Hibernated Quotes & Sayings

Nothing in human nature is so God-like as the disposition to do good to our fellow-creatures. — Samuel Richardson

I'd like to give people the hope and help I didn't have and that I had to learn by myself. — Jessica White

Everything that I teach as an enlightened Buddhist teacher is towards directing an individual to happiness, a balanced wisdom and knowledge that is sometimes just bubbly and euphoric or just very still and profound. — Frederick Lenz

The extinction of the Australian megafauna was probably the first significant mark Homo sapiens left on our planet. — Yuval Noah Harari

I've never been touched by such an old man. — Karl Pilkington

I had forgotten the joy of strolling around on a moonlit night.

It was far too long in the past where rain fell light against my skin. My spine tingled, and my little arm hairs would stick straight out. I strolled around where wishes and wonders hibernated. I had it for the briefest moments, perhaps in some weird kind of eternity, if you philosophized about it in the right way. Yet, I couldn't turn away from what I knew was inescapable. — Pupola

June, July, all through the warm months she hibernated like a winter animal who did not know spring had come and gone. — Truman Capote

A silent tongue does not betray its owner — Sheik Ahmed Hassoun

No man was more sensitive than Zweig to the destructive effects upon individual liberty of the demands of large or strident collectivities. He would have viewed with horror the cacophony of monomanias - sexual, racial, social, egalitarian - that marks the intellectual life of our societies, each monomaniac demanding legislative restriction on the freedom of others in the name of a supposed greater, collective good. — Theodore Dalrymple