Minamata Mercury Quotes & Sayings

Everything is so fleeting and impermanent. It's enough to drive you bat shit crazy. — Shane Kuhn

Governments must conform to the nature of the men governed. — Giambattista Vico

In your carefree heart; I want to be your Memorial for a life time. — Kristian Goldmund Aumann

You trusted me enough to jump off the wall, and I caught you. — Brandon Sanderson

One threatens the innocent who spares the guilty. — Edward Coke

It doesn't make for sanity, does it, living with the devil. — Daphne Du Maurier

I don't wash my hair very often. Once a week if I can. Because the more you wash it, you end up stripping out the natural oils. What I like to do is just rinse out the products that I've used during the week and then put leave-in conditioner in and let it dry naturally. — Ella Eyre

Know this Mr. Davis. I am not crazy. I am not sane. I am not alive. I am not dead. I am not even the human being who you call Dr. Vigo Andersen. I was never born and I will never die. I am an eternal being. I am that I am. This, what you call reality, is just a collective dream. I was about to wake up from it permanently when I was yanked back into this temporal space. I did not try to kill myself. I tried to wake up. — Gudjon Bergmann

Acting is a tough business, and you need to be in good shape mentally and physically. — Juliette Binoche

I love it when the night sky makes me feel insignificant". — Colleen Hoover

That which rises and sinks is made up of what it rises from. The finality of the universe is the God Arunachala. Meditating on Him or on the seer, the Self, there is a mental vibration 'I' to which all are reduced. Tracing the source of 'I', the primal 'I-I' alone remains over, and it is inexpressible. The seat of Realisation is within and the seeker cannot find it as an object outside him. That seat is bliss and is the core of all beings. Hence it is called the Heart. The only useful purpose of the present birth is to turn within and realise it. There is nothing else to do. — Ramana Maharshi

In brief, nationalism is a theory of political legitimacy, which requires the ethnic boundaries should not be cut across political ones, and, in particular, that ethnic boundaries within a given state a contingency already formally excluded by the principle in its general formulation should not separate the power holders from the rest. — Ernest Gellner