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“The dads know that only time will tell how important genetic ties will be to their children. They also know that their children’s feelings about it will likely change over time.”

Book:Roads to Family: All the Ways We Come to Be

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“Look at it, cold and wet like a newborn calf. I want to tell it everything—how we struggled, how we tore out our hair and thumbed through rusted nails just to stand for its birth. I want to say: look how far we’ve come. Promise our resolutions. But what does a baby care for oaths and pledges? It only wants to live.”

Poetry Birth Motherhood New Year

Author:Kate Baer

“Quick spinning seasons Where everything speeds Achingly open spaces Free for next year’s trees Identities distilled To essence Sapping slowly Dissolving memory Hinting of patiently Waiting eternity All living things decay They cannot stay. Be Carefully To gain your Salvation Cleave The bonds That bind. Reflect, refract The undying light Though we may grieve There is no staying grief We are life’s loves Labours lost That leaf Then leave”

Life Birth Poem Death And Dying

Book:Ethics of Life: freedom and diversity

Source: Ethics of Life: freedom and diversity

“Finally, a woman who has experienced her own mother as a destructive force--however justified or unjustified the charge--may dread the possibility that in becoming a mother she too will become somehow destructive. The mother of the laboring woman is, in any case, for better or worse, living or dead, a powerful ghost in the birth-chamber.”

Feminism Birth Motherhood

Book:Of Woman Born: Motherhood as Experience and Institution

Source: Of Woman Born: Motherhood as Experience and Institution

“She had named her when she had felt her first kick. Had sung to her at bedtime, had read to her in the early hours, and had whispered to her at dawn. They had grown to love each other. And now they were to be parted.”

Birth Motherhood Adoption

Book:Grace

Source: Grace

“The cycle of birth and death is repetitive. The ones who liberates from this, attain Moksha.”

Death Birth Vikrmn Smiling Moksha Repetitive Brahma Smiling Brahma Cycle Liberates

Book:Smiling Brahma

Source: Smiling Brahma

“When a parent creates a child, in fact they have no idea about the history of that stream of consciousness, as in what that they did in their previous lives, and more importantly whether it will be a good entity, or a bad one. What they need to realize is that they have simply created the shell, or the chassis of the car, that the entity will enter and control. Genetic similarities and conditioning are the only tools that will help the parent to mould that child, as it evolves.”

Children Birth Parenting Parents Entity Parents And Children Having Children Stream Of Consciousness Parents Quotes

Author:Jack Freestone

“The Jewish religion says it's not a child until it's two-thirds out of the woman's body--until the head has completely emerged.”

Birth Human Abortion Child Fetus

Book:Motherhood

Source: Motherhood

“Your life may have begun when you were born. But your journey doesn’t begin until you figure out why.”

Life God Christian Purpose Destiny Journey Birth Calling Meaning

Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“The universe is cyclical, with a process of creation, preservation, and destruction. If we consider the cycles of birth and death, we can see that this process of creation and destruction is the very pulse of the way the universe functions”

Death Spirituality Universe Creation Birth Yoga Destruction Preservation Transmutation

Book:A World of Yoga: 700 Asanas for Mindfulness and Well-Being

Source: A World of Yoga: 700 Asanas for Mindfulness and Well-Being

“An appalling double tragedy overshadowed the joy that should have welcomed Alice Lee Roosevelt's entrance to the world on February 12, 1884. The popular, young New York assemblyman Theodore Roosevelt lost both his beautiful wife, Alice Hathaway Lee, and his beloved mother, Martha Bulloch Roosevelt, on Valentine's Day 1884. He gave the infant her mother's name, a wet nurse, a temporary home, and then relegated her to an afterthought. The family turned in upon itself, lost in grief at the sudden and unexpected deaths, too heartbroken to celebrate Alice's birth. It was the last time anything would eclipse Alice Roosevelt.”

Death Birth Tragedy Valentines Day Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt

Book:Alice: Alice Roosevelt Longworth, from White House Princess to Washington Power Broker

Source: Alice: Alice Roosevelt Longworth, from White House Princess to Washington Power Broker

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