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c91dd9b
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Clearly, binary outcomes are not very prevalent in life; they mostly exist in laboratory experiments and in research papers. In life, payoffs are usually open-ended, or, at least, variable.
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laboratory-experiments
life
open-ended
payoffs
research-papers
variable
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Nassim Nicholas Taleb |
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dbd4efd
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Yet here was Morrie talking with the wonder of our college years, as if I'd simply been on a long vacation. ..What happened to me? I once promised I would never work for money, that I would join the Peace Corps, that I would live in beautiful, inspirational places.
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idealism
ideas
life
live
money
thoughts
work
young
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Mitch Albom |
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3d8180a
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One of the gifts we receive from Jesus is an entirely new foundation upon which to build our lives. Once you receive Him, He becomes your new foundation and every day you walk with Him, you build on it.
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gifts
god
inspirational
jesus
life
love
prayer
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Stormie Omartian |
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029c438
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I cannot at the same time accept the glory and give God the glory... Glorifying God means being occupied with and committed to His ways rather than preoccupied with and determined my own way. It is being so thrilled with Him, so devoted to Him, so committed to Him that we cannot get enough of Him!
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glorifying-god
god
life
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Charles R. Swindoll |
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1fc80bd
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Better a fallen rocket than never a burst of light. Dante reserved a place in his Inferno for those who wilfully live in sadness - sullen in the sweet air, he says. Your 'honour' is all shame and timidity and compliance. Pure of stain! But the artist is the secret criminal in our midst. He is the agent of progress against authority. you are right to be a scholar. A scholar is all scruple, an artist is none. The artist must lie, cheat, deceive, be untrue to nature and contemptuous of history. I made my life into my art and it was an unqualified success. The blaze of my immolation threw its light into every corner of the land where uncounted young men sat each in his own darkness. What would I have done in Megara!? - think what I would have missed! I awoke the imagination of the century. I banged Ruskin's and Pater's heads together, and from the moral severity of one and the aesthetic soul of the other I made art a philosophy that can look the twentieth century in the eye. I had genius, brilliancy, daring, I took charge of my own myth. I dipped my staff into the comb of wild honey. I tasted forbidden sweetness and drank the stolen waters. I lived at the turning point of the world where everything was waking up new - the New Drama, the New Novel, New Journalism, New Hedonism, New Paganism, even the New Woman. Where were you when all this was happening?
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courage
life
love
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Tom Stoppard |
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b80c457
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I wrote articles about rich athletes who, for the most part, could not care less about people like me. .. My days were full, yet I remained, much of the time, unsatisfied. What happened to me?
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change
life
time
unsatisfied
work
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Mitch Albom |
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d2939fb
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Know that we never have to walk in darkness. Even when we get into dark times or dark situations, God's light is always there to be found!
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god
life
light
quotes
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Stormie Omartian |
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cf79463
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When you receive God's love, it means you're getting close to Him, spending time in His presence, opening your heart to Him, seeking to know Him, and desiring to be more like Him. Remember that choosing to receive God's love changes your life.
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changes
choose-love
god
life
love
presence
quotes
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Stormie Omartian |
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abd302c
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Vi rendete conto che tutta la grande letteratura - Moby Dick, Huckleberry Finn, Addio alle armi, La lettera scarlatta, Il segno rosso del coraggio, l' Iliade e l' Odissea, Delitto e castigo, la Bibbia e The Charge of the Light Brigade di Tennyson - parla di che fregatura sia la vita degli esseri umani? (Non e liberatorio che qualcuno lo dica chiaro e tondo?)
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inspirational
life
literature
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Kurt Vonnegut Jr. |
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ff3f503
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I suppose the worst thing isn't that there might be nothing after death, but that there might be nothing before it.
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life
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Christopher Fowler |
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8886b13
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His new life required no great change in the patterns of his behaviour. It was merely an adjustment. He had always known how to make himself invisible.
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change
choices-in-life
life
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Christopher Fowler |
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c05ce56
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Life is a very beautiful dream, he thought. I'm so glad I chose not to wake up from it just yet.
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life
thankful
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Christopher Fowler |
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5dc6bb7
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"(Pagina 45) "A enfermaria zumbe da maneira como ouvi uma fabrica de tecido zumbir uma vez, quando o time de futebol jogou com a escola secundaria na California. Depois de uma boa temporada, s promotores da cidade estavam tao orgulhosos e exaltados que pagavam para que fossemos de aviao ate a California para disputar um campeonato de escolas secundarias com o time de la. Quando chegamos a cidade tivemos de visitar um industria local qualquer. Nosso treinador era um daqueles dados a convencer as pessoas de que o atletismo era educativo por causa do aprendizado proporcionado pelas viagens, e em todas as viagens que faziamos ele carregava com o time para visitar fabricas de laticinios, fazendas de plantacao de beterraba e fabricas de conservas, antes do jogo . Na California foi uma fabrica de tecido. Quando entramos na fabrica, a maior parte do time deu uma olhada rapida e saiu para ir sentar-se no onibus e jogar poquer em cima das malas, mas eu fiquei la dentro numa canto, fora do caminho das mocas negras que corriam de um lado para o outro entre as fileiras de maquinas. A fabrica me colocou numa especie de sonho, todos aqueles zumbidos e estalos a chocalhar de gente e de maquinas sacudindo-se em espasmos regulares. Foi por isso que eu fiquei quando todos os outros se foram, por isso e porque aquilo me lembrou de alguma forma os homens da tribo que haviam deixado a aldeia nos ultimos dias para ir trabalhar na trituradora de pedras para a represa. O padrao frenetico, os rostos hipnotizados pela rotina... eu queria ir com o time, mas nao pude. Era de manha, no principio do inverno, e eu ainda usava a jaqueta que nos deram quando ganhamos o campeonato - uma jaqueta vermelha e verde com mangas de couro e um emblema com o formato de uma bola de futebol bordado nas costas, dizendo o que haviamos vencido - e ela estava fazendo com que uma porcao de mocas negras olhassem. Eu a tirei , mas elas continuaram olhando. Eu era muito maior naquela epoca. " (Pagina 46) "Uma das mocas afastou-se de sua maquina e olhou para um lado e para o outro das passagens entre as maquinas, para ver se o capataz estava por perto, depois veio ate onde eu estava. Perguntou se iamos jogar na escola secundaria naquela noite e me disse que tinha um irmao que jogava como zagueiro para eles. Falamos um pouco a respeito do futebol e coisas assim, e reparei como o rosto dela parecia indistinto, como se houvesse uma nevoa entre nos dois. Era a lanugem de algodao pairando no ar. Falei-lhe a respeito da lanugem. Ela revirou os olhos e cobriu a boca com a mao, para rir, quando eu lhe disse como era parecido com o olhar o seu rosto numa manha enevoada de caca ao pato. E ela disse : " Agora me diga para que e que voce quereria nesse bendito mundo estar sozinho comigo la fora, numa tocaia de pato ?" Disse-lhe que ela poderia tomar de conta da minha arma, e as mocas comecaram a rir com a boca escondida atras das maos na fabrica inteira. Eu tambem ri um pouco, vendo como havia parecido inteligente. Anda estavamos conversando e rindo quando ela agarrou meus pulsos e os apertou com as maos. Os tracos do seu rosto de repente se acentuaram num foco radioso; vi que ela estava aterrorizada por alguma coisa. - Leve-me - disse ela num murmurio - Leve-me mesmo garotao. Para fora desta fabrica aqui, para fora desta cidade, para fora desta vida. Me leva para uma tocaia de pato qualquer, num lugar qualquer . Num outro lugar qualquer. Hem garotao, hem ?"
