Sefirot Quotes & Sayings

I'm trying hard to remain composed. His face slackens, smooths out, and I can't help but run my eyes over his cheeks, his ears, the freckle on his face. I think about how many times I've kissed that exact spot. When someone breaks up with you they should take their memories with them. It shouldn't be possible to remember someone when they're no longer there. — Rebecca Serle

You mean that's your idea of desire, with all those commas? — Michael Palmer

For everything man does has significance. An evil act will generally cause some disruption or negative reaction in the vast system of the Sefirot; and a good act, correct or raise things to a higher level. Each of the reactions extends out into all of the worlds and comes back into our own, back upon ourselves, in one form or another. — Zachary Lazar

We can never be like it was at Penn State with Joe Paterno. That was an anomaly in an of itself. — James Brown

That boy was ready for his life to come, he would undoubtedly be highly successful, the lying little prick. — Charles Bukowski

I'm going to keep making films I believe in. Whether I am successful or not is besides the point. — Ajay Devgan

To copy others is necessary, but to copy oneself is pathetic. — Pablo Picasso

It's always the ones we're not supposed to have who are the most irresistible. — E.M. Denning

We might be able to see God's body in the Kabbalah's ten Sefirot, but it was 1986, barely forty years since our grandparents' generation sat desperate and fated in their East European neighborhoods. Never again, our teachers incanted to us Monday after Monday, Wednesday after Wednesday. But when I picture myself in those rooms in the basement of our shul, even now I can only hear the incantation's reciprocal: It will happen again. Beware. Be always aware. — Daniel Torday

Happiest day of my life when my dad made him human. (Devyn)
Happy for you, bonebag ... It cost me my girlfriend. (Vik)
It was a lamp, Vik, not a girlfriend. (Devyn)
I really loved that lamp. She lit up my entire world. (Vik) — Sherrilyn Kenyon

Luckily, the forest was so dense that the two escaped without injury, though one of the men peed in his pants. — Liu Cixin

If literature matters today, it is chiefly because it seems to many conventional critics one of the few remaining places where, in a divided, fragmented world, a sense of universal value may still be incarnate; and where, in a sordidly material world, a rare glimpse of transcendence can still be attained. — Terry Eagleton