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One
kind
word
can
warm
three
winter
months. ...Chinese
proverb
He
who
knows
others
is
wise.
He
who
knows
himself
is
enlightened.
...
Unknown
What
we
do
not
understand
we
do
not
possess.
...Goethe
When
I despair, I remember that all through history the way of
love and truth has always won. There have been tyrants,
and murderers, and for a time they can seem invincible, but
in the end they always fall. Think of it... always. ...Ghandi
The
scars on our hearts do not last forever. They are the
temporary signs of a 'tender soul' who has touched the earth
and been burned by such a low descent.
...
Marriane Williamson
Modern
man
must
descend
the
spiral
of
his
own
absurdity
to
the
lowest
point;
only
then
can
he
look
beyond
it.
It
is
obviously
impossible
to
get
around
it,
jump
over
it,
or
simply
avoid
it.
....Václav
Havel,
Disturbing
the
Peace
Everyone
is
kneaded
out
of
the
same
dough
but
not
baked
in
the
same
oven.
...Yiddish
proverb
Experience
is a hard teacher because she
gives the test first, the lesson
afterward.
...Vernon
Law, baseball pitcher
Experience
is not what happens to a man;
it is what a man does with what
happens to him.
...
Aldous
Huxley
There's
only one effectively redemptive
sacrifice, the sacrifice of
self-will to make room for the
knowledge of God. ...
Aldous
Huxley
A fanatic
is a man who consciously over
compensates a secret doubt ...
A.
Huxley
"After
all, they are just a pathological
expression of the workings of
DNA-driven mind..."
David
Pearce
We
are
each
of
us
angels
with
only
one
wing,
and
we
can
only
fly
by
embracing
one
another.
...
Luciano
de
Crescenzo
No
movement
is
dead
if
but
a
single
voice
cries
from
the
darkness
and
disturbs
the
tranquility
of
apathy.
...Unknown
If
a
man
does
his
best,
what
else
is
there? ...
General
George
S.
Patton
If
you
are
going
through
hell,
keep
going.
...Sir
Winston
Churchill
I
have
not
failed.
I've
just
found
10,000
ways
that
won't
work.
...Thomas
Alva
Edison
The
only
thing
necessary
for
the
triumph
of
evil
is
for
good
men
to
do
nothing.
...Edmund
Burke
He
can
compress
the
most
words
into
the
smallest
idea
of
any
man
I
know.
...
Abraham
Lincoln
We
are
not
retreating
-
we
are
advancing
in
another
direction.
...
General
Douglas
MacArthur
Fear
makes
strangers
of
people
who
should
be
friends.
...Unknown
A
Decalogue
of
Canons
for
observation
in
practical
life:
1.
Never
put
off
until
tomorrow
what
you
can
do
today.
2.
Never
trouble
another
for
what
you
can
do
yourself.
3.
Never
spend
your
money
before
you
have
it.
4.
Never
buy
what
you
do
not
want,
because
it
is
cheap;
it
will
be
dear
to
you.
5.
Pride
costs
us
more
than
hunger,
thirst,
and
cold.
6.
We
never
repent
of
having
eaten
too
little.
7.
Nothing
is
troublesome
that
we
do
willingly.
8.
How
much
pain
have
cost
us
the
evils
which
never
have
happened.
9.
Take
things
always
by
their
smooth
handle.
10.
When
angry,
count
to
ten
before
you
speak;
if
very
angry,
a
hundred.
...Thomas
Jefferson,
1825
He
who
is
too
busy
doing good
finds
no
time
to
be good.
...
Rabindrinath
Tagorek
Joy
and sorrow are inseparable. Together they come and when
one sits alone with you, remember that the other is asleep
upon your bed. Kahlil
Gibran
Freedom
is not worth having if it does not connote freedom to err.
... M.
Gandhi
When
we
heard
about
the
hippies,
the
barely
more
than
boys
and
girls
who
decided
to
try
something
different...
we
laughed
at
them.
Smug
in
our
certain
awareness
that...
communal
life
must
be
more
difficult
even
than
nuclear
family
life,
which
we
know,
to
our
very
nerve
endings
is
disastrous.
We
condemned
them,
our
children,
for
seeking
a
different
future.
We
hated
them
for
their
flowers,
for
their
love,
and
for
their
unmistakable
rejection
of
every
hideous,
mistaken
compromise
that
we
had
made
throughout
our
hollow,
money-bitten,
frightened,
adult
lives. ...June
Jordan
Society,
as
we
have
constituted
it,
will
have
no
place
for
me,
has
none
to
offer;
but
Nature,
whose
sweet
rains
fall
on
unjust
and
just
alike,
will
have
clefts
in
the
rocks
where
I
may
hide,
and
secret
valleys
in
whose
silence
I
may
weep
undisturbed.
She
will
hang
the
night
with
stars
so
that
I
may
walk
abroad
in
the
darkness
without
stumbling,
and
send
the
wind
over
my
footprints
so
that
none
may
track
me
to
my
hurt;
she
will
cleanse
me
in
great
waters,
and
with
bitter
herbs
make
me
whole.
...Oscar
Wilde
I
only ask that you deceive me so completely that I may be able
to believe myself beloved. ...Balzac
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