Nshama Agents Quotes & Sayings

The poem is a confession of faith. — Ralph Waldo Emerson

Find god - he isn't hiding from you, you're hiding from him. — Paramahansa Yogananda

I love to dance so much. It's one of my guilty pleasures in life and my hobby. — Mia Maestro

Come now, what's a reviewer?" I reasoned. "One who reads quickly, arrogantly, but never wisely ... — David Mitchell

I've always wanted to do this, so it really is a dream come true. — Jeri Ryan

The promises of God for tomorrow are the anchor for believers today. — R.C. Sproul

My biggest addictions have been chocolate cake, mashed potatoes, and butter sandwiches. — Frank Iero

I like to imagine the impact I've made on the world. What possible realities am I pruning, what events am I setting in motion, each time I take a life? If the flap of a butterfly's wing can alter the course of a hurricane, what am I doing when I take a human life? The life of a person who interacts with dozens of people every day, who would have a career, romance, children? — Wildbow

I don't do villains often enough. There are two approaches: give them sympathetic, reasonable motivations for doing the most unspeakable things, or get inside heads that are interestingly broken. — Charles Stross

Perfect. Then imagine that you started reading the most interesting and fascinating comic book ever created. You fell in love with some characters, you hated others. Endless plots unfolded and every one was an emotional page-turner you couldn't read fast enough because you had to know what was going to happen next. You felt like the world would end if you didn't find out how the story ended. But then you get to the end and there was no end. The author didn't finish it. You don't know if good or evil won. You don't know if the guy got the girl. You don't know any of the answers to all your important questions — Karen Amanda Hooper

There are worries that seem to me sustained by the love of worry. For example, that people are reading from screens, or listening to recorded books. Why scold the impulse to enjoy language and narrative in whatever form it takes? — Marilynne Robinson

Hamilcar maneuvered 40,000 of the rebels into a defile and blocked all exits so well that they began to starve. They ate their remaining captives, then their slaves; at last they sent Spendius to beg for peace. Hamilcar crucified Spendius and had hundreds of prisoners trampled to death under elephants' feet. The mercenaries tried to fight their way out, but were cut to pieces. Matho was captured and was made to run through the streets of Carthage while the citizens beat him with thongs and tortured him till he died.18 — Will Durant