Involution Yoga Quotes & Sayings

I'm asked all the time in interviews about who I am, and I know a few people my age who have a strong sense of self, but I couldn't say I know myself and sum it up and give it to you in a little package. I don't know myself at all yet. — Kristen Stewart

Love sucks. Sometimes it feels good. Sometimes it's just another way to bleed. — Laurell K. Hamilton

A person who is interrupted while performing a task takes 50% more time to complete it and make 50% more errors. — David Brooks

I practice three hours daily on my violin so I won't get worse. — Jack Benny

Paloma you cry out, you beg for connection
The dreams you seek are straight ahead in every direction — Barry Privett

But owning the pain, running through it, overcoming it, was a matter of self-will and discipline. — Sandra Brown

Japanese people today think of money, just money: Where is our national spirit today? The Jieitai must be the soul of Japan. ... The nation has no spiritual foundation. That is why you don't agree with me. You will just be American mercenaries. There you are in your tiny world. You do nothing for Japan. ... I salute the Emperor. Long live the emperor! — Yukio Mishima

Yoga is an interior penetration leading to integration of being, senses, breath, mind, intelligence, consciousness, and Self. It is definitely an inward journey, evolution through involution, toward the Soul, which in turn desires to emerge and embrace you in its glory. — B.K.S. Iyengar

A strong man doesn't have to be dominant toward a woman. He doesn't match his strength against a woman weak with love for him. He matches it against the world. — Marilyn Monroe

A protect-yourself-first-and-foremost idea has subverted the mission of law-enforcement officers, just as it may have degraded the military's. — Ann Medlock

Feeling lonely and ignoble indicates that you haven't been patient. — Rumi

Souls, Ms. Ellis, are for people who blame devils for their illness and praise angels for the cure. I do neither. — Thomas Trask

No man can expect his children to respect what he degrades.' 'Ha, — Charles Dickens