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“کبھی کبھی تنہائی ہمیں صرف لوگوں کے ہجوم میں ملتی ہے۔ ویرانوں میں تو ہم اپنے سامنے مزید نمایاں ہو جاتے ہیں۔”

Book:Parizaad / پری زاد

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“Chapter 8: a walk in the wilds (page 136) They* weren't experiencing solitude when they tramped off with their friends—but they were lowering their levels of connection, mediating things in order to experience an authenticity and communion with nature that their parents took for granted only a few decades earlier. *Referring to teenagers”

Solitude

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“Chapter 8: a walk in the wilds (page 147) It can't be just that they* need a break from thinking—some of their best thinking is done during this supposed "downtime" out of doors. *Referring to famous walkers like Charles Dickens, Mother Theresa, Martin Luther King Jr, etc...”

Solitude

Book:Solitude

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“Chapter 8: a walk in the wilds (page 140) Socrates replied, "Forgive me, my friend. I am devoted to learning; landscapes and trees have nothing to teach me—only the people in the city can do that.”

Solitude

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“She just loved the things she loved, and hated the things she hated.”

Love Solitude

Book:Strange Weather in Tokyo

Source: Strange Weather in Tokyo

“I was pretty sure that I wasn’t very good at this whole love thing. And if being in love required so much effort, then I wasn’t sure I wanted to be a part of it anyway.”

Love Solitude

Author:Hiromi Kawakami

“you were always a million miles away. Here in body, not in spirit,”

Love Solitude

Author:Hiromi Kawakami

“We could go anywhere at all, as long as I’m with you,”

Love Solitude

Book:Strange Weather in Tokyo

Source: Strange Weather in Tokyo

“Children think the strangest things, don’t they? Because anyone who is afraid of thunder is nothing more than a child.”

Love Solitude

Book:Strange Weather in Tokyo

Source: Strange Weather in Tokyo

“It grows because you plant it… That’s how love is,” she used to say. If the love is true, then treat it the same way you would a plant—fertilize it, protect it from the elements—you must do absolutely everything you can. But if it isn’t true, then it’s best to just let it wither on the vine.”

Love Solitude

Book:Strange Weather in Tokyo

Source: Strange Weather in Tokyo

“I tried to wear my solitude less like a burden than like a badge of honor.”

Inspirational Honor Solitude

Book:Wired for Love: A Neuroscientist's Journey Through Romance, Loss, and the Essence of Human Connection

Source: Wired for Love: A Neuroscientist's Journey Through Romance, Loss, and the Essence of Human Connection

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