Tejinder Judge Quotes & Sayings

Quality, it seems, is a necessary, but insufficient attribute for success. — Derek Thompson

There's no buying a greasy breakfast in L.A. - it's all organic juices. — Amelia Warner

The search for historical laws is, I maintain, mistaken in principle. — George Gaylord Simpson

The problem with looking for your glasses is that you don't have your glasses on while you're looking ... — Marcus Sakey

Failure is the opportunity to begin again, only more intelligently. — Henry Ford

Each one has their gifts.
They are not for you-
they are to give! — Hemat Malak

Death and destruction are necessary to the health of the world, and therefore as natural, and lovable, as birth and life. Only priests and born cowards moan and weep over dying. Brave men face it with approving nonchalance. — Ragnar Redbeard

I can't remember how to cry. — Sherman Alexie

Precisely the least, the softest, lightest, a lizard's rustling, a breath, a flash, a moment - a little makes the way of the best happiness. — Friedrich Nietzsche

The would-be students wish to transcend books.
But, ask yourselves: if someone says that books do not contain wisdom, and yet he writes books; books do not contain Sufism, and yet he continues to publish books on Sufism, what is really happening? It really is your duty, and not mine, to ask and to find the answer to that question, if you are interested enough. — Idries Shah

spiritual practice is conspiratorial rather than inspirational; it conspires to strip away everything you use to maintain the illusion of certainty, security, and self-identity. Where spiritual writing seeks to bind you all the more tightly to the self you imagine yourself to be, writing as a spiritual practice intends to free you — Rami M. Shapiro

Reason is passion's slave, is it not? — Fyodor Dostoyevsky

In all things there is a kind of law of cycles.
[Lat., Rebus cunctis inest quidam velut orbis.] — Tacitus

Not that you need to be a saint to have visions worth talking about. The most effective prescription, I suspect, is to be a disciplined sinner. Perfection, as Valery noted, is work. — Stanley Kunitz