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“A soul of hospitality and a heart of humanity is a house of love, peace, freedom, liberty and justice.”

— Auliq Ice, Share via Whatsapp

“Love requires trust, and trust requires honesty that is only got through love.”

— Auliq Ice, Share via Whatsapp

“When something is destined, life can be easy .”

— Anissa Papadakos, Share via Whatsapp

“Understanding was out of the question; and indeed how passionately, just then, I did not want to be understood.”

— Iris Murdoch, A Severed Head, Share via Whatsapp

“You cannot fully understand a person s need until you have endured the same need. As hard as you may try to predict and comprehend their situation and suffering, I guarantee you ll fall short until you ve been there.”

— Richelle E. Goodrich, Making Wishes: Quotes, Thoughts, & a Little Poetry for Every Day of the Year, Share via Whatsapp

“The moment we refuse to hurt others because of our own pain, is the time we evolve as souls.”

— Aleksandra Ninkovic, Share via Whatsapp

“she enetered the room and the entire crowd stopped, who was she? even in a million moons; you will never understand her, for she is to mysterious to presume and too wise to share her light to everyone. I wanted to love her, but i could tell, i wasnt the only one.”

— Nikki Rowe, Share via Whatsapp

“Certain things are extremely difficult to understand, such as the concept of unconditional love, perhaps it is due to mislead thoughts about God’s love for us. Assuming that we can say or do certain things and suddenly lose this love and approval. But I when I picture God I picture him standing with his arms out saying, Beth stop punishing yourself. And he says it like my dad used to say, with such great authority and assurance in his voice that I can t help but smile, and know it s gonna be ok.”

— Bethany Brookbank, Write like no one is reading, Share via Whatsapp

“خفض صوتك الى مستوى افكاري Lower your voice; to reach my thinking level.”

— أحمد خالد توفيق, تويتات من العصور الوسطى, Share via Whatsapp

“Cognition begins with sensation.”

— Richard Tarnas, Share via Whatsapp

“I think it was a sense of being completely swallowed up by nature that gave the prairie its powerful attraction.There is nothing like it in all of Europe. Even high up on a Swiss glacier one is still conscious of the toy villages below, the carefully groomed landscape of multicolored fields,the faraway ringing of a church bell. It is all very beautiful, but it does not convey the utmost escape. I believe, with the Indians, that a landscape influences and forms the people living on it and that one cannot understand them and make friends with them without also understanding, and making friends with, the earth from which they came.”

— Richard Erdoes, Share via Whatsapp

“Love is its own reward. We do not have to worry about what other people think about us. We can never feel alone or isolated when we understand that it is impossible for love to leave our side. Love is all around us.”

— Donna Goddard, Circles of Separation, Share via Whatsapp

“Everything in her life, she could see now, had taken the same turn—as for love, she often puzzled and puzzled, without ever allowing herself to be fully sad, as to what could be wrong with the formula. It does not work, she thought. At times there were moments when she asked herself if she could have been in the wrong: she would almost rather think that. What she thought she regretted was her lack of guard, her wayward extravagance—but had she all the time been more guarded than she imagined, had she been deceitful, had she been seen through? For what had always happened she could still not account. There seemed to be some way she did not know of by which people managed to understand each other.”

— Elizabeth Bowen, The Death of the Heart, Share via Whatsapp

“It is easy, too easy, to prefer books to people, since books are so much easier to understand.”

— Marty Rubin, Share via Whatsapp

“I not only understood her, but it was just that inner, spiritual force, that sincerity, that frankness of soul—that very soul of hers which seemed to be fettered by her body—it was that soul I loved in her.”

— Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace, Share via Whatsapp

“Our agreement or disagreement is at times based on a misunderstanding.”

— Mokokoma Mokhonoana, Share via Whatsapp

“I always thought it was pathetic that Reva had chosen to stay in the area after graduation, but passing through it in the cab, in my frenzied state of despair, I understood: there was stability in living in the past.”

— Ottessa Moshfegh, My Year of Rest and Relaxation, Share via Whatsapp