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“A significant portion of what we call reality was shaped by human effort.”

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“Just because an objective appears to not be possible at present doesn't mean it’s unrealistic.”

Present Moment Possible Objective Unrealistic

Book:Life Is a Dance

Source: Life Is a Dance

“Mein zweiter Rat lautet: Legen Sie sich eine dickere Haut zu. Lassen Sie sich von niemandem etwas einreden. Wenn wir die Welt verändern wollen, müssen wir unrealistisch, unvernünftig und ungehörig sein.”

Advice Change The World Unreasonable Unrealistic Improper

Book:Utopia for Realists: How We Can Build the Ideal World

Source: Utopia for Realists: How We Can Build the Ideal World

“Check that the people in your world are able to be themselves and that you are allowing them to do this without judging them by expectations that are unrealistic.”

Judge Expect Unrealistic

Author:Steve Peters

“Kid, that was something!” the service chief exclaims admiringly. “If the lift system loses power, can we count on you to pick up cars on your shoulders?”

Shoulders Kid Unrealistic With Great Power Stron Comes Great Responsibility

Book:The Unteachables

Source: The Unteachables

“Then Hope, that most precarious of human emotions, slipped in on silent tiptoes.”

Philosophy Hope Hope Quotes Personification Fairy Tales For Adults Hopefullness

Book:Once Upon a Today

Source: Once Upon a Today

“Desperately, I needed a reversal of fortunes. Then suddenly, I knew what I needed to do. So, I stopped at the Northside cemetery. Mom was buried there. I gave Deya another pass and left her outside the gates of the cemetery. I wasn’t certain but I didn’t want to mix my perceived notion of Deya’s Voodoo with Mom’s Ghosts, Dead Dawg, and Haints. Too many demons in the same location didn’t appear to be a smart thing. Once inside,I said what I needed to say, laid a rose, and headed back to retrieve my sweetheart. But I knew Deya. She had a fear of ghouls and hitchhikers hanging out in the graveyard. So wisely, I scanned her person for a Greek cross, miniature doll, or chicken foot in her possession. Fortunately, she passed my inspections. So, I left the graveyard, took the wheel, and got the hell out of that area in a haze.”

Spirituality Fear Drama Historical Suspense Spells Thrill Demons Voodoo Withcraft

Book:My Bully, My Aunt, & Her Final Gift

Source: My Bully, My Aunt, & Her Final Gift

“Is it birthday weather for you, dear soul? Is it fine your way, With tall moon-daisies alight, and the mole Busy, and elegant hares at play By meadow paths where once you would stroll In the flush of day?”

Weather Birthday June Hares Moles Birthdays Thomas Hardy Hare Mole Birthday Poem For Thomas Hardy Birthday Weather June 2 June Second

Book:The Complete Poems of C. Day Lewis

Source: The Complete Poems of C. Day Lewis

“Once well underground, you know exactly where you are. Nothing can happen to you, and nothing can get at you. You're entirely your own master and you don't have to consult anybody or mind what they say. Things go on all the same overhead, and you let 'em, and don't bother about 'em. When you want to, up you go, and there the things are, waiting for you.”

Introvert Avoidance Underground Mole

Book:The Wind in the Willows:

Source: The Wind in the Willows:

“Love doesn't need you to be extraordinary.”

Love Extraordinary Mole

Book:The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse / The Velveteen Rabbit

Source: The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse / The Velveteen Rabbit

“Perhpas if I call out to Rat he might hear," said the Mole to himself, but without much hope. Rat! Ratty! O Rat, please hear me!" he called out as loudly as he could, holding up his lantern as he did so, waving it about/ But the wind rushed and roared around him even more, and snatched his weak words away the moment they were they were uttered, and scattered them wildly and uselessly as if they were flakes of snow, Even worse, the light of the lantern began to gutter, and then, quiet suddenly, an extra strong gust of wind blew it out. Well then," said the daunted but resolute Mole, putting the spent lantern on the ground, "there's nothing else for it! Frozen rivers are dangerous thinngs, no doubt, but I must try to cross, despite the dangers." --The Willows in the Winter”

Dangerous Winter Mole Lantern

Author:William Horwood