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Most
men are slowly committing
suicide
- they just don't get it. - Gordon
Clay
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You
can't escape the tussle with the
feminine.--David Deida
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It
is easier for a father to have children
than for children to have a real father. -
Pope John XXII
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There
is a child inside all of us - that child
is all future generations. - Thich Nhat
Hanh
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You
will find something more in woods than in
books. Trees and stones will teach you
that which you can never learn from
masters. - Saint Bernard
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Sell
your cleverness and buy bewilderment. -
Rumi
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Real
generosity towards the future lies in
giving all to the present. - Albert
Camus
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If
we're not foolish young, we're foolish
old. - Geoffrey Chaucer
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Our
brightest blazes of gladness are commonly
kindled by unexpected sparks. - Samuel
Johnson
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The
heart is an awfully big place. It can hold
a lot of people. - Ralph
Severson
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To
love another you have to undertake some
fragment of their destiny. - Quentin
Crisp
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If
we justify war, it is because all people
always justify the traits of which they
find themselves possessed, not because war
will bear an objective examination of its
merits. - Ruth Benedict
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We
become not a melting pot but a beautiful
mosaic. Different people, different
beliefs, different yearnings, different
hopes, different dreams. - Jimmy
Carter
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I'd
like to see the government get out of war
altogether and leave the whole feud to
private industry. - Joseph
Heller
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A
conscience which has been bought once will
be bought twice. Norbert
Wiener
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