5,300 Quotes About America

If people who were actually born had to prove they were worthy enough to live in America, this would be a much less populated country.

I can recall quite clearly the journey from Omaha to San Francisco which I made with the opera troupe; God had created the world in less time than it took us to travel across America.

That old unionism was, however, very different from the kind we live with now. We do not live with an ideal, sometimes on the defensive, of union. We live with the overriding, overwhelming fact, a fact so technologically, economically, and politically validated that we usually forget to ask how fully this fact represents a true community, the spiritually significant communion which the old romantic unionism had envisaged.

As Pacific Ocean nations, competition and cooperation between the two nations will create a new atmosphere—leading to the Birth of a ‘Pacific’ New World Order—that is more engaging and less confrontational; this can be characterized by the presence of force without war.

În viziunea mea, scrisul este cea mai frumoasă "meserie" existentă, cel puțin la acest nivel de conștiință la care se află omenirea în prezent. De ce? Pentru că folosește "cuvântul". Iar cuvintele adevărate vin din suflet. Dacă folosești cuvintele corect, acestea te vor readuce, în cele din urmă, înapoi în suflet.

Ființele superioare nu le judecă pe cele cu conștiință mai scăzută. Tu judeci și te ambalezi o zi întreagă, vorbind despre o găină care s-a găinățat pe mașina ta?? Evident că nu. Tu judeci mereu doar holograma din jurul tău, percepția ta, vibrația ta, creația ta.

But maybe that's one of the important things about America—that somebody would even ask a nobody like me what America means to her. In America, it matters what you think. You can bet that Hitler's not asking his people what Germany means to them. He's telling them what it means to him, and if it doesn't mean the same thing to them, they get shipped off to prison. Here at least a person has the right to complain and to vote and to complain some more if the fellow they vote for doesn't win.

this place doesn't look like my America

Every house was different. Some had prayer rooms, some did not. Some of the women covered, most did not. Some fasted for Ramadan, some did not. Every one of them shopped. Most had been to that same ball because America was the great place where you could worship many things at once, until now.