P Quotes
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“Pythagoras used to say that he had received as a gift from Mercury the perpetual transmigration of his soul, so that it was constantly transmigrating and passing into all sorts of plants or animals.”
“Pythagoras used to say that life resembles the Olympic Games: a few people strain their muscles to carry off a prize; others bring trinkets to sell to the crowd for gain; and some there are, and not the worst, who seek no other profit than to look at the show and see how and why everything is done; spectators of the life of other people in order to judge and regulate their own.”
“Pythagoras wanted to hear the Musica Universalis – the Universal Music, the Music of the Spheres. The greatest minds have always understood that they can listen to the universe. The universe is a life form, a living organism. Like each of us, it has an immaterial mind and a material body. Like us, it has an intelligence and a language. Like us, it speaks. It’s up to us to listen. If we do, everything will change. Isn’t it time for humanity to undergo its great metamorphosis? Don’t you want to embark on this greatest of all journeys?”
Source: When the Universe Spoke to Humanity: Humanity Before the Fall
“Pythagoras was the first to introduce vegetarianism to the West. It is of profound depth for man to learn how to live in friendship with nature, in friendship with creatures. That becomes the foundation. And only on that foundation can you base your prayer, your meditativeness. You can watch it in yourself: when you eat meat, meditation will be found to be more and more difficult.”
“Pythagoras, Locke, Socrates - but pages might be filled up, as vainly as before, with the sad usage of all sorts of sages, who in his life-time, each was deemed a bore! The loftiest minds outrun their tardy ages.”
Source: DON JUAN
“Pythagoras, when he was asked what time was, answered that it was the soul of this world.”
“Pythagorean thought was dominated by mathematics, but it was also profoundly mystical.”
“Pytheos made a mistake by not observing that the arts are each composed of two things, the actual work and the theory of it. One of these, the doing of the work, is proper to men trained in the individual subject, while the other the theory is common to all scholars.”
“Pythias once, scoffing at Demosthenes, said that his arguments smelt of the lamp.”
“Python - why settle for snake oil when you can have the whole snake?”
“Python carries his loneliness in him as if he had eaten clay.”
“Python has been an important part of Google since the beginning, and remains so as the system grows and evolves. Today dozens of Google engineers use Python, and we're looking for more people with skills in this language.”
“Python is an experiment in how much freedom programmers need. Too much freedom and nobody can read another's code; too little and expressiveness is endangered.”
“Python is executable pseudocode. Perl is executable line noise.”
“Python is more than just a programming language. It is a tool that enables people to create innovative solutions and shape the future of technology.”
Source: Optimum – Python – Ultimate Guide for Beginners – Series 1: Unlock the Power of Python with Optimum's Comprehensive Beginner's Guide
“Python opened his eyes. "What do you want?"
"To sing you songs about my awesomeness!"
"Oh, please. Just kill me now."
"Okay!" Apollo drew his bow and shot the snake between the eyes. Then he sang a song about his awesomeness.”
Source: Percy Jackson's Greek Gods
“Pyyhkeet näyttävät aina siltä, että ne haisevat hielle ja hiivalle eikä niitä koskaan pestä, kunnes asuntoon muuttaa nainen, joka käskee pyykätä liinavaatteet useammin, päätyäkseen vain tekemään sen lopulta itse. Vaikka tasa-arvo olisi edennyt kuinka pitkälle maailmassa, pyyhkeiden peseminen jää usein naisten harteille siitä syystä, ettei miehiä ollenkaan haittaa pyyhkiä itseään oman kullinsa hajuisella pellavalumpulla.”
Source: Kaikki elämästä
“Páris, hívj, sürgess, csalogass,
Emlékeztess az esküimre,
Melyeket szerelmes-hevülten
Tettem csillagos éjszakádon.
Utólszor még s csöndben megáldom,
Hogy vagy és hogy nekem is voltál”
Source: Ki Látott Engem
“Până şi adolescenţii lingavi şi cu coşuri pe faţă voiau acelaşi lucru, până şi poştaşii, şoferii, gunoierii, băgătorii de seamă, şefii de sindicat, portarii şi securiştii, secretarii şi conţopiştii. Toţi voiau s-o atingă, toţi voiau să-şi pună mâinile pe ea, să-şi lipească degetele lor murdare de pielea ei de fildeş şi stearină. Toţi visau în secret să se apropie de coapsele ei imposibile, să-i sfâşie rochia, linge-urile, aura energetică şi să-i frământe carnea. Toţi bărbaţii o devorau din ochi, toţi aveau priviri lubrice, de fiară domesticită, toţi se gândeau la aceeaşi şi aceeaşi minune dintre coapsele ei.”
Source: Pupa russa
“Până și durerea servea doar ca să îi aducă aminte că e vie și că sare un țel.”
“Päike pärast vihma on palju ilusam kui päike enne vihma.”
“På samma sätt som ordning inte kan existera utan kaos, kan ljus inte existera utan mörker.”
