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“When all you have is a sword, everything looks like a neck.”

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“I kept watching the river, losing touch with the moment as I often do, the view in front of me taking me to some other place. I get distracted this way. People can be disruptive, nature can't. It wasn't as if I felt disrupted by India. But there was some obscure emotion rising in me, some profound attraction that I didn't know quite what to do with.”

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Author:Jeffrey Grisamore

“She looked over at me but offered no response. Effortlessly, she cast her line across the narrow water, her sunglasses precluding my view of her eyes. She was at one with the rod, the water, the stream, and I felt like I was an intrusion, an obligation to be fulfilled that disrupted the spirit of the moment for her. I also felt that she was as unsure of me as I was about her.”

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Author:Jeffrey Grisamore

“I was raised on water and rivers in particular, and I've come to believe in them. It's hard to put into words, but Christians have Jesus Christ and maybe I do too, but for me He's those swirling pools of emerald green light there, all linked together on a trip to everlasting life. Water is my ancestral home. It's what keeps me warm and calm and centered. When I get conflicted or upset I go back to it and it finds a way to center my heart and tell me everything will be okay. I can't take my eyes off of it and I don't want to leave its side.”

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Book:Six Days in September

Source: Six Days in September

“We kept walking towards the house. I suddenly felt uncomfortable. I had no idea how this was going to play out, but more importantly, I could see it was a mistake to plant myself in the middle of a major family squabble with a wild man at the helm.”

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Book:Six Days in September

Source: Six Days in September

“How do I go from harmlessly being on vacation for some relaxing fly-fishing to stealing an airplane and running from a man three times my size with an arsenal of weapons, to flying the plane in gale force winds with a very sick woman and three children on board?”

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Book:Six Days in September

Source: Six Days in September

“And then she kissed me in a way that carried with it both the weight of our situation and the relief of sharing an honest moment. We stayed locked in each other's arms, kissing in the middle of a deserted house in the middle of nowhere, with only a tenuous plan for how to unentangle our situation and get out alive.”

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Book:Six Days in September

Source: Six Days in September

“My psi-wave threw them all backwards violently, like the pressure blast of a hurricane. Windows shattered. They tumbled over, robes shredding, flying like dolls or desperately trying to grip onto the floor. Wystan lit a lho-stick. 'What I like about you,' he said, 'is that you don't muck around.' 'Thank you.”

Book:Playing Patience

Source: Playing Patience

“One study found interesting gender differences regarding how pain and synchrony affect social bonding. For women, greater social bonding was reported for painful ritual without synchronized movements. For men, however, synchrony and pain created a greater sense of social bonding. One possible reason for this is that males, more than females, over our evolutionary history were responsible for coordinated violent action against perceived threats, which may have selected them for greater sensitivity to synchrony as a bonding mechanism.”

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Book:Ritual in Human Evolution and Religion: Psychological and Ritual Resources

Source: Ritual in Human Evolution and Religion: Psychological and Ritual Resources

“There was a story out there, in a scary place, and she had to bear witness.”

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Book:Magenta

Source: Magenta

“And now insane men adrift in a world without order formed a line at the door. They rendered unto her every evil act brought into this world by God. They fell upon her with brutality that none of them at any other time would have thought possible. There was once no scenario that would lead them to behave this way. At any other time in their life there were no words or arguments that could convince them to treat a woman with such wanton disregard. No one now asked, “What brought me to this?” Not one of them asked, “Who are these men? How did we end up here, doing these things? Who am I now?”

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Book:Magenta

Source: Magenta