Triki Quotes & Sayings

There is no more strategic issue for a company, or any organization, than its ultimate purpose. For those who think business exists to make a profit, I suggest they think again. Business makes a profit to exist. Surely it must exist for some higher, nobler purpose than that. — Ray Anderson

You have the right not to be killed, unless it was done by a policeman or an aristocrat. — Joe Strummer

What provokes me worst of all are our fateful bourgeois distinctions of rank. Of course I know as well as anyone that differences of class are necessary, and that they work greatly to my own advantage: but I wish they would not place obstacles in my way when I might enjoy a little pleasure ... — Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

I can never leave a bookstore without buying a book. I read four or five at a time. — Mireille Guiliano

But it was pointless, it was stupid; he thought about thoughtless things. If I were a seabird ... but how could you be a seabird? If you were a seabird your brain would be tiny and stupid and you would love half-rotted fish guts and tweaking the eyes out of little grazing animals; you would know no poetry and you could never appreciate flying as fully as the human on the ground yearning to be you.
If you wanted to be a seabird you deserved to be one. — Iain M. Banks

While everyone else was saying Trick or Treat my dad was telling us to say Triki Tras. — Felipe Esparza

I want success. I want to do something. I really want people to remember my name. — Svetlana Kuznetsova

We must read the Bible through the eyes of shipwrecked people for whom everything has gone overboard. — Karl Barth

Turn to yourselves rather than to your Gods or to your idols. Find what hides in yourselves; bring it to the light; show yourselves! — Hakim Bey

If you are living the dream, how do you know if you are asleep or awake? — Karl Pilkington

Part of keeping space open is not to try to choose a form - to spend more time thinking about content, and let form take care of itself. — Holly Near

Unconscious of the existence of Tao, beings live supposing themselves to be separate from the universal intelligence, supposing themselves to be powerful or to be weak, thinking that they live their lives and die their deaths. — Frederick Lenz