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insight
life
perspective
rotina
routine
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Ken Kesey |
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b3d6b13
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Before this I had always held back, had never lived freely, not with Pietro, not even with Palmira, but here, where nothing was known, I did not fear judgment, and because Father and I shared the same sensibilities, all the rigidness of my living melted and I felt myself coming into myself. If it was genuine, if it would last, it was a wonderful feeling.
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life
purpose
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Susan Vreeland |
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a05821c
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From then on, I was terrified that I or one of my parents were going to die. My mother worried me the most. She was the force around which our world turned. Unlike our father, who spent his life in the clouds, my mother was propelled through the universe by the brute force of reason. She was the judge in all of our arguments. One disapproving word from her was enough to send us off to hide in a corner, where we would cry and fantasize our own martyrdrom. And yet. One kiss could restore us to princedom. Without her, our lives would dissolve into chaos.
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chaos
father
growing-up
life
mother
motherhood
parents
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Nicole Krauss |
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96c859b
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The answers hardly seemed of consequence. Not much did. I thought of the things that had happened to me over the years, and of how little I had made happen.
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life
looking-back
meaningless
passive
regret
the-sense-of-an-ending
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Julian Barnes |
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ac2d7d9
|
L'ansia e la ruggine dell'anima.
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life
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Carlos Ruiz Zafón |
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b2d7efa
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It is impossible to survive in a prolonged state of reality, at least for a human being. We spend a good part of our lives dreaming, especially when we're awake.
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life
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Carlos Ruiz Zafón |
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403656f
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It's odd how, against all logic, one clings to life in inverse proportion to the quantity of life one has left to look forward to.
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life
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Arturo Pérez-Reverte |
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0b7342a
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Besides, life is a succession of events that link up with each other whether one wants them to or not.
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life
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Arturo Pérez-Reverte |
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7f8ebbb
|
Ia ZhERTVA TsEPI NESChASTNYKh SLUChAINOSTEI, KAK I VSE MY.
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life
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Kurt Vonnegut Jr. |
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a28d485
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"It occurred to us that she and the girls read secret signs of misery in cloud formations, that despite the discrepancies in their ages something timeless communicated itself between them, as though she were advising the girls in her mumbling Greek, "Don't waste your time on life." --
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jeffrey-eugenides
life
misery
suicide
the-virgin-suicides
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Jeffrey Eugenides |
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af6d980
|
Tova e edva nachaloto, za da postignesh kakvoto i da bilo v zhivota. Prirodnata darba e kato silata na edin atlet. Chovek mozhe da se rodi s poveche ili po-malko sposobnosti, no vse pak nikoi ne stava atlet samo zashchoto se e rodil visok, silen ili b'rz. Trud't, opit't i tekhnikata - te sa tezi, koito s'zdavat atleta ili choveka na izkustvoto. Umeniiata, s koito idvash na bial sviat, sa prosto boepripasi. Za da postignesh neshcho s tiakh, e nuzhno da prev'rnesh uma si v tochno or'die.
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life
the-angel-s-game
zafon
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Carlos Ruiz Zafón |
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a1572e4
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When you're young--when I was young--you want your emotions to be like the ones you read about in books. You want them to overturn your life, create and define a new reality.
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emotions
julian-barnes
life
literature
passionate
reality
the-sense-of-an-ending
young
youth
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Julian Barnes |
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e66083c
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Morrie was in a wheelchair full-time now, getting used to helpers lifting him like a heavy sack from the chair to the bed and the bed to the chair.
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dignity
help
ill
life
wheelchair
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Mitch Albom |
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68dd477
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But I can sit here with my dwindling days and look at what I think is important in life. I have both the time - and the reason - to do that.
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dying
end
ill
important
life
reason
think
time
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Mitch Albom |
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6e05e7b
|
"A wrestling match.. Yes, you could describe life that way." So which side wins, I ask? He smiles at me, the crinkled eyes, the crooked teeth. "Love wins. Love always wins."
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life
live
love
tug-of-war
win
wrestle
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Mitch Albom |
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2b1950a
|
"One afternoon, I am complaining about the confusion of my age, what is expected of me versus what I want for myself. "Have I told you about the tension of opposites?" he says. "Life is a series of pulls back and forth. You want to do one thing, but you are bound to do something else. Something hurts you, yet you know it shouldn't. You take certain things for granted, even when you know you should never take anything for granted. A tension of opposites, like a pull on a rubber band. And most of us live somewhere in the middle."
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life
live
opposites
pull
tension
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Mitch Albom |
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563ff6d
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"The most important thing in life is to learn how to give out love, and to let it come in. His voice dropped to a whisper. "Let it come in. We think we don't deserve love, we think if we let it in we'll become too soft. But a wise man named Levine said it right. He said, 'Love is the only rational act."
