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"A person's happiness lies somewhere between freedom and discipline."
Ivan Pavlov
"Motivation ignites you, but it doesn't accomplish a single task. Discipline, intention, and a strong habit—these are what get things done. So you don't need to read books about character or books about courage. Stop asking questions. Don't think about it, don't read about it. Don't talk about it with your friends. Just go and do it! Eat properly and work like Papa Carlo. That's all!"
Elliot Hulse
Ivan Pavlov
"Motivation ignites you, but it doesn't accomplish a single task. Discipline, intention, and a strong habit—these are what get things done. So you don't need to read books about character or books about courage. Stop asking questions. Don't think about it, don't read about it. Don't talk about it with your friends. Just go and do it! Eat properly and work like Papa Carlo. That's all!"
Elliot Hulse
"Spinoza discovered unconscious motivation and the patterns of associative thinking. The persistence of childhood experiences throughout one's life. His concept of desire is a dynamic concept, in contrast to the Aristotelian concept of exercise." Erich Fromm
"Try not to resist the changes that come into your life. Instead, let life live through you. And don't worry that it is turning everything upside down. How do you know that the life you are accustomed to is better than the one that is coming?" Jalaluddin Rumi
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"Kindness is love for people greater than they deserve." Joseph Joubert
"The mind gives us light; it is our inner eye, but it is cold. Kindness, on the other hand, is warm but blind. So we must establish a balance in the development of the mind and kindness—that is what it is all about. Otherwise, the mind without kindness turns into malice, while kindness without the mind turns into foolishness."
Patriarch Pavle of Serbia
"The mind gives us light; it is our inner eye, but it is cold. Kindness, on the other hand, is warm but blind. So we must establish a balance in the development of the mind and kindness—that is what it is all about. Otherwise, the mind without kindness turns into malice, while kindness without the mind turns into foolishness."
Patriarch Pavle of Serbia
"A young person's fire burns, while an old person's light shines. One must know how to burn while the fire is burning. But when the time of burning has passed, one must know how to be light. At some point in life, one must be strength, and at another point—silence." Anthony of Sourozh
"Be swift as the wind, quiet as the forest, fierce as fire, immovable as a mountain." Takeda Shingen
"Be swift as the wind, quiet as the forest, fierce as fire, immovable as a mountain." Takeda Shingen
"When circumstances upset the balance of your spirit, restore your composure as quickly as possible and do not remain in a depressed mood for too long, otherwise nothing will be able to help you. The habit of restoring harmony will perfect you." Marcus Aurelius
"Your eyes reveal the strength of your soul." Paulo Coelho
"Your eyes reveal the strength of your soul." Paulo Coelho
"Harmony is far from being the only thing that binds human hearts together. What unites people much more strongly is shared suffering. Shared wounds. Shared fears. There is no consolation without a cry of pain, just as there is no peace without bloodshed or forgiveness without irreparable loss. This is what lies at the foundation of true, rather than abstract, harmony..."
Haruki Murakami, "Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage"
"Life is dialectical. You cannot always be happy, because then happiness would lose all its meaning. You cannot be constantly in harmony, because then you would not know what harmony is."
Osho, "The Book of Wisdom"
Haruki Murakami, "Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage"
"Life is dialectical. You cannot always be happy, because then happiness would lose all its meaning. You cannot be constantly in harmony, because then you would not know what harmony is."
Osho, "The Book of Wisdom"
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"When a person is in pain, they cause pain to others. I realized this by carefully observing myself."
John Kehoe
"There will always be people who hurt you. You must continue to trust people, just be a little more careful."
Gabriel García Márquez
"A heart that has not known the pain of disappointment has not known the joy of flight."
Stephenie Meyer, "The Host"
John Kehoe
"There will always be people who hurt you. You must continue to trust people, just be a little more careful."
Gabriel García Márquez
"A heart that has not known the pain of disappointment has not known the joy of flight."
Stephenie Meyer, "The Host"
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"If you want to set people free, free yourself first. If you want to be loved, love first. If you want to receive something, give what is yours first."
