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The imagination is the voyage of our thoughts in the endless ocean of the mind that searches for the splendid beaches of happiness. — Debasish Mridha
Most animals are like the unfortunate Gregor Samsa after metamorphosis. They are Kafka-creatures, organisms with rich thoughts and emotions but no system for translating what they think into something that they can express to others. — Marc Hauser
It wasn't that she stopped being nice; she stopped being anything — Caroline B. Cooney
The God who made all things and has all power, loves us and hears our prayers. — Katy Kauffman
An India free from exploitation from within and without must prosper with astonishing rapidity. — Mahatma Gandhi
Science is not there for you to cherry pick ... You can decide whether or not to believe in it but that doesn't change the reality of an emergent scientific truth. — Neil DeGrasse Tyson
Give me love Give me love Give me peace on earth Give me light Give me life Keep me free from birth Give me hope Help me cope, with this heavy load Trying to, touch and reach you with, heart and soul — George Harrison
The process of maturing is an art to be learned, an effort to be sustained ... — Marya Mannes
We avoid thinking about how we feel, while at the same time, we can't stop thinking about how we feel. — Deborah Sandella
The character at the center of Whyte's wonderful psychodrama was 'the well-rounded man.' The well-rounded man was the ideal 1950s type. Whyte wrote his book in part as an argument against the well-rounded man. He believed that when society exalted the well-rounded it punished the truly talented: the scientists, the artists, the musicians, the engineers, the people who came at life from surprising new directions. — Michael Lewis
Without compassion, true gratitude is an impossibility. If we are to feel gratitude towards another for their deeds, then we must have compassion for the suffering and self-sacrifice which they endured in carrying out those deeds. If their actions were free of suffering or sacrifice, then are they truly deserving of gratitude? — Derek R. Audette