Onbereikbare Liefde Quotes & Sayings

One loses, as one grows older, something of the lightness of one's dreams; one begins to take life up in both hands, and to care more for the fruit than the flower, and that is no great loss perhaps. — W.B.Yeats

I'm afraid to answer that. I've heard that when I speak, it makes American women wish to strike me with umbrellas. — Cassandra Clare

Most TV programs are aimed at destruction. We need to resist this by establishing the truth of God on air. — Sunday Adelaja

Credit is money of the mind. — James Grant

I do not take things to the heart. I calculate and I do what needs to be done. If I were to start acting emotionally, it would destroy my work. — Ayelet Shaked

Yoga will always be transformational, even when it stops being cool. (350) — Victoria Moran

The Lord Jesus himself proclaims, 'This is My Body.' Before the blessing of the heavenly words something of another character is spoken of; after consecration it is designated 'body'. He himself speaks of his blood. Before the consecration it is spoken of as something else; after the consecration it is spoken of as 'blood'. And you say, 'Amen', that is, 'It is true.' What the mouth speaks, let the mind within confess; what the tongue utters, let the heart feel. — Ambrose

The most remarkable discovery ever made by scientists was science itself. — Jacob Bronowski

A protest song is a song
that's so specific that you
cannot mistake it for bullshit — Phil Ochs

The implicit optimism of the [field service post card] is worth noting - the way it offers no provision for transmitting news like "I have lost my left leg" or "I have been admitted into hospital wounded and do not expect to recover." Because it provided no way of saying "I am going up the line again," its users had to improvise. Wilfred Owen had an understanding with his mother that when he used a double line to cross out "I am being sent down to the base," he meant he was at the front again. Close to brilliant is the way the post card allows one to admit to no state of health between being "quite" well, on the one hand, and, on the other, being so sick that one is in hospital. — Paul Fussell

A heartless Christian must be a terrible grief to our Lord. — Oswald Chambers

Perfection is, however, not to be sought in the future, as we are fully capable of experiencing it here and now, if we abandon ourselves into the present moment and allow the pleasure of Existence take us with it. — Frank M. Wanderer