Ask yourselves if the gods are angry, you who have seen Harmony come among us, walk among us, … - Janet Morris

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You can never tell what will happen to a theory before you can get around to using it.

Janet Morris

Ask yourselves if the gods are angry, you who have seen Harmony come among us, walk among us, touch us, look kindly upon us. We are the Sacred Band of Thebes. We fight in the forefront, therefore we bleed first. We live, therefore we die.

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It is upon each soul to recognize its limit.

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You must become like yourself.

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And personally, I've lost my thirst for vengeance.

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I am always yours to call, wherever the sea can reach.

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Learn when to fear, and how to fear, and how much to fear, before you squander all you have left.

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You can never tell what will happen to a theory before you can get around to using it.

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Louis Farrakhan

What does God want us to do? As He did with the children of Israel in Egypt - He wanted the children of Israel to separate into a state or territory of our own. You're going to have to decide. Some of you want to stay - stay. Some of you want to be White - be White. But we want to be ourselves; we want something that we can pass on to our children other than a cheap job and a hustle selling drugs and pimping our women.

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Karan Mahajan

Literature has become too psychological. We discount the physical, when in fact much of life is physical. People's personalities are partly formed by, or in response to, how they take up space; the physical mask has some relation, howsoever obscure, to the mental work happening underneath.

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Madame de Stael

It is not enough to forgive; one must forget.

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Daniel Quinn

Far and away the most futile admonition Christ ever offered was when he said, 'Have no care for tomorrow. Don't worry about whether you're going to have something to eat. Look at the birds of the air. They neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, but God takes perfect care of them. Don't you think he'll do the same for you?' In our culture the overwhelming answer to that question is, 'Hell no!' Even the most dedicated monastics saw to their sowing and reaping and gathering into barns.

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