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enter
give
important
life
love
rational
receive
soft
wise
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Mitch Albom |
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26984ba
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"No respecter of evidence has ever found the least clue as to what life is all about, and what people should do with it. Oh, there have been lots of brilliant guesses. But honest, educated people have to identify with them as such--as guesses. What are guesses worth? Scientifically and legally, they are not worth doodley-squat. As the saying goes: "Your guess is as good as mine." The guesses we like best, as with so many things we like best, were taught to us in childhood--by people who loved us and wished us well. We are reluctant to criticize those guesses. It is an ultimate act of rudeness to find fault with anything which is given to us in a spirit of love. So a modern, secular education is often painful. By its very nature, it invites us to question the wisdom of the ones we love. Too bad. I have said that one guess is as good as another, but that is only roughly so. Some guesses are crueler than others--which is to say, harder on human beings, and on other animals as well. The belief that God wants heretics burned to death is a case in point. Some guesses are more suicidal than others. The belief that a true lover of God is immune to the bites of copperheads and rattlesnakes is a case in point. Some guesses are greedier and more egocentric than others. Belief in the divine right of kings and presidents is a case in point. Those are all discredited guesses. But it is reasonable to suppose that other bad guesses are poisoning our lives today. A good education in skepticism can help us to discover those bad guesses, and to destroy them with mockery and contempt. Most of them were made by honest, decent people who had no way of knowing what we know, or what we can find out, if we want to. We have one hell of a lot of good information about our bodies, about our planet, and the universe--about our past. We don't have to guess as much as the old folks did. Bertrand Russell declared that, in case he met God, he would say to Him, "Sir, you did not give us enough information." I would add to that, "All the same, Sir, I'm not persuaded that we did the best we could with the information we had. Toward the end there, anyway, we had tons of information."
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life
meaning-of-life
secular-education
skepticism
theories
wisdom
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Kurt Vonnegut Jr. |
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89a7db8
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He felt life more clearly too--even, perhaps especially, when he came to decide that it wasn't worth the candle.
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feelings
julian-barnes
life
sensitive
suicidal
suicide
the-sense-of-an-ending
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Julian Barnes |
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d148574
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Synchronicity, it is like a collaboration with fate. All of that becomes the norm when the EGO (edge God out) is no longer the driving force in your life.
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force
life
synchronicity
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Wayne W. Dyer |
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21db9d0
|
Gregori went to her because he had to; he had no other choice. Nothing, no obstacle could have prevented him from getting to her side. His arm snaked out and dragged her to him, his mouth meeting hers with the ferocious intensity of the storm. He couldn't find the words, had no words to give her, only this, his fierce need to show her what she was to him. What she gave to him. Life. Everything.
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life
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Christine Feehan |
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e7d457c
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I can grow. I look at my homely sketch. It doesn't need anything. Even through the river in my eyes I can see that. It isn't perfect and that makes it just right.
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life
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Laurie Halse Anderson |
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2691fb4
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The sadness of life. That was another conundrum he would occasionally ponder.
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life
sadness
the-only-story
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Julian Barnes |
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48f8b4d
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Il dolore piu sincero si vive soltanto da soli.
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life
loneliness
pain
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Carlos Ruiz Zafón |
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49c148c
|
It was a gambler's action, but his whole life had probably been made up of gambles; it could hardly be otherwise in the outback.
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inspirational
life
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Nevil Shute |
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c38fe72
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Tata coboara masuta, scoate fotografia mamei din buzunar, o aseaza pe masa, cu fata la fereastra. Isi lasa scaunul pe spate si privesc amandoi marea nesfarsita de norisori albi care dispar sub noi, fara sa mai scoata un cuvant tot restul zborului.
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life
love
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Cecelia Ahern |
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ec4e3fd
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Keep going. You're a mess and you're happy.
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life
persistence
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Markus Zusak |
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dbc1b0f
|
Desire is life trying to continue to be life. All living things desire, bacteria feel desire. Life is wanting.
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life
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Kim Stanley Robinson |
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d13e896
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"What had Old Joe Hunt answered when I knowingly claimed that history was the lies of the victors? "As long as you remember that it is also the self-delusions of the defeated." Do we remember that enough when it comes to our private lives?"
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life
memories
memory
time
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Julian Barnes |
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942ac09
|
"Everything always changes," he said quietly. "And you wake up one day and don't recognize the life you had before you went to sleep."
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life
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T.J. Klune |
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defd5ec
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"So who else did you convince?" "Well, I got Joe to potty train himself, and then I convinced Anna to leave the kids at home and go with me on a vacation to Jamaica."
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boldness
dreams
funny
life
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Kim Stanley Robinson |
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fdffac1
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"The culture we have does not make people feel ood about themselves. And you have to be strong enough to say if the culture doesn't work, don't buy it." -Morrie-"
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life
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Mitch Albom |
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c5009d6
|
Look at the pattern this seashell makes. The dappled whorl, curving inward to infinity. That's the shape of the universe itself. There's a constant pressure, pushing toward pattern. A tendency in matter to evolve into ever more complex forms. It's a kind of pattern gravity, a holy greening power we call viriditas, and it is the driving force in the cosmos. Life, you see. ... And because we are alive, the universe must be said to be alive. We are its consciousness as well as our own. We rise out of the cosmos and we see its mesh of patterns, and it strikes us as beautiful. And that feeling is the most important thing in all the universe--its culmination, like the color of a flower at first bloom on a wet morning. It's a holy feeling, and our task in this world is to do everything we can to foster it.
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cosmos
life
nature
patterns
viriditas
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Kim Stanley Robinson |
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f946fc4
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.. when all this started, I asked myself, 'Am I going to withdraw from the world, like most people do, or am I going to live?' I decided I'm going to live - or at least try to live - the way I want, with dignity, with courage, with humour, with composure.
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|
cope
courage
death
decision
dignity
humour
life
way-of-life
withdraw
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Mitch Albom |
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6515ac9
|
Meanwhile, the great ash would rest where she lay, and mosses would creep over her trunk, and tiny creatures make their homes her dim hollows. Even in death she was a link in the great chain of the forest's being.
