Natalini Flowers Quotes & Sayings

What a strange fellowship this is, the God seekers in every land, lifting their voices in the most disparate ways imaginable to the God of all life. How does it sound from above? Like bedlam, or do the strains blend in strange ethereal harmony? Does one faith carry the lead or do the parts share in counterpoint and antiphony where not in full throated chorus?
We cannot know. All we can do is to listen carefully and with full attention to each voice in turn as it addresses the divine. — Huston Smith

The only thing that will make it possible for you to marry is if you meet your bridegroom on your wedding day, so he doesn't have the chance to get to know you ahead of time. — Cameron Dokey

Throughout my training we always had a mantra; They come first. If I had really and truly screwed up my future, I'd have a new mantra; A comes first. Then B, C, D ... — Richelle Mead

They only hit he you, he says, when they care. — Junot Diaz

People who want things to be perfect are always impossible to please. But — Rachel Cohn

It is right to give every man his due. — Plato

When asked what gift he wanted for his birthday, the yogi replied: "I wish no gifts, only presence. — Unknown

I get butterflies before I go out to say hello at a party. — Joan Rivers

He was was especially excited about Aguirre, the Wrath of God. 'Look at this crazy dude,' he yelled, pointing at Klaus Kinski, who on the cover is wearing a Viking helmet and looks like a psychopath. — Jesse Andrews

When you're lying on your deathbed, one of the cool things to say is, 'I really explored myself.' This sense of urgency was instilled when my mom died. If you only go through life doing stuff that's easy, shame on you. — Carol S. Dweck

Truth casts a spell of its own. — Libba Bray

In the past thirty years we have learned more about the workings of the human brain than in all of previous history. — Daniel H. Pink

Man who betrayed you once would betray you twice. — Ken Follett

But economical Mother Nature was always repeating herself, on such vastly different scales as the swirl of milk stirred into coffee, the cloud lanes of a cyclonic storm, the arms of a spiral nebula. — Arthur C. Clarke

Teach men how to fish, but also teach them how to preserve fish. — Matshona Dhliwayo