Spen Tfozel K Quotes & Sayings

True dreams and visions should be as visible to the artist as the phenomena of the objective world. — Oskar Kokoschka

Whether we like it or not, we need each other. — Jonathan Anthony Burkett

One paper says I'm Catholic and the other says I'm Jewish. I guess that's fitting because as a Methodist I'm meant to be undetermined some of the time. — Martha Raye

'Cost-saver' in industrial livestock agriculture may usually be taken to mean 'moral shortcut.' — Matthew Scully

Through suffering we have endured the assaults of time; reverses have ever been our beginning; and out of the depths God has gathered us to his heart. — Stefan Zweig

If you want to see things just as they are, then you yourself must practice just as you are. — Dogen

Dance is the only thing that lets you lose yourself and find yourself at the same time. — Pete Townshend

I'm 0 for 3 with marriage - the scoreboard doesn't lie, never has. So what we all have is a marriage of the heart. To sully or contaminate or radically disrespect this union with a shameful contract is something that I will leave to the amateurs and the Bible grippers. — Charlie Sheen

Here is how the universe works, whether it is in business or personal relationships. The more you second guess, doubt, and try to cover everything that could go wrong "before" you enter it, the more you will discover the need to do it. However the more you approach life and each new connection with open arms and trust, the more positive and elevating souls will enter your path in which none of the doubt is needed. Even the negative moments are positive lessons. — Carl Henegan

God's greatest thirst and his greatest sin is his ultimate vanity. — Kedar Joshi

You identify with your self. You have a personal history. You have commitments. There are things that you want to experience and other things that you want to avoid. — Frederick Lenz

Ever notice how these European trains always smell of eau de cologne and hard boiled eggs? — Billy Wilder

I pushed my pile of papers to one side, stroked Shadow and stared into the fire, longing for the comfort of a story where everything had been planned well in advance, where the confusion of the middle was invented only for my enjoyment, and where I could measure how far away the solution was by feeling the thickness of pages still to come. I had no idea how many pages it would take to complete the story of Emmeline and Adeline, nor even whether there would be time to complete it. — Diane Setterfield