“Although our intellect always
longs for clarity and certainty,
our nature often finds
uncertainty fascinating.”
~ Carl von Clausewitz
“Although our intellect always
longs for clarity and certainty,
our nature often finds
uncertainty fascinating.”
~ Carl von Clausewitz
“Cows run away from the storm
while the buffalo charges toward it;
and gets through it quicker.
Whenever I am confronted with
a tough challenge, I do not prolong
the torment, I become the buffalo.”
~ Wilma Mankiller
“Our dead are never dead to us,
until we have forgotten them.”
~ George Eliot
“They say it’s better to bury
your sadness in a graveyard
or garden that waits for the
Spring to wake from its sleep
and burst into green.”
~ Conor Oberst
“Many of us are in our
own prisons that aren’t
made of iron bars.”
~ Hill Harper
“Grow old along with me!
The best is yet to be.”
~ Robert Browning
“If there were no ministers
and no priests, how long
would there be any churches?”
~ Lemuel K. Washburn
“If you can’t sit in a café
and be ignored, how can you
observe human nature and
write a story?”
~ Evangeline Lilly
“If you will not determine
to be pure, you will grow
more and more impure.”
~ George MacDonald