Monergistic Regeneration Quotes & Sayings

If you want it and believe you can have it, you will. — Walter Russell

Wherever a tension needed the solvent of good-will, or friction the oil of benevolence; wherever suspicion needed the antidote of frankness, or wounded pride the disinfectant of a hearty laugh - there Taft was sent. — Doris Kearns Goodwin

Back. But no, she couldn't have allowed it. She couldn't allow the shame, the disgrace. The very idea that he'd leave her for — Lisa Unger

And about that," he continued. "Now that Kami and I have met, she likes me better than you. So you can leave. — Sarah Rees Brennan

All of my chupacabra books are like novelizations of movies that haven't been made yet. — Raegan Butcher

I believe that love and forgiveness engages an incomprehensible healing force and sometimes true healing occurs, but always an emotional and spiritual healing happens. — Angeli Maun Akey

A thing named is a thing tamed. — Joanne Harris

It's still fun to come to games, and it's still fun to be in the Seattle crowd. — Steve Largent

You don't have to be 'adults' ... but be someone who can take responsibility for their own words and actions. Believe it or not, that's actually harder. — Natsuki Takaya

Our society has long diminished the importance of feelings, worshiping logic while downgrading the wisdom that comes from feelings, touting the left brain while ignoring the right. And this has created a terrible imbalance - the power of logic without the power of wisdom. Wisdom is the accumulation of all our experiences stored as emotion. When you cannot feel what is true, then you cannot utilize your wisdom. — Erika J. Chopich

Just as heart is a fountain of unspoken words,
the universe is a womb of wonder weird worlds. — Toba Beta

Everything today has been heavy and brown. Bring me a Unicorn to ride about the town. — Anne Morrow Lindbergh

Life is bearable even when it's unbearable: that is what's so terrible, that is the unbearable thing about it. — Geoff Dyer

There is no disgrace in an enemy suffering ill at an enemy's hand, when you hate mutually. — Aeschylus