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“The limitation of humans is that we have collectively witnessed facts on this planet only for the last 100 years. For the period before, we are compelled to interpret facts from the perceptions of our past generations.”

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“Honor He Wrote Sonnet 9 The case of life is a case of kindness, The case of reform is a case of unself. The case of growth is a case of correction, The case of joy is a case beyond the self. To unself the soul is to unfold happiness, To disavow destiny is to write destiny. To bring down the walls is to build bridges, To refute inhumanity is to practice humanity. Upon our indifference jungle sustains, Upon our accountability worlds unfold. Requirement of civilization is plain 'n simple, Appearance is nothing if hands don't unfold. You know why we have two hands 'n one mouth, So that we may stop arguing ‘n help each other out.”

Life Lessons Destiny Kindness Human Nature Determination Helping Others Social Responsibility Pursuit Of Happiness Self Correction Life Poetry

Book:Honor He Wrote: 100 Sonnets For Humans Not Vegetables

Source: Honor He Wrote: 100 Sonnets For Humans Not Vegetables

“Honor He Wrote Sonnet 62 Belief sustains a person, But behavior sustains a society. Belief has nothing to do with truth, It is just a matter of mental necessity. Often our belief defies all reason, That's absolutely okay to a great extent. What's not okay is to impose it on others, To sentence others to our imprisonment. I believe, that my teacher watches over me, Even though he walks the earth no more. This belief has nothing to do with your life, But it helps me walk past my crippling woe. All beliefs are good beliefs with or without reason, If they help you in life to become a better person.”

Faith Belief Human Nature Reasoning Freethought Humanist Poetry Conduct Belief System Cognitive Psychology Life Poem

Book:Honor He Wrote: 100 Sonnets For Humans Not Vegetables

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“Every life is obvious, for every life is born selfish. You for one be the unobvious, be the line between human 'n rubbish.”

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Book:Honor He Wrote: 100 Sonnets For Humans Not Vegetables

Source: Honor He Wrote: 100 Sonnets For Humans Not Vegetables

“Tijekom svog dugog života mnogo sam puta promatrala psihooško njihalo na kojem se klati ljudska priroda. Svakih nekoliko desetjeća zanjišu se u neobuzdani optimizam i inzistiraju sve vidjeti kroz ružičasti filter, ali događaji ih uvijek izazovu i potresu, i katapultiraju natrag u uobičajenu apatiju i depresiju.”

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Book:The Island of Missing Trees

Source: The Island of Missing Trees

“If what's often referred to as "the greats," (who weren't likely pasting their own likeness and words to walls and posts in public squares), are quoted for not necessarily, historical contributions, via acts, deeds, art and writings, but for wisdom - then what other than self-aggrandizing, do we refer to those seeking notoriety by repeatedly quoting themselves?”

Philosophy Human Nature

Author:NonGMO Pureblood

“If what's often referred to as "the greats," (who weren't likely pasting their own likeness and words to walls and posts in public squares), are quoted for not necessarily, historical contributions, acts, deeds, art and writings, but for wisdom - then what other than self-aggrandizing, do we refer to those seeking notoriety by repeatedly quoting themselves?”

Philosophy Human Nature

Author:NonGMO Pureblood

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