Somerby Quotes & Sayings

What does peace do? Peace blossoms. What else? Peace spreads. What else? Peace illumines. What else? Peace fulfils. — Sri Chinmoy

What is the work of a Master?" said a solemn-faced visitor. "To teach people to laugh ," said the Master gravely. — Anthony De Mello

But if I were given a choice - of all centuries - I'd select last the curse of being born in this one. And perhaps, if I weren't curious, I'd choose never to be born at all. — Ayn Rand

You don't see a positive culture, stability among teachers, or leadership. We don't focus enough in our policies on creating conditions to educating kids with the greatest needs. There is no state that does that. — Pedro Noguera

Love when you want to spend every waking moment with that person because they make you feel whole. Alive. — Shanora Williams

Rights have to be asserted. Animals cannot make such assertions. We have to make representations to ourselves on their behalf. — Christopher Hitchens

It's adequate, Miss Clark. Though — Nora Roberts

Oh, and I suppose the apples ate the cheese. — Suzanne Collins

Trust, trust in the world, because this human being exists - that is the most inward achievement of the relation in education. Because this human being exists, meaninglessness, however hard pressed you are by it, cannot be the real truth. Because this human being exists, in the darkness the light lies hidden, in fear salvation, and in the callousness of one's fellow-men the great Love. — Martin Buber

Before my wife turned vegetarian, I'd always thought of her as completely unremarkable in every way — Han Kang

When corruption is visited upon the cities of men, the mountains and the deserts await him. The cities are for money but the high-up hills are purely for the soul. — Louis L'Amour

Choose to live loved while you're in the middle of the journey, and know that what He has in mind for you is so much more than you imagine. — Lysa TerKeurst

I lack," said Laurent, "the easy mannerisms that are usually shared with," you could see him pushing the words out, "a lover."
"You lack the easy mannerisms that are usually shared with anyone," said Damen. — C.S. Pacat

The idea of a rupture between acts occurs in a number of my plays. — Richard Greenberg