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| 6a93157 | El muchacho le explico, como pronunciando un sermon, que el mundo de los hombres era vil y estaba lleno de mentiras. En el, solo el arte conducia a la vida verdadera y eterna, y el mismo era grande porque sabia lo que se encontraba mas alla de las puertas del arte. La muchacha no podia dudar de la nobleza de sus palabras. | life love philosophy | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | |
| 40f8c9e | El pasado ya ha pasado. Aprendamos de el y dejemoslo atras. El futuro ni tan siquiera ha llegado. Hagamos planes para el futuro, pero no perdamos el tiempo preocupandonos por el. Preocuparse no sirve para nada. Cuando dejemos de pensar en lo que ya ha ocurrido, cuando dejemos de preocuparnos por lo que todavia no ha pasado, estaremos en el presente. Solo entonces empezamos a experimentar la alegria de vivir. | Brian L. Weiss | ||
| e0be0db | Por que uno te quiere tanto y te trata tan bien, mientras que el otro es tan diferente? --Porque uno ha aprendido. Ha pagado la deuda que tenia. Mi padre no ha pagado su deuda. Ha regresado... sin comprender. Tendra que hacerlo otra vez. | Brian L. Weiss | ||
| fb6d5d2 | Yes, we choose when we will come into our physical state and when we will leave. We know when we have accomplished what we were sent down here to accomplish. We know when the time is up, and you will accept your death. | Brian L. Weiss | ||
| 6640a5d | The author Paolo Coelho writes: "Life is the train, not the station." On our soul's journey home to a state of infinite love and wisdom, a journey filled with mystery and miracles, we rest, recuperate, and reflect at the stations, in between lifetimes, until it is time to board again: another train, another body." | Brian L. Weiss | ||
| 6cb023d | Cuando somos impacientes, provocamos sufrimiento en nosotros mismos y en los demas. Nos precipitamos y juzgamos con imprudencia, actuamos sin tener en consideracion las consecuencias de lo que hacemos. Nuestras elecciones son forzadas y, a menudo, incorrectas; y el precio que pagamos por ellas, elevado. | Brian L. Weiss | ||
| 3709214 | evaluate | Brian L. Weiss | ||
| 0bee0ba | Todo es amor... todo es amor. Con el amor llega la comprension. Con la comprension llega la paciencia. Y entonces el tiempo se detiene. Y todo es ahora.>> Comprendi al instante la autenticidad de estos pensamientos. La realidad es el presente. Morar en el pasado o en el futuro es insano y doloroso. La paciencia detiene el tiempo. El amor de Dios lo es todo. | Brian L. Weiss | ||
| b5bd543 | El orgullo es un obstaculo para el perdon, una manifestacion del ego, que es el yo falso y transitorio. Tu no eres tu cuerpo, ni tu cerebro, ni tu ego. Eres mas poderoso que todos ellos. Necesitas que tu ego sobreviva en el mundo tridimensional, pero solo la parte que procesa informacion. El resto, el orgullo, la arrogancia, la desconfianza, el miedo, son sentimientos totalmente innecesarios. Estos aspectos del ego te alejan de la sabiduria.. | Brian L. Weiss | ||
| 63bd782 | Con el amor y la comprension llega la perspectiva de la paciencia infinita. ?De que sirve tener prisa? De todas maneras, aunque tu no lo veas asi, el tiempo no existe. Cuando no vives en el presente y te dejas absorber por el pasado o te preocupas por el futuro, te apenas y te afliges a ti mismo. El tiempo tambien es una ilusion. Incluso en el mundo tridimensional, el futuro es solo un sistema de probabilidades. Entonces, ?por que te preocu.. | Brian L. Weiss | ||
| 3f0ce80 | Your voices break and falter in the darkness,--Break, falter, and are still. | Bells | ||
| 9124511 | No. You do not get to choose how others love you. All you can do is honor their choice if they bless you with their love." She" | Stephanie Rowe | ||
| 61d6dee | Whatever happened to the good old days, when a man was in charge and the women just made sandwiches all nice and quiet in the kitchen?" Nash barked a laugh, slapping Gus on the back. "I think they went the way of floggings at high noon, my man. As in kaput." | Stephanie Rowe | ||
| b0d593b | when people come together, they can accomplish more than they can by individual actions. With this transformation from "me" to "we," the wind picks up, the sails fill, and the boat is off. . . Media coverage tends to focus on one person and doesn't point out that the heroine of a story has the support of a small group behind her." | Mary Pipher | ||
