Rahmatollah Khakshouy Quotes & Sayings

Tatiana's eyes were huge and poison-green, eyes with enough pain in them to eat away at a world and devour a soul. — Cassandra Clare

So many Christians today see a system in which they cannot measure up and so they feel unworthy. The church seems to have failed them. — Ted Dekker

[I'm] almost positive there is no God. — Sarah Silverman

He was a black hole to anyone who might imagine that he or she was a friend of his. — Kurt Vonnegut Jr.

When you make music you do it for the right reason: love. Love is the desire of well being, desire to heal the wounded, the person in pain, the person who has problems - to touch the person who needs love. The love inside you manifests through sound, vibration and embraces everyone in the room. — Pepe Romero

When a sunbeam falls on a transparent substance, the substance itself becomes brilliant, and radiates light from itself. So too Spirit bearing souls, illumined by Him, finally become spiritual themselves, and their grace is sent forth to others. From this comes knowledge of the future, understanding of mysteries, apprehension of hidden things, distribution of wonderful gifts, heavenly citizenship, a place in the choir of angels, endless joy in the presence of God, becoming like God, and, the highest of all desires, becoming God. — Saint Basil

People say there's a book in everyone but I'm not sure there is. There might be a pamphlet in me. — Sophie Thompson

And don't think that by eating freedom fries you are being patriotic and helping the war effort. Use less gasoline, read a newspaper. You know what, how about we cool it with the freedom fries anyway you fat asses. We're the fattest country in the world. Have you ever walked around an American mall? It's nothing but chick fillets and Lane Bryant track suits busting at the seams. — Tina Fey

Whatever use double maths has in life is beyond me. — Cecelia Ahern

Sometimes you can be heard just saying what you have to say. Other times you just have to find your inner ROAR! — Jan Porter

Declining from the public ways, walk in unfrequented paths. — Pythagoras