Shirdi Sai Quotes & Sayings

He who does not know how to believe, should not know. — Antonio Porchia

When I got into high school and I was rapping, it was the attention I was loving. It was so hype. — Eve

Civilization is being poisoned by its own waste products. — William Ralph Inge

Nowadays, there's no such thing as a stable job. — Andy Serkis

You may be in a medical or engineering college, but not all will stand first in class. It depends on who studies the most. — Anupam Kher

My generation grew up with an imposed myth: the myth of happily ever after
(and makes you do the same). Whether we wrote this myth or its opposite
there is no prince, and ever if there is, he never comes, and even if he comes, he never makes you come
we were still seeing our lives in terms of this myth. Pro-prince or anti-prince, the terms of the debate were defined
and not by us. We tried to write other myths
some day my princess will come or I am my own princess so there
but they were all derivative. The armature of plot was the same. We were reacting, not creating. We had not expanded the terms in which we saw our lives. — Erica Jong

He dares to be a fool, and that is the first step in the direction of wisdom. — James Gibbons Huneker

The ones we wish could hear us have heard it all before. — Neil Peart

Life hands us a lot of hard choices, and other people can help us more than we might realize. We often think we should make important decisions using just our own internal resources. What are the pros and cons? What does my gut tell me? But often we have friends and family who know us in ways we don't know ourselves. — Sheena Iyengar

If we are seeking to serve the God of truth then we should really welcome truth from whatever source it comes. We shouldn't fear the truth. Some of it will be from science, obviously, but by no means all of it. It will sometimes by perplexing, how this bit of truth relates to that bit of truth; we know that within science itself often enough and we find it outside of science as well. The crucial thing is to be honest. — John Polkinghorne