Scpath Quotes & Sayings

God listens to Bach while the angels listen to Mozart. — Karl Barth

What wastrel mankind destroyed takes time for nature to put to rights. — Janet Morris

I always had more women working for me than men. — Jerry Della Femina

I take a massage each week. This isn't an indulgence, it's an investment in your full creative expression/productivity/passion and sustained good health. — Robin S. Sharma

I have discovered in life that there are ways of getting almost anywhere you want to go, if you really want to go. — Langston Hughes

It's the height of bad manners to sleep with somebody less than three times. — Mark Boxer

My experience with Buffalo Springfield was that they did not rehearse. — Jim Messina

The white horse of heroin will ride you to hell. — James Brown

FINANCIAL TIP
For guys
buying the stupid flowers when you're supposed to will be way cheaper than what you'll have to buy and do to make up for it if you forget. — Jill Conner Browne

The cosmos will always mirror back to us whatever your inner state is. The greater the love we discover in ourselves, the greater the love will reflect back to us from the environment through others. — Deepak Chopra

They filled her with the most astonishing sensation of synthesis-as though all the most disparate elements of her biography were at last knitting together. All the things that she had ever known or loved in the world were stitching themselves up and becoming one thing. Realizing this made her feel both unburdened and triumphant. She had that feeling again
of being most spectacularly alive. Not merely alive but outfitted with a mind that was functioning at the uppermost limits of its capacity
a mind that was seeing everything, and understanding everything, as though watching it all from the highest imaginable ridge. — Elizabeth Gilbert

Age is how we determine how valuable you are. — Jane Elliot

Right," I said. My ears were still ringing slightly. "Did you just wake me with a policemen's rattle? You can hear those things from two blocks away."
"A what? No, this is a grogger--it's an old Judaic instrument. It's used during Purim to make a deafening racket during special readings. Charming, isn't it? Marvelously raucous custom."
"Knocking gently also works."
"You have no appreciation for culture. — William Ritter