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Rita Pierson Ted Talk Quotes By Francois Fenelon

The Christian life is a long and continual tendency of our hearts toward that eternal goodness which we desire on earth. All our happiness consists in thirsting for it. Now this thirst is prayer. Ever desire to approach your Creator, and you will never cease to pray. Do not think it necessary to pronounce many words. — Francois Fenelon

Rita Pierson Ted Talk Quotes By Benjamin Alire Saenz

I thought of what my father had told me one summer day. I'd fallen down, and my knee was all scraped up and bleeding. We sat on the back porch, and he cleaned my wound and put a Band-Aid on it. The sky had cleared after a summer storm. I'd been crying, and he tried to get me to smile. "Your eyes are the color of sky. Did you know that?" I don't know why I remembered this. Maybe it was because I knew he was telling me he loved me. — Benjamin Alire Saenz

Rita Pierson Ted Talk Quotes By Lord Byron

I speak not of men's creeds - they rest between Man and his Maker. — Lord Byron

Rita Pierson Ted Talk Quotes By Jose Andres

Anyone who knows me knows that I always like to keep moving. — Jose Andres

Rita Pierson Ted Talk Quotes By Jean-Paul Sartre

That's what existence means: draining one's own self dry without the sense of thirst. — Jean-Paul Sartre

Rita Pierson Ted Talk Quotes By Karen Joy Fowler

You can't imagine the white-hot fury someone who can't sleep has toward the beautiful dreamer beside him. — Karen Joy Fowler

Rita Pierson Ted Talk Quotes By Arsene Wenger

I believe I do my job the way I have to do it. — Arsene Wenger

Rita Pierson Ted Talk Quotes By Stephen Hawking

Because imaginary time behaves like another direction in space, histories in imaginary time can be closed surfaces, like the surface of the Earth, with no [existential] beginning or end. — Stephen Hawking