Viktor Likhachev, "Who Will Hear the Linnet"
"Love no matter what, without setting conditions for love. Whoever agrees to love only what is perfect does not truly love anyone or anything."
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Viktor Likhachev, "Who Will Hear the Linnet"
"Love no matter what, without setting conditions for love. Whoever agrees to love only what is perfect does not truly love anyone or anything."
Dmitry Yemets
"Duty without love brings no joy (it saddens). Truth without love makes a person critical (dependent on criticism). Education without love gives rise to contradictions. Order without love makes a person petty. Knowledge without love makes a person petty. Possession without love makes a person miserly. Faith without love makes a person a fanatic. Woe to those who are stingy with love. Why live if not to love?" Lao Tzu
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"True love cannot speak, because true feeling is expressed through deeds rather than words."
"A single glance can kill love, and a single glance can bring it back to life."
William Shakespeare
"Immature people, when they fall in love, destroy each other's freedom, create dependence, and build a prison. Mature people in love help each other remain free; they help each other destroy every dependence.
When love lives in dependence, ugliness appears. And when love flows together with freedom, beauty appears."
Osho
"A single glance can kill love, and a single glance can bring it back to life."
William Shakespeare
"Immature people, when they fall in love, destroy each other's freedom, create dependence, and build a prison. Mature people in love help each other remain free; they help each other destroy every dependence.
When love lives in dependence, ugliness appears. And when love flows together with freedom, beauty appears."
Osho
Love is a mighty attraction toward everything we imagine,
that we fear and hope for outside ourselves; when we discover within ourselves
an immense emptiness of dissatisfaction and strive to awaken in all that exists
something in common with what we ourselves experience.
If we reason, we want to be understood;
if we surrender to the play of imagination, we want the airy creatures
of our fantasy to be born anew in another's mind;
if we feel, we want another soul to tremble in unison with ours,
so that lips burning with the heart's hot blood do not meet lips that are icy and still.
This is what love is.
It is the bond and mystery that unites a person not only with another person,
but with all that lives. ...
*Percy Bysshe Shelley, essay "On Love"
There is a word, but its meaning has been distorted—
And I am silent: I fear hearing your reproach!
There is a feeling, but it is met with contempt—
And I fear obscuring your friendly gaze.
But should I extinguish the last glimmer
Of those joyful hopes amid earthly sorrows?
Your sacred compassion is precious to me:
There is no humiliation in it, as there is in the pity of others.
Accept, then—not love (that hackneyed name
Has managed to defile the purest incense),
But the sacred adoration of a warm heart,
The mortal's striving toward distant heavens,
The raptures of a butterfly in the morning light,
The humility of night’s darkness before the rosy dawn,
Reverence for the mighty, higher power,
Which grants us peace amid our sorrows.
*Percy Bysshe Shelley, "Love"
that we fear and hope for outside ourselves; when we discover within ourselves
an immense emptiness of dissatisfaction and strive to awaken in all that exists
something in common with what we ourselves experience.
If we reason, we want to be understood;
if we surrender to the play of imagination, we want the airy creatures
of our fantasy to be born anew in another's mind;
if we feel, we want another soul to tremble in unison with ours,
so that lips burning with the heart's hot blood do not meet lips that are icy and still.
This is what love is.
It is the bond and mystery that unites a person not only with another person,
but with all that lives. ...
*Percy Bysshe Shelley, essay "On Love"
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There is a word, but its meaning has been distorted—
And I am silent: I fear hearing your reproach!
There is a feeling, but it is met with contempt—
And I fear obscuring your friendly gaze.
But should I extinguish the last glimmer
Of those joyful hopes amid earthly sorrows?
Your sacred compassion is precious to me:
There is no humiliation in it, as there is in the pity of others.
Accept, then—not love (that hackneyed name
Has managed to defile the purest incense),
But the sacred adoration of a warm heart,
The mortal's striving toward distant heavens,
The raptures of a butterfly in the morning light,
The humility of night’s darkness before the rosy dawn,
Reverence for the mighty, higher power,
Which grants us peace amid our sorrows.
*Percy Bysshe Shelley, "Love"
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