Source: Stjärnfödd
“Père smiled, and his last note was like a note of defiance flung into the air, bearing him away to nothing and to no one's and as be went be took with him something that would never come again, the lost boy, the frightened happy child - he took something of Julius himself - something that was tremulous, and pitiful, and young.”
Source: Julius
“Pérha, whose name meant “prayer”, came from the coastlands and spoke in a strange accent. She pronounced Deghóm’s name in her own tongue: ‘Demagóma.’ Deghóm had heard that accent all her life. It was Méri, the common language of the sea-peoples. Their own dialect was simply called Déngi, ‘the tongue.’ The girls said Deghóm sounded like a foreigner, but they loved her none the less for it.
Pérha told the story of Deghóm’s birth solemnly, like a prayer taught to a child. Even amid the song, she heard her milk-mother’s soft voice.
“Tunégata, lubagúna… She was so weak, that dear woman…”
Source: In the Day of the Flood
“Për njeriun e zakonshëm me ndie domethanë me jetue, e me mendue domethanë me dijtë me jetue. Për mue, me mendue asht me jetue, e me ndie s’asht veçse ushqimi i të menduemit.”
“Përsëritja asht nana e dijes.”
Source: Besniku
“Pídele a casi cualquier chicana o chicano fuera de la academia que nombre a una mujer famosa de origen mexicano y probablemente vas a escuchar "Dolores Huerta". Si la persona conoce a nuestras escritoras contemporáneas, quizá mencione a "Sandra Cisneros" o "Ana Castillo". Si preguntas por un nombre de los primeros tiempos, te podrán decir Sor Juana, la monja rebelde de los mil seiscientos. Cuando trates de profundizar, la persona a tu lado tal vez va a decir, "iMe doy por vencido!, pero, bueno... ahí está la Virgen de Guadalupe, que creo, está en muchísimas camisetas. Era inevitable entonces, que la necesidad de un libro como este sea finalmente reconocida.
Ask almost anyone outside of academia to name famous US women of Mexican origin and you will probably hear ‘Dolores Huerta.’ If the person knows our contemporary writers, maybe ‘Sandra Cisneros’ and ‘Ana Castillo.’ If you ask for a name from earlier times, you might get ‘Sor Juana’-the rebel nun of the 1600’s. When you try to dig deeper, your companion may whimper, ‘I give up! Well…there’s the Virgin of Guadalupe, she’s on a lot of T-shirts. It was inevitable, then, that the need for a book like this would be recognized.”
Source: 500 Years of Chicana Women's History / 500 Años de la Mujer Chicana: Bilingual Edition
“Późno i lekką ręką przyjęty chrzest był pierwszym poważnym przejawem ukraińskiego charakteru - niezbyt się przeciwstawialiśmy, ale chrześcijańska forma nie naruszyła naszej pogańskiej esencji. Dwuwiara - pokojowe współistnienie chrześcijańskiej formy z pogańskim jądrem - stała się podstawą naszej egzystencji.”
Source: W gazetach tego nie napiszą
“Pôs um sorriso que uma faca poderia exibir se por acaso ganhasse vida.”
Source: Downfall
“Pünd remembered their first case together when Fraser had failed to notice that his travelling companion, on the three-fifty train from Paddington, was actually dead.”
Source: Magpie Murders
“Pürüzsüz yollar sıkıcıdır; zor yollar inciticidir, yaralayıcıdır! Sıkılmayla hiçbir şey öğrenmezsin ve hiçbir şey elde etmezsin; incinmeyle çok şey öğrenirsin ve bilgelik elde edersin! Zor yollardan asla korkma ve her zaman onları tercih et!”
“Pāpa
āmi ēkaṭā paramānandēra pāpa karēchi,
ēmana ēka āliṅganē yā chila uṣṇa āra ābēgabharā.
Bāhura ghērāṭōpē āmi pāpa karaluma
tā chila tapta āra śaktimaẏa āra pratikarmēra phala.
Andhakāra āra niḥśabda āṛālē
āmi ōra nigūṛha cōkhēra dikē tākāluma.
Āmāra bukēra madhyē hr̥daẏa adhairyabhābē spandita hala
ōra karaṇīẏa cōkhēra anurōdhē sāṛā diẏē.
Ō'i andhakāra āra niḥśabda āṛālē,
āmi āluthālu ōra pāśē basaluma.
Ōra ṭhōm̐ṭa āmāra ṭhōm̐ṭē kāmēcchā ugarē dilō,
āmi āmāra uttējita hr̥daẏēra duḥkha kāṭiẏē uṭhaluma.
Āmi ōra kānē bhālōbāsāra kāhini balaluma phisaphisa karē:
Āmi tōmākē cā'i, hē āmāra jībana,
āmi tōmākē cā'i, hē jībanadāẏī āślēṣa
hē āmāra unmāda prēmika, tumi.
Cāhidā ōra cōkha thēkē anurāgēra sphūliṅga chaṛiẏē dilō;
pēẏālāẏa nācatē lāgalō lāla mada.
Narama bichānāẏa, āmāra śarīra
ōra bukē mātāla sphūraṇa gaṛē phēlalō.
