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“The fate of your next birth is written by the karma of this birth”

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“Like the water goes up as vapour and comes down as water again, you leave the old body and take the new body for your soul”

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“I sang a song as I sprang from the womb- which is not unusual. After nine months many Kongos come like baby birds- crying and craning.”

Book:The Record Keeper

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“Being a critical thinker starts with resisting the urge to be a pleaser.”

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Book:Willful Blindness: Why We Ignore the Obvious at Our Peril

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“We all come from the sea and back to the sea we will go. The Mediterranean gave birth to the world.”

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Book:Lampedusa

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“People who're somehow burned at birth, withered or ablated way past anything like what might be fair, they either curl up in their fire, or else they rise.”

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Book:Infinite Jest

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“Vulnerability starts at birth. We emerge from the womb cold, naked and crying, just hoping to be held in a warm embrace.”

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“You better get it while you can You better get it while you can If you wait too long, it'll all be gone And you'll be sorry then It doesn't matter if you're rich or poor And it's the same for a woman or a man From the cradle to the crypt Is a mighty short trip So you better get it while you can”

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“In his 1964 talk on feminism, Winnicott says something he's been saying all along. "...We find that the trouble is not so much that everyone was inside and then born, but that at the very beginning everyone was dependent on a woman." Winnicott sees this dependence as the root of misogyny--though he never uses that word. Perhaps, like Woolf with "feminism," he felt plain language was more persuasive. "The awkward fact remains, for men and women, that each was once dependent on a woman, and somehow a hatred of this has to be turned into a kind of gratitude if full maturity of the personality is to be reached.”

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Book:Are You My Mother?: A Comic Drama

Source: Are You My Mother?: A Comic Drama

“Life is a stream: an ongoing conversation of nature with itself, contradictory and opinionated and dangerous. And the stream is made up of births and deaths, of things that come into existence and pass away. But there is always life, and things feeding on life.”

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Book:The View from the Cheap Seats: Selected Nonfiction

Source: The View from the Cheap Seats: Selected Nonfiction

“Water is the reason of our birth; it is the healer, the destroyer and the final consumer.”

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Book:Temple Of Destiny

Source: Temple Of Destiny