Kitadake Quotes & Sayings

Be a nonbeliever, but never forget to believe in yourself. — Debasish Mridha

Our political solar system, in short, has been characterized not by two equally competing suns, but by a sun and a moon. It is within the majority party that the issues of any particular period arc fought out; while the minority party shines in reflected radiance of the beat thus generated .... Each time one majority sun sets and a new sun arises, the drama of American politics is transformed. Figuratively and literally a new political era begins. For each new majority party brings its own orbit of conflict, its own peculiar rhythm of ethnic antagonisms, its own economic equilibrium, its own sectional balance. — Samuel Lubell

I'm gonna put a curse on you and all your kids will be born completely naked. — Jimi Hendrix

The ecological principle in agriculture is to connect the genius of the place, to fit the farming to the farm. — Wendell Berry

The longer a soul hath neglected duty, the more ado there is to get it taken up. — William Gurnall

I'm perennially intrigued how people who lead largely evidence-based lives can, in a belief-based part of their mind, be certain that an invisible, divine entity created an entire universe just for us, or that the government is stockpiling space aliens in a secret desert location. — Neil DeGrasse Tyson

I still saw everything through the filter I had created in order to survive. I could not see the happiness that preceded the abyss. I had forced myself not to acknowledge my life's most splendid moment, in order to be able to live out the rest of my life without it. I think that was what had happened. It has changed since, but back then it was impossible for me to embrace the happiness I had lost. — Linda Olsson

Give to another human being without the expectation of a return. — Bill Bradley

I vowed after that day that I would be your hero too, no matter how long it took — Lauren Oliver

We testify about wonders of Saviour, Jesus Christ, the Son of God. — Lailah Gifty Akita

The mutual practice of giving and receiving is an everyday ritual when we know true love. — Bell Hooks