Khattabka Quotes & Sayings

I'm a perfectionist. I'm pretty much insatiable. I feel there's so many things I can improve on. — Serena Williams

I attend Trinity United Church of Christ, and my pastor [was] Jeremiah Wright. — Barack Obama

Authenticity is boring, credibility is important — Raymond Chandler

Some things are meant to be broken. Imperfect. Chaotic. — Sarah Dessen

I am hearing a more resounding voice in the spirit saying,God is changing the guard in the Nigerian church. — Sunday Adelaja

One who practices the yoga of love is like child. When the child has a problem, it cries. When it cries, someone comes and helps the child. — Frederick Lenz

There is a school in Heaven, and there one has only to learn how to love. The school is in the Cenacle; the Teacher is Jesus; the matter taught is His Flesh and His Blood — Gemma Galgani

I am extremely devoted to Amazon Prime - which offers speedier free deliveries, free movie streaming and other benefits for an annual fee - but I don't think it is great for groceries. — Emily Oster

You?" Nadia sounded disbelieving. — Lisa Jackson

I love my best friends, but sometimes, I want to punch them in the face. Lovingly, of course. — Tara Sivec

Philosophy is one reason which could lead to death. — Santosh Kalwar

The Sravaka (literally 'hearer,' the name given by Mahayana Buddhists to contemplatives of the Hinayana school) fails to perceive that Mind, as it is in itself, has no stages, no causation. Disciplining himself in the cause, he has attained the result and abides in the samadhi (contemplation) of Emptiness for ever so many aeons. However enlightened in this way, the Sravaka is not at all on the right track. From the point of view of the Bodhisattva, this is like suffering the torture of hell. The Sravaka has buried himself in Emptiness and does not know how to get out of his quiet contemplation, for he has no insight into the Buddha-nature itself. Mo Tsu When Enlightenment is perfected, a Bodhisattva is free from the bondage of things, but does not seek to be delivered from things. Samsara (the world of becoming) is not hated by him, nor is Nirvana loved. When perfect Enlightenment shines, it is neither bondage nor deliverance. Prunabuddha-sutra — Aldous Huxley