661 Quotes About Being
- Author Bongha Lee
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Feet on the ground, eyes to the stars, heart in union with the Superior.
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- Author Bongha Lee
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There is no such thing as a true madman.
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- Author Erik Pevernagie
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Be it as it may, if we are not ready to break new ground and get to grips with the recurrent challenges of our daily reality, we will never, ever be able to recognize the uncharted and colorful pictures on the canvas of our life, nor sense the pounding rhythm in the core of our being.
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- Author Dr Prem Jagyasi
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Nothing can be worse than being unfaithful to what your heart bids you to do. It is the only failure.
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- Author Dr Prem Jagyasi
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We are capable of making our decisions, which differentiates us from other living beings on the planet.
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- Author Paul Tillich
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Man is essentially 'finite freedom'; freedom not in the sense of indeterminacy but in the sense of being able to determine himself through decisions in the center of his being. Man, as finite freedom, is free within the contingencies of his finitude. But within these limits he is asked to make of himself what he is supposed to become, to fulfill his destiny.
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- Author Mohadesa Najumi
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Most people are just filler- like extras in the background of movies exist to make the scene appear fuller- they exist only to make earth appear fuller. But, really they are vapid, substanceless, in fact I avoid most people like the plague
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- Author Milan Kundera
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But is not an event in fact more significant and noteworthy the greater the number of fortuities necessary to bring it about? Chance and chance alone has a message for us. everything that occurs out of necessity, everything expected, repeated day in and day out, is mute. Only chance can speak to us.
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- Author Judith Butler
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Destruction is thus always restoration—that is, the destruction of a set of categories that introduce artificial divisions into an otherwise unified ontology.
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