Rogare Quotes & Sayings

The nagual is the unknown. It cannot be talked about, it can only be witnessed. — Frederick Lenz

Yes," said Talon, his voice the hiss of a coiled serpent. — Raymond E. Feist

When the angel spoke, God awoke in the heart of this girl of Nazareth and moved within her like a giant. He stirred and opened His eyes and her soul and saw that in containing Him she contained the world besides. The Annunciation was not so much a vision as an earthquake in which God moved the universe and unsettled the spheres, and the beginning and end of all things came before her in her deepest heart. And far beneath the movement of this silent cataclysm she slept in the infinite tranquility of God, and God was a child curled up who slept in her and her veins were flooded with His wisdom which is night, which is starlight, which is silence. And her whole being was embraced in Him whom she embraced and they became tremendous silence." -Thomas Merton — Thomas Merton

Nothing helped tea. It simply was what it was, which was boiling hot and flavorless. — Shana Abe

He saw during the Weimar Republic that the left intelligentsia hated capitalism, and hence social democracy as well, far too much to think that Nazism could be worse. — Clive James

Only the body saves the soul. — Rowan Williams

I think most Americans have an innate respect for the police and for their authority. — Kimberly Guilfoyle

The neuroscience of consciousness is not going to stop in its tracks because some philosophers guesses that project cannot be productive. — Patricia Churchland

The wise are greatly revered,
the righteous are exceedingly honored,
and the foolish are repeatedly disgraced. — Matshona Dhliwayo

If you change because of fame, that's not the right thing. But if you change because of growth, that's normal ... The whole fame thing hasn't hit me. And I hope it kind of doesn't. — Jussie Smollett

And as far as I can see the world is too old for us to talk about it with our new words. — Jack Kerouac

Names are changed more readily than doctrines, and doctrines more readily than ceremonies. — Thomas Love Peacock