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We can stop struggling with what occurs and see its true face without calling it the enemy. It helps to remember that our spiritual practice is not about accomplishing anything - not about winning or losing - but about ceasing to struggle and relaxing as it is. That is what we are doing when we sit down to meditate. That attitude spreads into the rest of our lives. — Pema Chodron

If you two are starting a detective agency, I want in," said Selene, adjusting her ball cap.
"Well, duh," said Eli, beaming at her.
"And we're going to need a name," Selene said. "Something good and catchy."
"You're right." Eli scratched his chin. "How about the Arkwell Detective Agency. The A.D.A."
Selene wrinkled her nose. "Sounds too much like a chemical or something."
"What about Booker and Associates?"
I rolled my eyes. "It's not all about you, you know?"
Eli grinned. "Says who?"
"I think we should call it Selene Investigations."
"No, Nightmare Investigations."
"Dreamer Investigations."
"The Dream Team."
"How about Magic Eyes? You know, like private eyes, only for magic."
"Corny much? — Mindee Arnett

The true nature of a democracy is its ability to say yes when even the powerful say no — Colum McCann

I dance the hardest, laugh the hardest at my own jokes, and make casual reference to my vagina, like it's a car or a chest of drawers. — Lena Dunham

There are many rivers that we cross in our lifetime, unfortunately some of those rivers just don't have bridges. — John R. Gouin

If a contract, either civil or natural, could still bind the
king and his people, there would be a mutual obligation; the will of the people could not set itself up as
absolute judge to pronounce absolute judgment. Therefore it is necessary to prove that no agreement
binds the people and the king. In order to prove that the people are themselves the embodiment of eternal
truth it is necessary to demonstrate that royalty is the embodiment of eternal crime. Saint-Just, therefore,
postulates that every king is a rebel or a usurper. He is a rebel against the people whose absolute
sovereignty he usurps. Monarchy is not a king, "it is crime." Not a crime, but crime itself, says Saint-Just;
in other words, absolute profanation. — Albert Camus