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earth
fantasy-fiction
life
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Juliet Marillier |
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36ca362
|
If the nature of her foes would speak to the credit of Bridget's death, then surely the nature of her allies would speak even more loudly about clearly of her life.
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character
death
enemies
foes
friends
honor
honour
life
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Jim Butcher |
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71952ec
|
sn wn chyzy nyst khh adm drh, wnh khh adm Hs my khnh.
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life
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Gabriel García Márquez |
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c2b565b
|
People get rid of plenty when they move--sometimes they're changing not just places but personalities.
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|
castoffs
furniture
interior-decorating
life
lives
moving
personality
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Colson Whitehead |
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7ed737e
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I confess to sudden rages. Walking in Midtown, rush hour's peak, people streaming in both directions, I find myself seething, ready to kill. Who are all these fucking people, and how is it fair, how is it even possible that all of them, these perfectly ordinary people, should be alive, when --
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death
grief
life
loss
mourning
rage
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Sigrid Nunez |
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c7191ab
|
What exactly did Simone Weil mean when she said, When you have to make a decision in life, about what you should do, do what will cost you the most. Do what is difficult because it is difficult. Do what will cost you the most. Who these people?
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decisions
difficulty
implications
life
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Sigrid Nunez |
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7b93544
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One could say that the mechanism of metamorphosis is the only element of life that never changes. The journey of every individual, every country, every historical epoch, of the entire universe and all it contains, is nothing but a series of changes, constitute the backbone of all of us. Whether they are a salvation or a loss, they are moments that we tend to remember. They give a structure to our existence. Almost all the rest is oblivion. I think that the power of art is the power to wake us up, strike us to our depths, change us. What are we searching for when we read a novel, see a film, listen to a piece of music? We are searching, through a work of art, for something that alters us, that we weren't aware of before. We want to transform ourselves.
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existence
life
music
transformation
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Jhumpa Lahiri |
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b63582a
|
But death, too, had the power to awe, she knew this now-that a human being could be alive for years and years, thinking and breathing and eating, full of a million worries and feelings and thoughts, taking up space in the world, and then, in an instant, become absent, invisible.
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|
death
feelings
human
human-beings
life
love
meditation
power
silence
thoughts
worries
years
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Jhumpa Lahiri |
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ddc0b05
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Strange. Half my years afraid of life. The other half, afraid of death. Always some kind of afraid.
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life
|
Ray Bradbury |
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4cbbc26
|
At a certain point he learned the smarter play was to avoid the things that brought you low.
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depression
life
sadness
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Colson Whitehead |
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4860021
|
Most people seem to turn off at some point in their lives. Maybe it's thirty or forty. For most people it's lots younger. They stop there. Stop growing or changing or learning or something. From that point on they're dead.
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banality
compromise
happy-thoughts
life
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Katherine Dunn |
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92d2ccf
|
Everyone dies, Dwahvel [...] It is how one lives that matters. -Artemis Entreri
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life
life-lessons
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R.A. Salvatore |
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bafd469
|
"That's the great secret of creativity. You treat ideas like cats: you make them follow you. If you try to approach a cat and pick it up, hell, it won't let you do it. You've got to say, "Well, to hell with you." And the cat says, "Wait a minute. He's not behaving the way most humans do." Then the cat follows you out of curiosity: "Well, what's wrong with you that you don't love me?"
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life
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Ray Bradbury |
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4c888e0
|
I may be dying, but I am surrounded by loving, caring souls. How many people can say that?
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death
dying
ill
life
live
love
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Mitch Albom |
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7d99891
|
V nekotorom rode dazhe priiatno ostavat'sia v nevedenii otnositel'no togo, chto s nami proiskhodit do rozhdeniia ili posle smerti. Ili chto sluchitsia v nervnoe, nepredskazuemoe vremia mezhdu migom, kotoryi oboznachaet nashu gotovnost' k peremenam v zhizni, i momentom, kogda eti peremeny proiskhodiat.
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life
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Douglas Coupland |
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8778139
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He'd probably no more view his life as a story than he would view his life that of a sea cucumber.
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life
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Douglas Coupland |
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727edb3
|
Life had been a suit I'd only put on for special occasions. Most of the time I'd kept it in the back of my closet, forgetting it was there. We were meant to die when it was barely stitched anymore, when the elbows and knees were stained with grass and mud, shoulder pads uneven from people hugging you all the time, down pours and blistering sun, the fabric faded, buttons gone.
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life
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Marisha Pessl |
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f262576
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The prospect of death in autumn, she said, was irrelevant next to its happy recognition of its participation in the life of the tree itself.
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gratefulness
life
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David Guterson |
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eea680c
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The Creator puts life into motion, and doesn't just sit around all day moving each and every piece this way and that on his whims. If life was just one gigantic board game, God isn't the banker or the leader, or even a collection of all the players. God is just the one who invented the game. You can be pissed all you want when something awful or even evil happens during the game, but you have no right to go and sue Milton Bradley.
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god
life
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Sean Patrick Brennan |
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afdd655
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Life was a series of complicated tactical exercises, as complicated as the alignments at Waterloo, thought out on a brass bedstead among the crumbs of sausage roll. [p107]
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life
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Graham Greene |
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3d29fbb
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So that the smile was not so much an attitude to be taken to life as the nature of the cruelty of life, a cruelty we cannot even choose to avoid, since it is human existence.
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life
smile
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John Fowles |
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4875864
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When the uncertain future becomes the past, the past in turn becomes uncertain
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life
past
uncertainty
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Mohsin Hamid |
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2abc26b
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"Semua itu sudah tertulis di lauhil Mahfud, kita tinggal memerankan saja apa yg tertulis disana, jadi apa susahnya menjalani.Ibarat novel, kita tidak usah pusing-pusing gimana caranya bikin novel sherlock holmes yg banyak penggemarnya. Kita tinggal baca aja, gampang kan? Dan kalau bab 1 kita bacanya udah selesai kita lanjut ke bab 2 yg kasus2nya pastinya tidak kalah seru. Bahkan ketika Sir Arthur Conan Doyle membuat Sherlock Holmes mati ditengah keseruannya, banyak penggemar yang mengecam sang pembuat novel tersebut, mereka menghujani ribuan surat kepada Conan untuk menghidupkan kembali tokoh idaman mereka-Sherlock Holmes. Dan akhirnya Sherlock Holmes dihidupkan kembali oleh authornya. Lalu penggemarpun bertambah banyak dan memuji hasil
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life
strong
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Vea Dreamer |
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6432e34
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If who you are and what you have is what you want, that's perfect. Keep doing what you've been doing and you'll get more of it.
