Gazhalmazallapot Quotes & Sayings

How could one be in this world without feeling dismayed by it? Even if one paints flowers and gingerbread. — Gerhard Richter

I guess that's the problem when you really get to know someone. You learn all their triggers and emotional buttons, and unfortunately, in times of war, you press them. — Samantha Young

So the loud torrent, and the whirlwind's roar, But bind him to his native mountains more. — Oliver Goldsmith

We cannot learn freedom and responsibility within the confines of our own species. We cannot understand life and death and what they are for in exclusively human terms. Without that which is wild, the world becomes a cell block. — Stephanie Mills

I could see that everything I had identified as really me, was not really me, but was just a pattern of strategies to avoid some kind of abyss or emptiness. — Gangaji

One of the good elements of old age is that we no longer have to prove anything, to ourselves or to anyone else. We are what we are. — May Sarton

The snake charmer should not touch the serpents before his child's eyes, knowing that the child will try to imitate him in all things. — Eileen Goudge

My concept of drama requires obstacles, and there's no obstacles in comfort. — Tim Cahill

Clarity is the perception of wisdom and the ability to see the soul in action in the physical world. It turns pain into suffering and evaporates fear. Clarity allows you to see the world of physical matter for what it is, a learning experience that is created jointly by the intentions of the souls that share it. — Gary Zukav

They'll try to apply the rules of the day to the game, where you can't touch your board with your hands, or you can't step off your board, etc and I want nothing to do with it. It's like a game from a different planet or something and it's hard for me to relate to anybody who would think of skateboarding in such a narrow way. — Mike Vallely

It was as if the girl were a puzzle that his mind was trying to solve. — Lena Coakley

It's too bad for us 'literary' enthusiasts, but it's the truth nevertheless - pictures tell any story more effectively than words. — William Moulton Marston

For with any recovery from morbidity there must go a certain healthy humiliation. There comes a certain point in such conditions when only three things are possible: first a perpetuation of Satanic pride, secondly tears, and third laughter. — G.K. Chesterton