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In my brain were stored a thousand pictures. ↗


— Hermann Hesse


#life-of-the-mind #thoughts #life

Now, it would be wholly foolish to deny the existence of laws of nature. And if that is what we are talking about when we say God, then no one can possibly be an atheist, or at least anyone who would profess atheism would have to give a coherent argument about why the laws of nature are inapplicable. I think he or she would be hard-pressed. So with this latter definition of God, we all believe in God. ↗


— Carl Sagan


#experience

Our love is sharpened by the stone of our challenges and strengthened by the struggles of our growth. ↗


— Steve Maraboli


#growth #happiness #life #love #relationships

From warm meals, to daily exercise, to healthcare; one can't help but wonder how our society would be different if tended to the elderly as we do to our imprisoned. ↗


— Steve Maraboli


#exercise #healthcare #jail #means #prisoners

Being giving is a big quality. Being too giving is a big mistake! ↗


— Rossana Condoleo


#giving-advice #life-coaching #life-experience #life-tips #personal-growth

From "Caleb's Crossing"--This is an excellent thought about family though it doesn't apply to me. I am lucky in my brothers. "Now, of all times in my life, did I wish Caleb truly was my brother, rather than that selfish, imperious, weak-willed soul to whom fate had shackled me. ↗


— Geraldine Brooks


#eileen-granfors #family #family

The debt we owe our parents can never be squared, and jolly good too, because doing so would threaten to nullify all relationship, all emotional commerce between the two generations. Being in debt, just like being in credit, means an active interest applies between the two parties and, once the debt is taken care of, the interest is bound to wane. ↗


— Robert Rowland Smith


#family-relationships #parenthood #family

What did “good government” really mean? Langlie and his brotherhood promised an end to political corruption. (There’s no evidence that Langlie ever even took a drink, much less a bribe.) The days of “honest graft” were over, at least for a while. But seen from another perspective—that of ordinary citizens without access to Langlie and Abram’s elite network—Langlie didn’t so much end corruption as legalize it. Langlie wasn’t opposed to a government organized around the interests of the greedy; he just didn’t want to have to break the law to serve them. ↗


— Jeff Sharlet


#bribery #government #legality #political-corruption #united-states

I know, I should've just shut him down like a Broadway Musical, but that's just not the way I'm wired. ↗


— Lynne Spears


#through-the-storm #family

As parents, we have the responsibility and the power to create a foundational love for nutritious foods that will influence our children's choices for decades to come, setting the stage for our children, grandchildren, and future generations to flourish in wellness and health. ↗


— Leah Borski


#healthy-lifestyle #healthy-living #inspirational #family






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