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happiness
inspiration
life
passages-malibu
passages-ventura
quotes
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Chris Prentiss |
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5ce5e24
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The man on the rock had pitched five outs in the losing game, and had given up two runs on a single. But he'd inherited loaded bases. The story of his life. The story of all our lives.
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life
loaded-bases
pitcher
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David James Duncan |
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9d24bc1
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Perhaps this is how it is--life flowing smoothly over memory and history, the past returning or not, depending on the tide. History is a collection of found objects washed up through time. Goods, ideas, personalities, surface towards us, then sink away. Some we hook out, others we ignore, and as the pattern changes, so does the meaning. We cannot rely on the facts. Time, which returns everything, changes everything.
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history
life
meaning
memory
objectivity
subjectivity
time
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Jeanette Winterson |
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771e094
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Arthur said, You must know that you don't love children for being good or bad. I know you know that. Why do you love them? Because you do, said Arthur. Because they don't know what's coming and maybe you do.
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children
life
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Jane Smiley |
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b898f2f
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The air is so dry, so clear, and there's so few people, almost no lights. And you can lie on your back and look up and see the Milky Way. All the stars like a splash of milk in the sky. And you see them slowly move. Because the Earth is moving. And you feel like you're lying on a giant spinning ball in space.
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existence
existentialism
life
space
stargazing
stars
the-milky-way
the-world
wonder
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Mohsin Hamid |
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7bba75a
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Looking back together, telling our stories to one another, we learn how to be on our own.
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life
purpose
stories
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Lois Lowry |
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f6326e4
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"But he gave no greater gift than the one he offered me shortly before he died, and it was a gift that answers for all time the question of whether it is rational or appropriate to strive for "ambitious" therapy in those who are terminally ill. When I visited him in the hospital he was so weak he could barely move, but he raised his head, squeezed my hand, and whispered, "Thank you. Thank you for saving my life."
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life
terminally-ill
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Irvin D. Yalom |
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8524775
|
Mei Yi Kou Hu Xi ,Du Shi Wo Men Zan Shi Tao Li Bu Duan Chong Ji Wo Men De Si Wang ......Dan Zui Hou Huo Sheng De ,Bi Ran Shi Si Wang ,Yin Wei Cong Chu Sheng Yi Lai ,Si Wang Jiu Shi Wo Men De Ming Yun ,Ta Zhi Shi Zai Tun Shi Lie Wu Zhi Qian Wan Nong Yi Fan . Ke Shi ,Wo Men Que Yi Zhi Dui Sheng Ming Bao Chi Da Liang De Xing Qu He Gua Lu ,Jiu Hao Xiang Jie Jin Suo Neng Di Chui Fei Zao Pao ,Xi Wang Yue Da Yue Hao , Yue Jiu Yue Hao ,Dan Fei Zao Pao Que Zhu Ding Bao Lie , Hua Wei Wu You .
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life
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Irvin D. Yalom |
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5bcd89c
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She was a desperate woman with frailties just like her, temptations just like her, a woman who had needs, a woman who loved almost to the point of there being no more her anymore, a woman who probably cried too much, just like her, a woman afraid, wanting to believe rather than believing [...]
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faith
family
life
love
tears
temptation
woman
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Susan Vreeland |
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5b56896
|
His ruby red rimmed moist eyes were two glasses of cranberry. He wore a cashmere sweater the color of Earl Grey tea...
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|
affluence
albert-einstein-life-quotes
brandi-bates
life
life-lessons
life-philosophy
love-quotes
motivation
opulence
soledad-francis
success
truth-to-power
wealth
wisdom
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Brandi L. Bates |
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2d05b53
|
I'm always finding humans at their best and worst. I see their ugly and their beauty, and I wonder how the same thing can be both. Still, they have one thing I envy. Humans, if nothing else, have the good sense to die.
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irony
life
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Markus Zusak |
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631cc55
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Ru Guo Cong Wei Xiao De Xi Jie Guan Kan Sheng Ming ,Jiu Hui Fa Xian Ta Duo Mo Huang Miu . Jiu Hao Xiang Yong Xian Wei Jing Guan Cha Yi Di Shui ,Fa Xian Qi Zhong Ji Man Liao Dan Xi Bao Sheng Wu ,Wo Men Hui Chao Xiao Zhe Xie Sheng Wu Ru Ci Ji Qie De Ben Mang , Bi Ci Zheng Dou . Ke Shi ,Ren Lei Zai Duan Zan De Yi Sheng Zhong ,Ye Shi You Zhe Zhong Ke Pa De Huo Dong Xing Cheng Ke Xiao De Jie Guo .
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life
|
Irvin D. Yalom |
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1ea4754
|
It is untenable to go through life as an exposed wound.
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hurting
life
triggers
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Roxane Gay |
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8548a22
|
Byc moze cale zycie jest zaledwie dlugim przygotowaniem do chwili, w ktorej sie z nim rozstajemy.
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end-of-life
life
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John Banville |
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850782b
|
"Doing this was like wading and then throwing yourself into the lake for the first icy swim, in June. A sickening shock at first, then amazement that you were still moving, lifted up on a stream of steely devotion--
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death
life
sorrow
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Alice Munro |
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17d8eeb
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The business of living can steal away the wonder of life.
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life
steal
wonder
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M.J. Rose |
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71676dd
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"Cheese is all about the dark side of life" - Sister Noella; aka The Cheese Nun"
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cooking
death
decay
fermentation
food
foodie
life
|
Michael Pollan |
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45bdb89
|
"Longfellow smiled. "A great part of the happiness of life consists not in fighting battles, my dear Lowell, but in avoiding them. A masterly retreat is in itself a victory."
