Krishna Kamal Flowers Quotes & Sayings

Aim, n. The task we set our wishes to. — Ambrose Bierce

With sufficient planning, you can almost eliminate adventure from an expedition. — Roald Amundsen

Whatever the nature of dance, it needs no onlooker, not even a single witness. — Curt Sachs

They say you only have so many breaths in your lifetime, and I think disappointments might be the same. — Dorothea Benton Frank

..every time scientists try to observe the quantum world they disturb it. And because at least one quantum of energy must always be involved, there is no way the size of this disturbance can be reduced.

Our acts of observing the universe, our attempts to gather knowledge, are no longer strictly objective because in seeking to know the universe we act to disturb it. Science prides itself on objectivity, but now Nature is telling us we never see a pure, pristine and objective quantum world. In every act of observation the observing subject enters into the cosmos and disturbs it in an irreducible way.

Science is like photographing a series of close ups with your back to the sun. No matter which way you move, your shadow always falls across the scene you photograph. No matter what you do, you can never efface yourself from the photographed scene. — F. David Peat

The deep structure of the universe is pure consciousness. — David Zindell

The greatest competitor of devotion to Jesus is service for Him. — Oswald Chambers

Stretching, which I do for five to 10 minutes before and after a match, is so important in general when it comes to prolonging your career and staying injury-free. — Jozy Altidore

Because I actually find the next take after they've controlled it a little bit and repressed the laughter is actually a really interesting take, because that's still going on underneath the surface. That struggle to maintain composure becomes part of the joy of the scene. — Jay Roach

The Bible was written two thousand years ago. The world is a different place now. Stories that had meaning then are meaningless now. Beliefs that might have been valid then are invalid now. Those books should be looked at in the same way we look at anything of that age with interest with an acknowledgement of the historical importance but they should not be thought of as anything that has any value. — James Frey