“A succulent wild woman is one of any age who feels free to fully express herself in every dimension of her life.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“Marry yourself first -- promise never to leave you!”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“Women need a space to be creative -- creativity thrives in solitude.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“If she got really quiet and listened, new parts of her wanted to speak.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“My body is precious and not separate from my soul.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“Use your internal grandmother for guidance and advice.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“Nourish your eye and spirit with inspiring things. They will bloom with your tending.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“I envision a world filled with women traveling alone and meeting each other on the path.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“Creativity suffers under great scrutiny from ourselves or others.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“When we look at clouds we see different shapes. See all the grace you can.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
“The circles of women around us weave invisible nets of love that carry us when we’re weak, and sing with us when we are strong.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman
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“[986a] [1] they assumed the elements of numbers to be the elements of everything, and the whole universe to be a proportion1 or number. Whatever analogues to the processes and parts of the heavens and to the whole order of the universe they could exhibit in numbers and proportions, these they collected and correlated;and if there was any deficiency anywhere, they made haste to supply it, in order to make their system a connected whole. For example, since the decad is considered to be a complete thing and to comprise the whole essential nature of the numerical system, they assert that the bodies which revolve in the heavens are ten; and there being only nine2 that are visible, they make the "antichthon"3 the tenth.We have treated this subject in greater detail elsewhere4; but the object of our present review is to discover from these thinkers too what causes they assume and how these coincide with our list of causes.Well, it is obvious that these thinkers too consider number to be a first principle, both as the material5 of things and as constituting their properties and states.6 The elements of number, according to them, are the Even and the Odd. Of these the former is limited and the latter unlimited; Unity consists of both [20] (since it is both odd and even)7; number is derived from Unity; and numbers, as we have said, compose the whole sensible universe.Others8 of this same school hold that there are ten principles, which they enunciate in a series of corresponding pairs: (1.) Limit and the Unlimited; (2.) Odd and Even; (3.) Unity and Plurality; (4.) Right and Left; (5.) Male and Female; (6.) Rest and Motion; (7.) Straight and Crooked; (8.) Light and Darkness; (9.) Good and Evil; (10.) Square and Oblong.”
― Aristotle, quote from Metaphysics
“He was heading over the line when he strutted in here thinking he could rattle his federal balls at me.”
― J.D. Robb, quote from Betrayal in Death
“It's interesting said Jack.
"What is?"
"You believe in God." he said. You just don't believe that God is good.”
― Sarah Dunn, quote from Secrets to Happiness
“Creo que mis escritores favoritos son los que reconocieron que no podían vivir sin escribir. (...), tipos para los que escribir era tan esencial como el aire y el agua. Escribir o morir intentándolo. Esa forma de pensar coincide conmigo. Por eso estoy aquí.”
― Patrick Carman, quote from Skeleton Creek
“There is a fine line between friendship and parenting, and when that line is crossed, the result is often disastrous. A parent who strives to make a true friend of his or her child may well sacrifice authority, and though that parent may be comfortable with surrendering the dominant position, the unintentional result will be to steal from that child the necessary guidance and, more importantly, the sense of security the parent is supposed to impart. On the opposite side, a friend who takes a role as parent forgets the most important ingredient of friendship: respect. For respect is the guiding principle of friendship, the lighthouse beacon that directs the course of any true friendship. And respect demands trust.”
― R.A. Salvatore, quote from The Silent Blade
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