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life
meaning-of-life
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Matthew Pearl |
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3f582cc
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Life is a matter of luck, and the odds in favor of success are in no way enhanced by extreme caution. -- WWII German U-Boat Commander Eric Topp
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life
luck
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Robert Kurson |
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cc05127
|
"You wanted greater things But love forces all of us down And sorrow bows us still harder. They bend us back where we began. Are there not in the hallowed night Also right things? Things that are straight and true? So I learned. For never, as mortal teachers do, Have you, my deities, Upholders of all things Led me with caution On level pathways. The gods say to humans, "Taste everything And learn by that nourishment To give thanks for all things And know what it is to be free to quit And go where you like."
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joy
life
opportunity
optimism
spirituality
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Friedrich Hölderlin |
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792b85f
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Katsumi Hosokawa - (he) believed that life, true life, was something that was stored in music.
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|
bel-canto
life
music
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Ann Patchett |
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d979d81
|
"For the grace of bearing life's inevitable evils is itself a
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|
good
life
philosophy
|
A.C. Grayling |
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805d02b
|
I don't believe that death comes at the end of a life. I believe your death was there at your birth with you. It was the unknown presence. Every step of the road of your life that you take, your death is beside you.
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inspirational
life
|
John O'Donohue |
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8b64c61
|
One of the greatest sins is the unlived life, not to allow yourself to become chief executive of the project you call your life, to have reverence always for the immensity that is inside you.
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life
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John O'Donohue |
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1a2e836
|
"I denounce the do-gooders, the feel-gooders, the "activist clubs," and anyone else who makes people feel like the problem is being taken care of. Trust me. The problem is not being taken care of."
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life
satire
|
Blake Nelson |
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922cff1
|
The mystery and art of living are as grand as the sweep of a lifetime and the lifetime of a species. And they are as close as beginning, quietly, to mine whatever grace and beauty, whatever healing and attentiveness, are possible in this moment and the next and the next one after that.
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|
attention
awe
beauty
diversity
enlightenment
god
grace
humanity
life
life-force
love
mindfulness
mystery
on-being
religion
spirit
wisdom
wonder
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Krista Tippett |
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a275991
|
Negative emotions, like depression or anxiety, have been shown to affect our immune system. Stress impedes wound healing.
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|
depression
emotions
inspiration
life
non-12-step
passages-malibu
passages-ventura
positive-thinking
quotes
stress
|
Chris Prentiss |
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9815dc3
|
I mean, I tried to change, I did, everybody tries to change, Michael. Not just the queerboys. You look in the mirror and all you see is what's wrong, I'm not _this_ enough or I'm not _that_ enough, and you spend your whole life trying to fix yourself, because you just want to be okay inside your head, you know? I know you know this, Michael, that's why you're here. You're looking for the fix. Yeah, that's why they call it a fix. Because you think you're broken. Only you're not--that broken feeling? That's normal. That's how you know you're normal. If you're not feeling it, you really are broken, that's the joke
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fix
life
normal
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David Gerrold |
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1362d2a
|
"The diamond cannot love the flower, for the flower lives only a day, then fades and dies. You are a diamond now." " The flower dies," Jenny said softly, "having lived. The diamond will never do either."
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diamond
life
love
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Barbara Hambly |
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ad3ea78
|
The world had opened out and so had the universe, or what she since had thought must have been the universe, lying all spread out before her, with ever nook revealed, with all the knowledge, all the reasons there - a universe in which time and space had been ruled out because time and space were only put there, in the first place, to make it impossible for anyone to grasp the universe. Seen for a moment, half-sensed, a flash of insight that had been gone before there had been time for it to register on her brain, sensed and known for an instant only and then gone so quickly that it had left impression only, no certain memory and no solid knowledge, but impressions only, like a face seen in a lightning flash and then the darkness closing in,
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|
insight
life
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Clifford D. Simak |
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50f8f3d
|
"I asked, "You mean, you might as well spend your life going upward, through the happy places, since heaven and hell - the destinations - are the same thing anyway?" "Same - same," he said. "Same in end, so better to be happy on journey." I said, "So, if heaven is love, then hell is..." "Love, too," he said."
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|
hell
life
philosophy
spirituality
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Elizabeth Gilbert |
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4180e0c
|
The Yogic sages say that all the pain of a human life is caused by words, as is all the joy. We create words to define our experience and those words bring attendant emotions that jerk us around like dogs on a leash.
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life
pain
words
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Elizabeth Gilbert |
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1fe2b25
|
But doesn't that make sense? That the infinite would be, indeed... infinite? That even the most holy amongst us would only be able to see scattered pieces of the eternal picture at any given time? And that maybe if we could collect those pieces and compare them, a story about God would begin to emerge that resembles and includes everyone? And isn't our individual longing for transcendence all just part of this larger human search for divinity? Don't we each have the right to not stop seeking until we get as close to the source of wonder as possible? Even if it means coming to India and kissing trees in the moonlight for a while?
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infinity
life
spirituality
|
Elizabeth Gilbert |
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6acf21f
|
... bel far niente has always been a cherished Italian ideal. The beauty of doing nothing is the goal of all your work, the final accomplishment for which you are most highly congratulated. The more exquisitely and delightfully you can do nothing, the higher your life's achievement. You don't necessarily need to be rich in order to experience this, either. There's another wonderful Italian expression: l'arte d'arrangiarsi - the art of making something out of nothing. The art of turning a few simple ingredients into a feast, or a few gathered friends into a festival. Anyone with a talent for happiness can do this, not only the rich.
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|
happiness
life
richness
|
Elizabeth Gilbert |
|
0ffe884
|
It's all a game. And if you don't want to play, maybe you shouldn't come to Hollywood.
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|
family
hollywood
life
love
shopaholic
star
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Sophie Kinsella |
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d860eb4
|
Once I realized I was old enough to die, I decided that I was also old enough not to incur any more suffering, annoyance, or boredom in the pursuit of a longer life.
