Blaga Lucian Quotes & Sayings

Spaniards seem not to recognize such a thing as a light diet. — George Orwell

As her newest apprentice, it had been my job to go to the market every morning. I had gotten all the jobs no one else wanted, but I had treated each task as if it had been essential to do well
a trick I had learned from my father. — Maria V. Snyder

He said you're going to be identified as His disciples, not because of your church-going, Bible-toting, or song-singing. No, you'll be identified as His by one sign only: the deep and delicate respect for one another, the cordial love impregnated with reverence for the sacred dimension of the human personality because of the mysterious substitution of Christ for the Christian. — Brennan Manning

I don't use a ring of any kind on my phone. This is so that I am always on offense and never defense. — Dave Morin

In dreams, through longings, we can see
All latent in the dust of gold
These forests that perhaps could be
But that will never, ever, grow. — Lucian Blaga

The kids who thought of snappy things on the spot never had to worry about being fat or smart or pussies. You had to have a little meanness in you to do it. You had to be willing to embarrass other people sometimes. — Matthew Thomas

Learn your techniques well and be prepared to let them go when you touch the human soul. — Carl Jung

Such a deep silence surrounds me, that I think I hear moonbeams striking on the windows. — Lucian Blaga

Early in life, when I first saw waterlilies on the ripples of a lake, I didn't think they were flowers which grew from the water, but rather flowers which were mirrored from the shore into the lake. So many flowers grow in the silent waters of our souls, and they unfold their petals over the glaze of our consciousness: they grow from within us, but we think them reflections from the external world. — Lucian Blaga

Layin niggas so flat, homies think you plankin',
Only realize you dead when the corpse start stankin'. — Ras Kass

The book is the most technologically advanced invention in the history of humankind. — Kambiz Mostofizadeh

All this will come as a surprise to modern Internet users who may assume that today's social-media environment is unprecedented. But many of the ways in which we share, consume, and manipulate information, even in the Internet era, build upon habits and conventions that date back centuries. — Tom Standage