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“No human is incapable of changing the world, but most are unwilling to take responsibility.”
“Life without failures and heartbreaks ain't no life at all.”
“You don't know love, till you've known heartbreak.”
“Appearance is nothing if hands don't unfold.”
“Raise your power in silence, become a dynamite of resilience.”
“Silent people have the loudest hearts.”
“To unself the soul is to unfold happiness.”
“My church is at the feet of the helpless, to lift them up is my worship.”
“You know why we have two hands 'n one mouth, so that we may stop arguing ‘n help each other out.”
“Feel the talk and talk the feel.”
“Beauty lies in kinship of heart, not skinship of body.”
“Freedom of dress is as important as freedom of press.”
“Oneness is the sum total of all eternal truth.”
“Muster the motive for a magnificent mundo. Your motive will charge your feet beyond all woe.”
“To breathe, eat, mate and sleep, ain't existence, to help, heal, lift and light, that's existence.”
“Fall together, fly together.”
“Where there is a place for love, there is place for everything else.”
“Justice is a descendant of love.”
“Tell people who you are without saying a word.”
“The permanent antidote to crime is education alone.”
“Servant-consciousness is God-consciousness.”
“One dreamer awake in love invigorates the whole world.”
“No conviction ought to be final except assimilation.”
“There is no knowledge, only lesser ignorance. There is no absolute truth, only lesser falseness.”
“To disavow destiny is to write destiny.”
“More ominous the night, more spectacular the daybreak.”