Body Thesaurus Quotes & Sayings

We must make our homes centers of compassion and forgive endlessly. — Mother Teresa

It's funny, this - so many words to describe the same thing," she smiled..."Penis is simply an anatomical appendage, as exciting as a finger or a phalange. A willy is something small and flaccid, and at least slightly humorous. Prick is the organ as viewed with distaste, perhaps with so much as to describe the entire body it's attached to, like a dick, but more so. Phallus is a symbol of fertility, but my favourite...is the cock, which is only ever the hard, real thing, unleashed and ready to dive head-first into any waiting orifice. Or hole, while I'm in thesaurus mode. — Morgana Blackrose

Universal happiness keeps the wheels steadily turning, truth and beauty can't. — Aldous Huxley

A too constant preoccupation with money may seem to indicate the lack of a proper sense of moral values, but [let] those who have always had money ... be without it for a while, and they will soon discover how quickly it becomes their chief concern. — Moss Hart

Each and every object in Nature teaches us something. Renunciation and selflessness are the greatest lessons to learn from Nature. — Mata Amritanandamayi

It is time to euthanize change management. — Paul Gibbons

I usually sleep ten to eight hours per night. I sometimes also have a nap in the afternoon. — Romain Grosjean

Recently, while I was in England, I saw a documentary on the BBC about the border between India and Pakistan at Wagah. When the border closes each evening around six o' clock, the soldiers on each side do these amazing high-stepping peacock march-offs (like a dance-off). The displays are almost identical on each side and thousands gather to watch them. Though they're patrolling along their separate borders, what comes across is how similar they are. — Matthea Harvey

It's just a crazy old thing. I just slip it on sometimes when I don't care what I look like. — F Scott Fitzgerald

To have acquired wealth is with many not to end but to change the nature of their troubles. — Publilius Syrus