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Kimaron Quotes By Rajneesh

The ego and the personality have to be dropped, then you will find individuality arising ... a feeling of uniqueness. Yes, you are unique. Everybody else is also unique. In this world only unique people exist, so comparison is just stupid, because you alone are like yourself. There is nobody like you, so how to compare? — Rajneesh

Kimaron Quotes By Michael Harris

The real trouble with Wikipedia lies exactly where its strength lies: its democratic impulse. In an arena where everyone's version of the facts is equally valid, and the opinions of specialists become marginalized, corporate and politicized interests are potentially empowered. — Michael Harris

Kimaron Quotes By Simangele Kekana

More poweful than the will to win is the courage to begin- by unknow author — Simangele Kekana

Kimaron Quotes By Rachel Caine

It smelled like Lysol and desperation. — Rachel Caine

Kimaron Quotes By Eric Clapton

I remember when I thought of singing as the bit that went between the guitar playing - something I couldn't wait to get out of the way. Singing was originally like a chore that I didn't really enjoy. — Eric Clapton

Kimaron Quotes By Elizabeth Von Arnim

see a little village a mile ahead of us with a venerable church on a mound in the middle of it gravely presiding over the surrounding wide parish of corn. — Elizabeth Von Arnim

Kimaron Quotes By John Philpot Curran

Assassinate me you may; intimidate me you cannot. — John Philpot Curran

Kimaron Quotes By Barbara Elsborg

While you let those scars affect what you do, you're allowing your punishment to continue. It's done. You need to move on. Shit, that was brilliant advice. I just wish I could follow it myself. — Barbara Elsborg

Kimaron Quotes By Julian Simon

Greater consumption due to increase in population and growth of income heightens scarcity and induces price run-ups. A higher price represents an opportunity that leads inventors and businesspeople to seek new ways to satisfy the shortages. Some fail, at cost to themselves. A few succeed, and the final result is that we end up better off than if the original shortage problems had never arisen. That is, we need our problems, though this does not imply that we should purposely create additional problems for ourselves. — Julian Simon