Green Ted Dekker Quotes & Sayings

Sitting quietly, doing nothing, not knowing what is next and not concerned with what was or what may be next, a new mind is operating that is not connected with the conditioned past and yet perceives and understands the whole mechanism of conditioning. It is the unmasking of the self that is nothing but masks - images, memories of past experiences, fears, hopes, and the ceaseless demand to be something or become somebody. — Toni Packer

Nothing ever stayed the same. There was no force in this world strong enough to withstand the march of time. — Sam J. Charlton

All of us have that feeling of some deficiency from our childhood. I think that's a universal thing. — Rian Johnson

For centuries, magicians have intuitively taken advantage of the inner workings of our brains. — Neil DeGrasse Tyson

You dirty bastard! How dare you ask me that! — L.A. Casey

Our infinity is bigger than other infinities. — John Green

I never worry that I'll die in my sleep, because I'm never asleep! — Billy Crystal

Sometimes in life we can't choose the path we walk, the path we travel on, but we can choose how we decide to walk our path in life. — Abdulazeez Henry Musa

The only satisfactions available are the satisfactions of reality, which are themselves frustrating. — Adam Phillips

Self-centered leaders manipulate when they move people for personal benefit. Mature leaders motivate by moving people for mutual benefit. — John C. Maxwell

How can I write a book? you might say. I've got nothing to say. Don't let that stop you. Very few writers have anything to say. The trick is to see how long you can conceal that from the reader. The most successful writers are ones who've been able to get away with it for the greatest number of pages and years. — Bruce Jay Friedman

Death is the only inescapable, unavoidable, sure thing. We are sentenced to die the day we're born. — Gary Gilmore

The ultimate search engine ... would understand exactly what you mean and give back exactly what you want. — Larry Page

This was a factory, a sorting house. We were no different from dogs and pigs and cows: all of us were allowed to play when we were small, but then, just before reaching maturity, we were sorted and classified. Being a high school student was the first step toward becoming a domestic animal. — Ryu Murakami

Over the past decade, prescribing information has grown more and more complex, more and more dense and more difficult to negotiate. — Andrew Von Eschenbach