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|
life
old
suffering
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Barbara Ehrenreich |
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988eb60
|
"Remember!" she called, as she followed him up the narrow ladders towards the bridge. "It is only a matter of scale and experience. You are not a fraction of the whole. You are a version of the whole! Time will seem to eddy and stall. This is scale. Everything is sentient, but scale alters perception. The time of a tree is not your time." It was as if she shouted to him all she had meant to teach him before this moment. "To the snail the foot which comes from nowhere and crushes him is as natural a disaster as a hurricane; it cannot be appealed to and is impossible to anticipate. The time of a star is not our time. Equity is the natural condition of the multiverse. There are things to fear in the colour fields, but not the fields themselves! Remember, Sam, we are God in miniature!"
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|
faith
god
life
philosophy
religion
|
Michael Moorcock |
|
09d5b05
|
We put our faith in things great and small. We assign to them meaning they may actually have, or meaning that we need for them to have in order to carry on.
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life
meaning
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Kay Redfield Jamison |
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ac5aeb9
|
Life, if you keep chasing it so hard, will drive you to death. Time - when pursued like bandit - will behave like one; always remaining one country or one room ahead of you, changing its name and hair color to elude you, slipping out the back door of the motel just as you're banging through the lobby with your newest search warrant, leaving only a burning cigarette in the ashtray to taunt you. At some point you have to stop because it won't. You have to admit that you can't catch it. At some point, as Richard keeps telling me, you gotta let go and sit still and allow contentment to come to you.
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|
life
time
|
Elizabeth Gilbert |
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6612c36
|
... the appreciation of pleasure can be an anchor of one's humanity.
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|
life
pleasure
|
Elizabeth Gilbert |
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4af6496
|
... both pleasure and devotion require a stress-free space in which to flourish...
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|
life
love
pleasure
|
Elizabeth Gilbert |
|
2621213
|
- Ain't no one ever told you yet? I recon I thought you've all figured out. - What? - That all this stuff about happy-endings is lies. The only ending in this world is death.
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|
happy-ending
life
|
Katherine Paterson |
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5058e66
|
Because it will make a real artist of you. The more you suffer, the more grateful you ought to be. An empty stomach is better than a full one, Van Gogh, and a broken heart is better than happiness. Never forget that!
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|
artist
happiness
life
lust-for-life
starrynight
suffer
suffering
vangogh
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Irving Stone |
|
a1615f1
|
We have hands; we can stand on them if we want to. That's our privilege. That's the joy of a mortal body. And that's why God needs us. Because God loves to feel things through our hands.
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|
god
life
mortality
|
Elizabeth Gilbert |
|
87fc1ea
|
It's not what you get in life that will make you whole, but what you give.
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|
life
wholeness
|
Robyn Carr |
|
f936b4b
|
The totally alive, totally conscious, and totally aware Universe takes care of itself completely. It is totally self- reliant and totally self- sufficient. It is perfect.
|
|
inspiration
inspirational
life
metaphysics
perfect
quotes
universe
|
Chris Prentiss |
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bb4957a
|
This is what rituals are for. We do spiritual ceremonies as human beings in order to create a safe resting place for our most complicated feelings of joy or trauma, so that we don't have to haul those feelings around with us forever, weighing us down. We all need such places of ritual safekeeping.
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|
joy
life
rituals
spirituality
|
Elizabeth Gilbert |
|
efb4de1
|
Twenty years earlier, in a life [Kirsten] mostly couldn't remember, she had had a small nonspeaking role in a short-lived Toronto production of King Lear. Now she walked in sandals whose soles had been cut from an automobile tire, three knives in her belt.
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|
art
drama
dystopia
life
play
post-apocalyptic
shakespeare
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Emily St. John Mandel |
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e80fc52
|
Each of us is different and has different needs. In addition, our needs change over the course of our relationship. When you are committed to an enduring relationship with someone, you aren't simply concerned about having your needs met. You also go out of your way to care for your loved one, being aware of and adaptable to their changing needs.
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|
chris-prentiss
inspiration
life
love
relationships
self-help
the-laws-of-love
|
Chris Prentiss |
|
b5876f8
|
All summers take me back to the sea. There in the long eelgrass, like birds' eggs waiting to be hatched, my brothers and sister and I sit, grasses higher than our heads, arms and legs like thicker versions of the grass waving in the wind, looking up at the blue sky. My mother is gathering food for dinner: clams and mussels and the sharply salty greens that grow by the shore. It is warm enough to lie here in the little silty puddles like bathwater left in the tub after the plug has been pulled. It is the beginning of July and we have two months to live out the long, nurturing days, watching the geese and the saltwater swans and the tides as they are today, slipping out, out, out as the moon pulls the other three seasons far away wherever it takes things. Out past the planets, far away from Uranus and the edge of our solar system, into the brilliantly lit dark where the things we don't know about yet reside. Out past my childhood, out past the ghosts, out past the breakwater of the stars. Like the silvery lace curtains of my bedroom being drawn from my window, letting in light, so the moon gently pulls back the layers of the year, leaving the best part open and free. So summer comes to me.
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|
life
moon
sea
stars
summer-begins
|
Polly Horvath |
|
66d6f11
|
I was astonished by his complete lack of self-pity. Morrie, who could no longer dance, swim, bathe, or walk; Morrie, who could no longer answer his own door, dry himself after a shower, or even roll over in bed. How could he be so accepting? I watched him struggle with a fork, picking at a piece of tomato, missing it the first two times - a pathetic scene, and yet I could not deny that sitting in his presence was almost magically serene, the same calm breeze that soothed me back in college.
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|
dying
ill
life
live
past
pity
presence
struggle
|
Mitch Albom |
|
5adaf0e
|
To you, perceptive reader, I bequeath my history.
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|
intriguing
life
readers
secrets
|
Elizabeth Kostova |
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c0defd6
|
I wondered again if I might not actually be dead-if this was some terrible version of death, which I had momentarily mistaken for a continuation of life.
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|
life
|
Elizabeth Kostova |
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0ebfa7e
|
So this was the Ashram's final joke on me? Once I had learned to accept my loud, chatty, social nature and fully embrace my inner Key Hostess - only then could I become The Quiet Girl in the Back of the Temple, after all?
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|
irony
life
|
Elizabeth Gilbert |
|
b2befca
|
"But one thing was quite clear..." he wrote. "[B]eing broke didn't disturb me in the least. I had started with nothing, and if I now found myself with nothing, I was at least even. Actually, I was much better than even: I had had a wonderful time." Bloom went on to become a congressman and one of the crafters of the charter that founded the United Nations."