Āmi ēka paramānandēra pāpa karēchi,
śiharita stambhita ākārēra naikaṭyē
hē īśbara, kē'i bā jānē āmi ki karēchi
ō'i andhakāra āra niḥśabda āṛālē.
Biẏēra bēṛi
mēẏēṭi hāsala āra balala: Ē'i sōnāra
āṅaṭira rahasya ki,
ē'i āṅaṭira rahasya yā ēmana ēm̐ṭē
basē gēchē āmāra āṅulē,
ē'i āṅaṭira rahasya
yā jhilamila karachē āra ētō dyūtimaẏa?
Yubaka bēśa abāka hala āra balala:
Ē'i āṅaṭi saubhāgyēra, jībanēra āṅaṭi.
Sabā'i balala: Abhinandana āra bhālō thēkō!
Mēẏēṭi balala: Hāẏa
āmāra ēkhana'ō sandēha āchē āṅa
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पाप
मैंने एक पाप किया है,
एक तटबंध में जो गर्म और भावनात्मक था।
मैंने बांह के आसपास के क्षेत्र में पाप किया है
यह गर्म और मजबूत था और प्रतिरोध का परिणाम था
अंधेरा और सन्नाटा पीछे छिप जाता है
मैंने उसकी गुप्त आँख को देखा।
हृदय मेरी छाती में अधीर कंपन कर रहा है
उसकी आँखों के अनुरोध का जवाब।
वह अंधेरी और खामोश छुपी,
मैं अलुथलू के पास बैठ गया।
उसके होंठों ने मुझे वासना से अभिभूत कर दिया,
मैं अपने दिल की उदासी से अभिभूत हूं।
मैंने उसके कान में प्यार की कहानी सुनाई और फुसफुसाया:
मैं तुम्हें चाहता हूँ, हे मेरे जीवन,
मैं आपको चाहता हूं, हे जीवन-रक्षा प्रसार
हे मेरे पागल प्रेमी, तुम
माँग उसकी आँखों से स्नेह की चिंगारी फैलाती है;
कप में लाल शराब नाचने लगी
शीतल बिस्तर, मेरा शरीर
उन्होंने अपने सीने में एक उनींदापन विकसित किया।
मैंने एक पाप के साथ पाप किया है,
चकित आकार के झटके से रोमांचित
हे भगवान, जो जानता है कि मैंने क्या किया है
वह अंधेरा और मूक छेद”
Source: Sin: Selected Poems of Forugh Farrokhzad
“Părea că doarme. Conștiința i se adumbrise într-o înnoptată visare. Amintirile i se întoarseră în rudimentari ciorchini de piatră. Avea doar - ca într-o vagă reverie - închipuirea că e purtat prin infinitul care năștea uneori fluxuri ce-l încălzeau ușor, mângâindu-l.”
Source: Anotimpul sirenelor
“Părea că Freya învățase să își controleze emoțiile, căci nu își mai simți obrajii arzând, deși inima ei bătea cu putere din cauza cuvintelor lui, ce îi provocau stări încă nedescoperite de corpul și de mintea ei.”
Source: Sub acoperirea minciunilor
“Păziți-vă bine oameni, semenii mei de azi și din trecut, de fapte definitive, asupra cărora să nu mai poată reveni decît viața de apoi. ... Voi nu veți cunoaște realitatea sufletului decît într-un moment cînd refacerea erorilor este tardivă. În mijlocul orelor voastre stați de sentinelă ca să nu se ivească pe neștiute ceasul cel rău, ca un măgar subiectiv ieșit la păscutul scînteilor vegetale. Orice ați face, știința voastră rătăcește, și mîndria voastră e un noroi, prin care mintea vă umblă desculță.”
Source: Cimitirul Buna-Vestire
“Płoń tak jasno, świat ożywa.”
Source: Little Planet on The Prairie: Dunya Benim, Sorumluluk Benim
“Přemýšlejte o tom, jak udělat co nejmenší bolest!”
Source: Dobré slovo příštím
“Přestože byla většina opatření New Dealu později postupně zrušena, míra státních zásahů federální vlády do ekonomiky zůstala v USA od té doby již trvale na poměrně vysoké úrovni.”
Source: Milton Friedman: Svět liberální ekonomie
“Připadám si jako slepice, k terá vyseděla orly; sedím při zemi a kdákám strachy, když jeden po druhém
vyletují. Někdy si říkám: to nesmíš, nesmíš být tak
malodušná, nesmíš jim překážet – Richarde, to je hrozné, co se z člověka stane, když je mámou!”
Source: Matka
“Pᥱrᥴhᥱ̀, ρᥱr ᥣᥲ ρrιmᥲ voᥣtᥲ, ᥱ̀ ᥣᥲ rᥱᥲᥣtᥲ̀ ᥴhᥱ sι ᥙᥒιsᥴᥱ ᥲᥣᥣᥲ rᥱᥲᥣtᥲ̀ ᥱ ᥒoᥒ ᥙᥒ ᥙᥒo sρᥱttro ᥲd ᥙᥒ ᥲᥣtro sρᥱttro.”