| cdd3e43 | You are being very demanding indeed. Where, I wonder, will we find the woman to satisfy you You really should have stayed single--all woman-worshippers should be single. They never find the woman who answers all the requirements. | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ||
| 9036d60 | Bells call others, but themselves enter not into the Church. | Bells | ||
| 7de5b8f | The evils of dancing? Perhaps there are some, but nothing is without its evils. In my case, anyway, it's entirely wholesome, because I go with my family--wife, sister, and daughter. It's preposterous for men who spend their time in teahouses to say that dancing is unwholesome. Dancing makes a person feel young, cheerful, and lively, which alone is enough to make it far better than a teahouse party. Besides, it's economical. Young and old al.. | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ||
| a65ca97 | Pero eso que generalmente se llama bello no es mas que una sublimacion de las realidades de la vida, y asi fue como nuestros antepasados, obligados a residir, lo quisieran o no, en viviendas oscuras, descubrieron un dia lo bello en el seno de la sombra y no tardaron en utilizar la sombra para obtener efectos esteticos. El elogio de la sombra | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ||
| 48b458f | Quiero que ella me vuelva loco de celos. Deseo que me haga sospechar que ha ido demasiado lejos. Quiero que haga eso. | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ||
| 092e8af | Me gusta ver como se esfuerza por mantenerse sobria y palida y por parecer fria. En esas ocasiones hay en ella algo tan seductor que desafia la descripcion. | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ||
| d8c8dfa | When he heard people with no knowledge of a cat's character saying that cats were not as loving as dogs, that they were cold and selfish, he always thought to himself how impossible it was to understand the charm and lovableness of a cat if one had not, like him, spent many years living alone with one. The reason was that all cats are to some extent shy creatures: they won't show affection or seek it from their owners in front of a third pe.. | cats feline felines | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | |
| 83f952c | THE KEY by Jun'ichiro Tanizaki: | David Mitchell | ||
| bedbc84 | Cuanto mas le odiaba, tanto mas intentaba amarle, y lo conseguia. Estimulada por el apetito sexual, no podia hacer otra cosa. | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ||
| 10d9f9e | Era mortificante pensar que otro hombre habia descubierto ese exotico aspecto de su belleza que a mi se me habia pasado por alto. Supongo que los maridos no son tan observadores, porque miran a sus esposas de una manera invariable. | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ||
| edf6aeb | Un genio conversa con otro genio cara a cara, lo que no solo supone una alegria reciproca, sino tambien una dicha para el universo entero. Esa alegria existe y el universo existe tambien. El dia que los genios no se reconozcan unos a otros, el mundo se oscurecera y la Tierra dejara de dar vueltas sobre su eje | knolwedge philosophy | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | |
| c67057c | When I compared them to Naomi, I sensed an unmistakable difference in refinement between those who are born to the higher classes of society and those who aren't... there's no concealing bad birth and breeding. | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ||
| f069635 | My heart was full of the loneliness that follows merriment. | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ||
| 74ab393 | Ne znaiu, kak drugie zhenshchiny, a moia zhena tak sotvorena, chto dazhe esli ona zanimalas' etim dnem i prodolzhila noch'iu, i tak den' za dnem, ei vse budet malo. Posle vstrechi s liubovnikom prodelat' to zhe samoe s nenavistnym muzhem dolzhno byt' nevynosimoi pytkoi, no ona - iskliuchenie. Dazhe, esli ia ei protiven, eio plot' ne mozhet mne otkazat'. Kak by ni pytalas' ona menia otvergnut', vozhdelenie voz'met verkh, i ona podchinitsia e.. | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ||
