Kilimeliai Quotes & Sayings

Be careful what you say. The gods may not be the only ones listening. — George R R Martin

A man looks down at the red paint on his hands and wonders for a moment if he's killed his wife and this is her blood or maybe he's just painted the garden bench red, that's all. He thinks it is a strange thought and carries on digging the hole he's digging in the back garden. He whistles. He writes this all down in his moleskin diary, later that evening. His wife should be back from work by now but she isn't. — Pleasefindthis

A cheerful frame of mind, reinforced by relaxation ... is the medicine that puts all ghosts of fear on the run. — George Matthew Adams

He who has few things to desire cannot have many to fear. — William Blake

Maybe next time, don't bite the girl you fancy. — Radhika Sanghani

Therefore, men of Polynesia and Boston and China and Mount Fuji and the barrios of the Philippines, do not come to these islands empty-handed, or craven in spirit, or afraid to starve. There is no food here. In these islands there is no certainty. Bring your own food, your own gods, your own flowers and fruits and concepts. For if you come without resources to these islands you will perish ... On these harsh terms the islands waited. — James A. Michener

After I was married a year I remembered things like radio stations and forgot my husband. — P.J. Wolfson

The Northern races are the tragic races
they don't indulge in the cheering luxury of tears. — F Scott Fitzgerald

The whole world is put in motion by the wish for riches and the dread of poverty. — Samuel Johnson

Experiments recently conducted by Merle Lawrence (Princeton) and Adelbert Ames (Dartmouth) in the latter's psychology laboratory at Hanover, N.H., prove that what you see when you look at something depends not so much on what is there as on the assumption you make when you look. Since what we believe to be the "real" physical world is actually only an "assumptive" world, it is not surprising that these experiments prove that what appears to be solid reality is actually the result of "expectations" or "assumptions. — Neville Goddard