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“Die Schildkröte kämpft nie gegen die Wellen an, sondern nutzte sie für sich.”

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“There was a time Jeff and Helen loved each other and touched each other's hands and ate breakfast in cafes together and secretly fucked in public, the way people in like do. Then came a time they made each other crazy and beat their hands on steering wheels and tore up love letters and photographs and said goodbye.”

Book:Three Fallen Women

Source: Three Fallen Women

“You can take All the Drama in your day to day world, put that in a Blender . . . AND . . . I will take of the Drama in mine and put that into the same Blender . . . Out will come a Shot Glass full of your Drama . . . while I will be making Milk Shake After Milk Shake . . . So Deal with It”

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Author:Kevin Kolenda

“Thoughts constitute and exhibit the character and attitude that run life.”

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Author:Ehsan Sehgal

“There may be human joy in doing good with definite purpose, but they who do good expecting nothing in return know a joy that is divine.”

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Book:Wisdom and Destiny

Source: Wisdom and Destiny

“Hayat korkunç bir merhametsizlikle devam ediyor. Ama biliyorum ki bu onun doğası. Başka bir şey beklemek hatasına düşmüyorum. Düşsem, düşebilsem keşke. Mal bulmuş Mağribî gibi saldıracağım hayallerin üzerine.”

No Expectations Hoyrat

Book:Hassas Ruhlar Terazisi

Source: Hassas Ruhlar Terazisi

“There are advantages to the way I look. When no one expects anything of you they leave you alone and you can do whatever you want.”

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Book:Exit Wounds

Source: Exit Wounds

“The root of most problems… in our lives, come from when we expect things from others or compare ourselves to those around us.”

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Book:Pearls of Light: passion, poetry & positive affirmations

Source: Pearls of Light: passion, poetry & positive affirmations

“His father had taught him distance. If he could want so little, then very little could hurt him. If he learned early that everything could be taken away, then he would be attached to nothing but the pursuit of power.”

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Book:Once More Upon a Time

Source: Once More Upon a Time

“Nothing ever goes as you expect, Lews Therin murmured. Expect nothing, and you will not be surprised. Expect nothing. Hope for nothing. Nothing.”

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Book:Lord of Chaos

Source: Lord of Chaos

“Democracy is cancerous, and bureaus are its cancer. A bureau takes root anywhere in the state, turns malignant like the Narcotic Bureau, and grows and grows, always reproducing more of its own kind, until it chokes the host if not controlled or excised. Bureaus cannot live without a host, being true parasitic organisms. (A cooperative on the other hand can live without the state. That is the road to follow. The building up of independent units to meet needs of the people who participate in the functioning of the unit. A bureau operates on opposite principles of inventing needs to justify its existence.) Bureaucracy is wrong as a cancer, a turning away from the human evolutionary direction of infinite potentials and differentiation and independent spontaneous action to the complete parasitism of a virus. (It is thought that the virus is a degeneration from more complex life-form. It may at one time have been capable of independent life. Now has fallen to the borderline between living and dead matter. It can exhibit living qualities only in a host, by using the life of another — the renunciation of life itself, a falling towards inorganic, inflexible machine, towards dead matter.) Bureaus die when the structure of the state collapse. They are as helpless and unfit for independent existence as a displaced tapeworm, or a virus that has killed the host.”

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Book:Naked Lunch: The Restored Text

Source: Naked Lunch: The Restored Text