessarily believe in organized religion. — Will Smith

Whole phases of comedy have become empty; the comic rejoinder has become every man's tool. — Constance Rourke