Mindwalk 1990 Quotes & Sayings

Seek each day to do or say something to further Christianity among the heathen. — Jonathan Goforth

Even if she were going crazy, she didn't want to look like she was going crazy. — Rick Riordan

temper is the most destructive of human faults. It supplants trust with fear; it poisons love; it breeds aversion or indifference; it sterilizes emotion. — Susan Hertog

Some write. Others Code. I art...!! — Anonymous

I think if you just look at life in a positive way, positive things will happen. — Jake Owen

There's naught, no doubt, so much the spirit calms as rum and true religion. — George Gordon Byron

An angel's arm can't snatch me from the grave; legions of angels can't confine me there. — Edward Young

Loneliness is treated like the ultimate taboo; at the same time, it's regarded as a trifle. That to be a thirty-seven-year-old who has spent a decade without someone to hold her hand at the doctor's office is akin to being a thirteen-year-old sighing over a boy band.

Again, I know - 'single' is not a synonym for 'lonely.' I know there are many lonely married people, as well as lots of single people who have a rich network of deep social connections - friends, sisters, daughters, nephews, etc. - whose lives are as far from Heller's unhappy narrator as can be.

But for many of us, living alone in a society that is so rigorously constructed around couples and nuclear families is hard on the soul. — Sara Eckel

He held the camera out for me to see. It was a women, her sunken eyes looking straight at the camera. 'I don't want your money', her cardboard sign read. 'Just look at me so I know I exist'. The words and her expression were arresting on their own, but they weren't what made the photograph so compelling. It was the people in the foreground, the passersby, eyes glued to their phones as they hurried to wherever they were going at lunch, completely oblivious of the women with the sign. — Lauren Miller

We can all become activists and raise questions. — Soleil Moon Frye

Rain! whose soft architectural hands have power to cut stones, and chisel to shapes of grandeur the very mountains. — Henry Ward Beecher