#freed

Anything you want can come true if you cast it in the form of a "golden goal" and apply EFT-Matrix Reimprinting to get clear and activate it "in the matrix". ↗

— Caryl Westmore

#emotional-freedom #goal-setting #goal-success #tapping #freedom

On n'est bien que libre, et cacher ses opinions est encore plus gênant que de couvrir sa peau. (La conversation à Innsbruck) ↗

— Marguerite Yourcenar

#opinion #freedom

I am often impressed with those that admit their ignorance, for it is the first step towards breaking out of the prison called freedom. ↗

— Lionel Suggs

#freedom

The fusty showman fumbles, must Fit in a particle of dust The universe, for fear it gain Its freedom from my cube of brain. Yet dust bears seeds that grow to grace Behind my crude-striped wooden face As I, a puppet tinsel-pink Leap on my springs, learn how to think— Till like the trembling golden stalk Of some long-petalled star, I walk Through the dark heavens, and the dew Falls on my eyes and sense thrills through. ↗

— Edith Sitwell

#poem #springing-jack #freedom

Auf den Stachel des Begehrens haben wir nur eine Antwort: fangen, einschließen, festhalten. ↗

— J.M. Coetzee

#lust #freedom

True freedom isn’t limited by partiality or favoritism for one over the other. It’s freedom for all or it isn’t freedom at all. ↗

— D.M. Anthony

#d-m-anthony #freedom

Why does Lewis Black have so much hatred for goodness? I do not know. Because I am not a trained psychologist, I think it would be unethical for me to attempt to analyze him. But based upon his feelings regarding candy corn, I think it is safe to assume that he hates freedom, hates himself, and wants to fuck his mother. ↗

— Michael Ian Black

#freedom

What you shun enduring yourself, attempt not to impose on others. You shun slavery- beware enslaving others! If you can endure to do that, one would think you had been once upon a time a slave yourself. For vice has nothing in common with virtue, nor Freedom with slavery. ↗

— Epictetus

#morality #freedom

If religion is true, one must believe. And if one chooses not to believe, one’s choice is marked under the category of a refusal, and is thus never really free: it has the duress of a recoil.” With literary belief, however, “one is always free to choose not to believe.” This, Wood argues, is the freedom of literature; it is what constitutes its “reality. ↗

— James Wood

#literature #quarterly-conversation #religion #freedom

I think my degrees in Theology and Psychology qualified me for nothing, but probably prepared me for everything. ↗

— Brooke Bida

#anarcy #college #freedom #libertarian-ann #love