Spongy Brake Quotes & Sayings

Sure, our three-pound brains might be inadequate to understand the universe. But perhaps they're just good enough to build something that can. — Seth Shostak

All the animals come out at night. — Paul Schrader

People in love look into each other's souls, and it is that feeling that I try to capture when I sing. — Julio Iglesias

From within, from the very most interior center of existence and consciousness, the fact of oneness evermore proves to be the overriding truth. — Geoffrey Hodson

Don't give up on each other. — Kit Williamson

Gratitude, n. A sentiment lying midway between a benefit received and a benefit expected. — Ambrose Bierce

Do we know our poor people? Do we know the poor in our house, in our family? Perhaps they are not hungry for a piece of bread. Perhaps our children, husband, wife, are not hungry, or naked, or dispossessed, but are you sure there is no one there who feels unwanted, deprived of affection? — Mother Teresa

Well, I think when we can turn to the person sitting next to us and really see them with kindness and see ourselves reflected back - when there's some dignity and compassion traveling back and forth. — Sharon Stone

The one who has found inner silence, stops pondering over the meaning of life and starts living it. That's the journey from "going with the flow" to "being the flow. — Rashmit Kalra

Religion is a candle inside a multicolored lantern. Everyone looks through a particular color, but the candle is always there. — Muhammad Naguib

There are many different kinds of power. True power comes from serving and helping others. Such behavior makes people respect you. They are willing to listen to your views and advice, and they support you. The energy of many people is thus channeled through one person. This kind of power is positive and authentic. — Dalai Lama

If you meet a woman in a burqa, she can't reply to your smile. It's a denial of identity. — Jean-Francois Cope

I can only imagine that future generations will consider us to have been barbaric for our intolerance of differences. — Cathy Burnham Martin

VERY WELL, ROLAND OF GILEAD.
'VERY WELL, EDDIE OF NEW YORK.
'VERY WELL, SUSANNAH OF NEW YORK.
'VERY WELL, JAKE OF NEW YORK.
'VERY WELL, OY OF MID-WORLD. — Stephen King

Hell is no longer Hell without a vacation. — Miles A. Maxwell