Golabki Bez Quotes & Sayings

More. I wasn't sure how i felt about more. Less, I could handled less. Less would've been good. — Kami Garcia

The question was not how to get a job, but how to live by such jobs as I could get. — Dorothy Richardson

The child, making use of all that he finds around him, shapes himself for the future. — Maria Montessori

Only you can choose the nature of what grows, or what doesn't, within you. — Guy Finley

However it might go, I should have no regrets. If I should be reduced to begging in the street, then I should enjoy the feel of pavement beneath my feet and the odors of asphalt and automobile exhausts. Good and bad fortune were equally attractive when viewed in such a context. Hunger was as interesting as satiety. A life without sight was as interesting as life with sight. Who was to say different? Society? The bulk of humanity?
They were living their first lives, cautiously aware that someday they would die. They had everything to lose. They could not take the risks. But I had been through death, had my insides burned out by it twice.
I was living a second life, freed of those cautious awarenesses.
I had nothing to lose. I could take all the risks. — John Howard Griffin

In revolution there are only two sorts of men, those who cause them and those who profit by them. — Napoleon Bonaparte

If you want to be successful in any area of life, you have to work on developing your soul. — Sunday Adelaja

The same is the case when you enter a womb, enter into a fresh body, and start the journey of desires. But if you die alert, in that alertness not only the body dies, all desires evaporate. Then there is no entering into a womb. Then entering a womb is such a painful process, it is so painful that consciously you cannot do it; only unconsciously you can do it. — Rajneesh

Boys and men are the same people, in different clothes. Boys wear short trousers and men wear long trousers. But they are just the same if you take their trousers off. — Alexander McCall Smith

Indecency in anything spoils it. And modesty in anything adorns it. — Ibn Majah