Joyful Militancy Quotes

#1. But do not you see," answered Martin, "that he likewise dislikes everything he possesses? It was an observation of Plato, long since, that those are not the best stomachs that reject, without distinction, all sorts of food.

Voltaire

#2. We must not decide how to pray based on what types of prayer are the most effective for producing the experiences and feelings we want.

Timothy J. Keller

#3. Oh yes," she said, quickly. "I know all that. But don't talk of it - seven or six years - where may we all be by that time?" "They will soon glide by, and it will seem an astonishingly short time to look back upon when they are past - much less than to look forward to now.

Thomas Hardy

#4. Washing terror-waves round earth-globe back to suburb TV home night kitchens

Allen Ginsberg

#5. I urge you to travel - as far and as widely as possible. Sleep on floors if you have to.

Anthony Bourdain

#6. Love yourself and you can heal your life.

Louise Hay

#7. There is a blueprint for every accomplishment-all we need to do is to know how to follow it. Trial and error is ridiculous after the truth has once been established.

Sterling W. Sill

#8. Style begins by looking good naked

Oscar De La Renta

#9. The sound of boots stomping rhythms out of the dust. The sounds of happy squeals and laughter when people spin out, nearly dizzy from joy. The sound of a scratchy voice, a thumping guitar, a plucky violin. That's what pure joy sounds like.

Natalie Lloyd

#10. This is the great difficulty of service: dying to self. How much easier to hear and obey God's call to leave all for a tribe in Africa than to let the car to my left have the right of way.

Anonymous

#11. The revolutions of the Arab Spring happened because people realized they were the power.

Mohammed Morsi

#12. It does a soul good let the waters run once in awhile-the healing waters. -pg. 85

Wm. Paul Young

#13. Nobody can spare themselves the waiting and most will be unable to bear this torment, but will throw themselves with greed back at men, things, and thoughts, whose slaves they will become

C. G. Jung