Quotes from Zodiac

Romina Russell ·  325 pages

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“It's one of our greatest human flaws: Arrogance. We look up and dare to assume we know, when the universe is unknowable.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac


“When we open our minds too wide, we risk closing them.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac


“Those who think only in straight lines cannot see around a curve.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac


“I won't stay silent anymore, not when speaking out can make a difference.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac


“And in a universe of people that spend their todays searching for tomorrows, hope is the most powerful weapon you can have.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac



“You’re an everlasting flame that can’t be put out.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac


“I’m empty. I’m being asked to give everything, when I have nothing left.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac


“Humans--in their infinite injustice--have wronged you, but you'll find your rightful place again. Your light shines too brightly not to be a beacon for others.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac


“The most crucial truths are always rejected before they're accepted. " he says gazing out of space."It's one of our greatest human flaws: arrogance. We look up and dare to assume we know, when the universe is unknowable.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac


“Scientists say that somewhere in the universe, every event under the sun repeats itself an infinite number of times in every possible variation.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac



“Home is within me, no matter where I go, no matter what happens to our planet or our people.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac


“May your inner light always shine, and may it guide us through our darkest nights.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac


“Trust your fears Rho. Believing in them makes you safe.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac


“Bad things have happened to you, but when it came time to act - when you were tested - you chose to forgive. Even the person who hurt you most.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac


“It was easier to make excuses, to look for reasons and flaws, than to just admit the simple truth.”
― Romina Russell, quote from Zodiac



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Romina Russell
Born place: in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Born date August 25, 2018
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