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Dresdenia Quotes By Neil Gaiman

He told me not to seek revenge, but to seek the Buddha,' said the fox spirit, sadly.
'Wise counsel,' said the fox of dreams. 'Vegeance can be a road that has no ending. You would be wise to avoid it. And ... ?'
'I shall seek the Buddha,' said the fox, with a toss of her head. 'But first I shall seek revenge. — Neil Gaiman

Dresdenia Quotes By Alan Arkin

I don't mind watching plays once in a while, but as long as I don't have to be in them. — Alan Arkin

Dresdenia Quotes By Barbara Delinsky

My writing style has changed dramatically over the years, growing increasingly clean and exact. I like to think that I'm still improving
that each book I write is a new personal best. — Barbara Delinsky

Dresdenia Quotes By Steve Toltz

Then I started thinking about tears. What was evolution up to when it rendered the human body incapable of concealing sadness? Is it somehow crucial to the survival of the species that we can't hide our melancholy? Why? What's the evolutionary benefit of crying? To elicit sympathy? Does evolution have a Machiavellian streak? — Steve Toltz

Dresdenia Quotes By Marilyn Manson

Art, to me, is a question. It should never be an answer. — Marilyn Manson

Dresdenia Quotes By Eric Lindstrom

You don't get to say these things to me anymore. — Eric Lindstrom

Dresdenia Quotes By Ron Dennis

I always thought, from day one, that winning races was just doing your job. — Ron Dennis

Dresdenia Quotes By Yohji Yamamoto

A beautiful flower does not exist. There's only a moment when a flower looks beautiful. — Yohji Yamamoto

Dresdenia Quotes By Terence McKenna

Every culture that's ever existed has operated under the illusion that it understood 95% of reality and that the other 5% would be delivered in the next 18 months, and from Egypt forward they've been running around believing they had a perfect grip on things and yet we look back at every society that preceded us with great smugness at how naive they all were. Well, it never occurs to us, then, that maybe we're whistling in the dark too! That the universe is stranger than you CAN suppose, and that that openness that that perception imparts is a great joy, a great blessing, because then you can live your life not in service to some fascistic metaphor but in service to the living mystery: the fact that you're not going to understand it; it is not going to yield to logic; or magic; or any other technique that's been developed ... — Terence McKenna