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Vi A Del Mar Quotes By Edward Furlong

You just can't go around killing people! — Edward Furlong

Vi A Del Mar Quotes By Don Herold

This is the greatest paradox: the emotions cannot be trusted; yet it is the emotions that tell us the greatest truths. — Don Herold

Vi A Del Mar Quotes By Jason M. Steffens

Certainty is a comfort. And a hindrance. — Jason M. Steffens

Vi A Del Mar Quotes By Chogyam Trungpa

By means of meditation, I feel that we have planted dynamite to transcend the world of confusion. So it would be good if you could practice meditation as much as you can, as much as physically and psychologically possible. You could become more clear and sane, and you could also influence the national neurosis in that way. — Chogyam Trungpa

Vi A Del Mar Quotes By J.K. Rowling

You felt that she wanted things to go right for you, and not only for the forms. — J.K. Rowling

Vi A Del Mar Quotes By Chris Ware

This life we endure - how strange, yet how jolly — Chris Ware

Vi A Del Mar Quotes By Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.

I believe that there are no innate, intrinsic differences among a human being , a baboon or a grain of sand. — Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.

Vi A Del Mar Quotes By David Bowie

I'm quite certain that the audience that I've got for my stuff don't listen to the lyrics. — David Bowie

Vi A Del Mar Quotes By Plato

You know, Phaedrus, writing shares a strange feature with painting. The offsprings of painting stand there as if they are alive, but if anyone asks them anything, they remain most solemnly silent. The same is true of written words. You'd think they were speaking as if they had some understanding, but if you question anything that has been said because you want to learn more, it continues to signify just that very same thing forever. When it has once been written down, every discourse rolls about everywhere, reaching indiscriminately those with understanding no less than those who have no business with it, and it doesn't know to whom it should speak and to whom it should not. And when it is faulted and attacked unfairly, it always needs its father's support; alone, it can neither defend itself nor come to its own support. [275d-e] — Plato