Schaars Gluten Quotes & Sayings

In monasticism you don't get a trendy new Jesus, you get the same old Jesus everyone gets. — Daniel Homan

If you're always following the crowd, you will never truly know who you are. Walk your own path. — Julian Pencilliah

I'm glad God chose you to be my Dad! — John Walter Bratton

C'mon kid. Think a minute, even if it hurts. — Robert Lynn Asprin

What would it be like if, right in the midst of this busyness, we were to consciously take our hands off the controls? What if we were to intentionally stop our mental computations and our rushing around and, for a minute or two, simply pause and notice our inner experience? — Tara Brach

To strengthen the power of love, love those who do not deserve. — Debasish Mridha

Sometime in the eighties, Americans had a new set of 'traditional values' installed ... the poor and the middle class were shaken down, and their loose change funneled blithely upwards to the already overfed. — Barbara Ehrenreich

When you want me for real, not because you need release or because you think you're going to die, but when you actually want me, Kerry, you come find me. We'll finish this. — Kelly Moran

Let me fly with you. — Sylvia Plath

He fumbles at your spirit
As players at the keys
Before they drop full music on;
He stuns you by degrees.
Prepares your brittle substance
For the ethereal blow
by fainter hammers, further heard,
Then nearer, then so slow
Your breath has time to straighten
Your brain to bubble cool,-
Deals one imperial thunderbolt
That scalps your naked soul. — Emily Dickinson

JOY goes against the foundations of mathematics: it multiplies when we divide. — Paulo Coelho

He was thinking of Marco, Daisy, Sono
Oguki, Madeleine, the Pontritters, and now and then of the difference between ancient and modern
tragedy according to Hegel, the inner experience of the heart and the deepening of individual
character in the modern age. His own individual character cut off at times both from facts and from
values. But modern character is inconstant, divided, vacillating, lacking the stone-like certitude of
archaic man, also deprived of the firm ideas of the seventeenth century, clear, hard theorems. — Saul Bellow

In our household, which was essentially under an evil spell, my father 'Chaplin' was all the magic. A great man draws magic into himself, like reverse lightning. There's nothing to spare for anyone else. — Joyce Carol Oates