“We have such a long history that when I look into his eyes that's all I can see. I forget the stupidity of what we've done and who could get hurt. I just remember the man who loved me once”
― K.A. Linde, quote from Avoiding Responsibility
“I do want you Ramsey Bridges," she told him as a matter-of-fact.
"And you shall have me whenever you like.”
― K.A. Linde, quote from Avoiding Responsibility
“Lexi, it is for you. I'm working to make things better for you.”
― K.A. Linde, quote from Avoiding Responsibility
“I want to escape with you, Jack."
"I'll always be your escape, Lex.”
― K.A. Linde, quote from Avoiding Responsibility
“Do you want to just fuck me in front of all your friends? Because all you seem to be doing is fucking me over Ramsey.”
― K.A. Linde, quote from Avoiding Responsibility
“I would do anything I could to go back to that time when we could have been together and change the way I acted. I’d change it, because we were fated to be together however brief, however unbelievable, however painful, however flawed.”- Jack Howard”
― K.A. Linde, quote from Avoiding Responsibility
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“Maybe money can’t buy happiness, but it can rent it for a long time.”
― Don Winslow, quote from The Cartel
“The moment you know, you destroy all poetry. The moment you know, and think that you know, you have created a barrier between yourself and that which is. Then everything is distorted. Then you don’t hear with your ears, you translate. Then you don’t see with your eyes, you interpret. Then you don’t experience with your heart, you think that you experience. Then all possibility of meeting with existence in immediacy, in intimacy, is lost. You have fallen apart. This is the original sin. And this is the whole story, the biblical story of Adam and Eve eating the fruit of the tree of knowledge. Once they have eaten the fruit of knowledge they are driven out of paradise. Not that somebody drove them out, not that God ordered them to get out of paradise, they themselves fell. Knowing they were no more innocent, knowing they were separate from existence, knowing they were egos…knowing created such a barrier, an iron barrier. You ask me, “What is innocence?” Vomit knowledge! The fruit of the tree of knowledge has to be vomited. That’s what meditation is all about. Throw it out of your system: it is poison, pure poison. Live without knowledge, knowing that “I don’t know.” Function out of this state of not knowing and you will know what beauty is. Socrates”
― Osho, quote from The Book of Wisdom
“SNAPE: Sometimes costs are made to be borne.”
― John Tiffany, quote from Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Parts I & II
“أعلى درجات التحصيل للإنسان هى أن يصل إلى نقطة تنعدم عندها كل رغباته. ذلك هو "السلام الداخلى" لبوذا، سعادة داخلية لإنسان لم تعد لديه أى رغبة، إنسان كريم مع الجميع ولا يطلب شيئاً من أحد مطلقاً. كما كانت من تعاليم البوذا كذلك أن الإنسان الذى يصبح سيد رغباته لن يعود للحياة مرة أخرى بعد موته. فقط الأرواح المتعلقة برغبات الحياة هى التى تعاد ولادتها، هكذا آمن أتباع البوذا. فالإنسان الذى لا يعود متعلقاً بالحياة يتحرر من الدائرة الأبدية للولادة والموت، كما يتحرر كذلك على الأقل من المعاناة. يدعو البوذيين هذه المرحلة "النيرفانا".”
― E.H. Gombrich, quote from A Little History of the World
“Growing up, we were taught over and over again what steps to take in case of an approaching tornado. Listen for sirens, go to your basement or cellar, or a closet in the center of your house, duck and cover, wait it out. We had drills twice a year, every year, in school. We talked about it in class. We talked about it at home. The newscasters reminded us. We went to the basement. We practiced, practiced, practiced.
But we’d never— not once— discussed what to do after.”
― Jennifer Brown, quote from Torn Away
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