| 142493f | To Yukiko, however, drawn as she was to the past, there was something very unsatisfactory about this brother in law, and she was sure that from his grave her father too was reproaching Tatsuo. | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ||
| db61551 | In making for ourselves a place to live, we first spread a parasol to throw a shadow on the earth, and in the pale light of the shadow we put together a house. | Jun'ichirō Tanizaki | ||
| f9651c2 | Dear bells! how sweet the sound of village bellsWhen on the undulating air they swim! | Bells | ||
| e26668d | I call the Living--I mourn the Dead--I break the Lightning. | Bells | ||
| 38dae28 | Our film had also received rave reviews and many "pull quotes" that could be used for marketing. Nick Digilio of WGN Radio, who also happened to be a longtime Phantasm fan, gave us a sensational quote in which he called Bubba Ho-tep "an important piece of American cinema." And in David Hunter's review of our film in the Hollywood Reporter, he celebrated our star's work by writing, "Bruce Campbell in a performance for the ages." It all looke.. | Don Coscarelli | ||
| cbfd1f3 | As will be observed, beginning with the Black Death, plague outbreaks were more likely than not to occur during or immediately following years of depressed tree growth and inferior | Bruce M. S. Campbell | ||
| bc74057 | This was no horror movie starring Bruce Campbell and a host of demons. | Hunter Shea | ||
| ce7a5a5 | Gibbs (2003) and others (e.g., Straus, Richardson, Glaziou, & Haynes, 2005) have provided detailed suggestions in this regard. Some general principles for clinicians are as follows. Evidence from multiple studies is always preferred to results of a single study. Systematic reviews of research are preferable to traditional narrative reviews. Thus, clinicians should look for systematic reviews, mindful of the fact that these reviews vary in q.. | Bruce E. Wampold | ||
| 3531970 | In the case of the Great Transition, the lead-up to and fallout from the tipping point of the mid-fourteenth century extended over almost 200 years, over which time climate and society, ecology and biology, and microbes and humans were progressively transformed (Figure 1.2). On all six counts the conditions that prevailed by the 1450s were entirely different from those that had characterized the 1250s. | Bruce M. S. Campbell | ||
| 12d1edb | The official hypocrisy was that all were still | W.E.B. Griffin | ||
| 3486b0b | The answer is obvious: McDonald's is excellent at business systems. The reason so many talented people are poor is because they focus on building a better hamburger and know little to nothing about business systems. | Robert T. Kiyosaki | ||
| 78fc0e1 | That was what it took me some time to see the snow falling in the window at the end of the bar. Whispers rose among the guests, they pointed to the street. Their heads turned in a reverent row. Thin shards of truffle drifted down and disappeared into the tagliatelle. "Finally," said Nicky, and replaced the truffle. He leaned back on the bar, wearing a handsome, self-satisfied smile. "You never forget your first snow in New York." The first.. | Stephanie Danler | ||
| eefa32c | Brandy L Rivers | Stephanie Rowe | ||
| 1025c23 | The thing is, Ian, life is too short. Not only is it brief, but it's full of so many hard things that there's never a time to breathe or recover. So, when you get a moment like this, you have to drink it into your soul to sustain yourself when all that's around you is darkness." She sighed. "I was so stressed down there that I forgot about slowing down and appreciating each moment that I have. This moment is a blessing, and I need to notice.. | Stephanie Rowe | ||
| bc753b9 | Respect wears off, fear doesn't. Familiarity breeds contempt. Terror is eternal. I don't believe I just said that. I've clearly had too much to drink already. | Patrick Meaney | ||
| bf0e411 | When God creates Eve, he calls her an ezer kenegdo. "It is not good for the man to be alone, I shall make him [an ezer kenegdo]" (Gen. 2:18 Alter). Hebrew scholar Robert Alter, who has spent years translating the book of Genesis, says that this phrase is "notoriously difficult to translate." The various attempts we have in English are "helper" or "companion" or the notorious "help meet." Why are these translations so incredibly wimpy, borin.. | John Eldredge |