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|
life
poor
wealth
|
Erik Larson |
|
59bbf42
|
"Or, as Sextus, the ancient Pythagorian philosopher, said, "The wise man is always similar to himself." -" --
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life
wise-men
|
Elizabeth Gilbert |
|
94208a1
|
The truth is he spends thirty minutes of every hour suspecting he has missed some essential clue about himself. And not only himself--he has a recurring fantasy that one night, while he was asleep, the entire world was transformed into an alien planet, but no one bothered to tell him, and he didn't have the instinct to figure it out, and here he is now on a wild new Earth, walking around like an imbecile, as if everything he knows hasn't fallen away behind him like a river plummeting over a precipice.
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|
life
self
self-knowledge
understanding
|
Kevin Brockmeier |
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5b584ca
|
A related point: The job of the imagination, in making a story from experience, may be not to gussy the story up but to tone it down. The fact is, the world is unbelievably strange and human behavior is frequently so weird that no kind of narrative except farce or satire can handle it. The function of the storyteller's imagination sometimes is simply to make it more plausible.
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|
fiction
life
storytelling
writing
|
Ursula K. Le Guin |
|
ca613ba
|
Ich war ein Suchender und bin es noch, aber ich suche nicht mehr auf den Sternen und in den Buchern, ich beginne die Lehren zu horen, die mein Blut in mir rauscht
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|
life
self
teachings
|
Hermann Hesse |
|
d46715e
|
"... "The world is afflicted with death and decay, therefore the wise do not grieve, knowing the terms of the world," says an old Buddhist teaching. In other words: Get used to it."
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|
death
life
teaching
the-wise
world
|
Elizabeth Gilbert |
|
50182ea
|
The most empowering thing you can do though is to create innovative ways to bring in livable wages. That begins with a debt free lifestyle.
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|
debt
empowerment
finances
life
money
motivation
recession
stay-woke
success
wages
|
Brandi L. Bates |
|
8272e60
|
Quote by Robert, a garcon who accepted a 'fat envelope' to leave the Balzar: Anyway it is only in moments of crisis that we find lucidity about ourselves--though only after the crisis is over. Still, that's enough lucidity for anyone. Anyway, it is all the lucidity that life will give you. The crucial thing is that is was _our choice._ We made it. We _chose_ to leave. /293
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crisis
life
lucidity
|
Adam Gopnik |
|
dd2b6fd
|
Life's tempering and altering process often takes the form of adversity, and, as far as outward appearances are concerned, seems to be working against us when it is actually working for us.
|
|
inspiration
life
love
relationships
the-laws-of-love
|
Chris Prentiss |
|
ea3d59a
|
Stranno e, che vsichki greshki sv'rshvat ednakvo, che vinagi gi povtariame i prod'lzhavame s novi nadezhdi. Tsiala noshch khapem ustni, kh'ltsame v'v v'zglavnitsata s bezpomoshchen gniav i tv'rdo se zaklevame da ostanem samotni, a shchom s'mne, podnasiame dushata si kato nezhen balon ot ts'fnalo glukharche na nasreshchnite vetrove na zhivota i te go roniat i raznasiat. Ala koito spasi samo edno malko pukhche i go vnese na zavet, toi e spasil tsialata si dusha. Tova e gorchiva rabota, no koito ne obr'shcha nezhnoto tsvete na dushata si k'm vetrovete na izpitaniiata, dori tsialoto da go spasi i da go prenese dokrai, toi ne mozhe da pochuvstva, che izobshcho niakoga go e imal.
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cry
dandelion
feel
flower
life
live
loneliness
pain
sad
safe
salvation
save
soul
test
winter
yugoslavia
болка
вятър
глухарче
душа
живот
изпитания
плач
самота
спасение
страх
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Ivo Andrić |
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Most men find [peace] entirely unlike what they had expected - like love...
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life
love
peace
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Patrick O'Brian |
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One lives in the very present moment; lives intently. There is no urge to be doing: being is the highest good.
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intentional-living
life
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Patrick O'Brian |
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...the meaning of a few moments of forgetfulness in an evil hour and in a dangerous place. Had they been lived through and remained unknown, there on the kapia, they would have meant nothing at all; one of those youthful pranks later told to friends during dull patrol duties at night. But thus, reduced to a question of definite responsibility, they meant everything. They meant more than death, they meant the end of everything, an unwanted and unworthy end. There would be no more full and frank explanations either to himself or to comrades. There would be no more letters from Kolomea, no more family photographs, no money orders such as he had sent home with pride. It was the end of one who has deceived himself and allowed others to deceive him.
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existentialism
life
responsibility
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Ivo Andrić |
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Life is like a river: nothing is ever the same, even for an instant.
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life
relationships
self-help
the-laws-of-love
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Chris Prentiss |
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By changing how you perceive things and how you act upon those perceptions, you will change your life.
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chris-prentiss
inspiration
inspirational
life
non-12-step
passages-malibu
passages-ventura
perception
philosophy
quotes
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Chris Prentiss |
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First of all, it's life. You don't win.
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life
love
olympics
running
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Jennifer Weiner |
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"But somehow her satisfaction never lasted very long. She always found herself changing, pushing against the limits and ruining things for everyone around her. "It's not always my fault," she said softly. "Things just get complicated, sometimes."
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fault
life
tally
unhappiness
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Scott Westerfeld |
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Les jeux son fait. Nous sommes fucked.
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life
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Mark Z. Danielewski |
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I stil aint qwite said how it wer. Not like a diffrent country. It wer mor like I wer behynt the back clof in a show. Thats how it wer. Thru the clof I cud see the other figgers moving I cud see the peopl watching only no 1 cud see me. If I wer a figger in a show what hand wer moving me then? I cudnt be bothert to think on that right then. Theres all ways some thingwl be moving you if it aint 1 thing its a nother you cant help that.
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life
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Russell Hoban |
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Sometimes I wish it has been you.
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life
love
olympics
running
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Jennifer Weiner |
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It was high school. Evil is kind of the name of the game.
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life
love
olympics
running
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Jennifer Weiner |