Legalizer Info Quotes & Sayings

Once we were particles of Light, now we are Beings of Light, radiating Love. — Rumi

If you look at my eyes when I'm dancing, you'll see that glazed look. — Ben Stiller

We really don't get to understand /why/ most of the time. It's true. — Matthew Quick

It really bugs me that someone will tell me, after I spent 20 years being educated, how I'm supposed to think. — Clarence Thomas

Life only has narrative when we frame it and edit it and call it certain things. — Peter Landesman

Watch me, diamonds shining looking like I robbed Liberace. — Tupac Shakur

There's a lot of trials and tribulations you have to go through to get what you want, especially if you feel like it belongs to you. — Keyshia Cole

There is a point where the universe can deliver you from the verge of regret. I know your love for me will take you there. — Lawren Leo

I said to her "I won't be happy if I get in and you don't," and Mara gave a look and said "Yes you will.". I realized that she was right and that needing people and caring about them were two very different things. I tucked this thought inside me like a fortune into a cookie. It was a secret and it made me feel powerful, even though I didn't understand why. — Meg Howrey

The millennial generation and a growing number of employees are looking for more than just a paycheck. If a nonprofit could make that easy for me, they are doing me a favor. It's not just a one-way value exchange; it is an internal morale building opportunity. — Gerald Chertavian

Everything is in front of you! Nothing, but the past is behind you. There is no need to look back if you want to go forward! — De Angelo R. Moody

we were alive, together, and conscious, aware of our own mortality, but thrilled by the fact of our own ridiculous existence. — Mark Kermode

The forest, the virgin forest, the life of a woodcutter - that has always been my ideal. — Thomas Bernhard

Yet anything less ecstatic than the singing of today's widows in Vrindavan would be hard to imagine. At the back, the madwomen are shrieking. In the foreground, the exhausted old widows struggle to keep up with the cantor's pitch, many nodding asleep until given a poke by one of the ashram managers walking up and down the aisles with a stick. It is difficult to think of a sorrier or more pathetic sight. Vrindavan, Krishna's earthly paradise, is today a place of such profound sadness and distress that it almost defies description. — William Dalrymple