Kahalagahan Ng Pag-aaral Quotes

#1. God help us and keep us from receiving what we deserve

Patricia Briggs

#2. And you'll cry out my name you'll finally know what you should have known So very long ago.

Charles Bukowski

#3. GUYS, Owen Meany said. That spring, less than a month before Gravesend Academy's graduation exercises, the TV showed us a map of Thailand; five thousand U.S. Marines and fifty jet fighters were being

John Irving

#4. I hope that as the Senate and American people learn more about me, they will see that I am an ordinary person who has been blessed with extraordinary opportunities and experiences.

Sonia Sotomayor

#5. Learning how to live in the greatest peace, partnership, and brotherhood with all men and women, of whatever description, is a moving and fascinating adventure.

Bill W.

#6. The majority of the American population had questioned the justification for the war in Vietnam. They did not appreciate the government's rationale for sending American boys to die halfway around the world; communists in Vietnam had absolutely nothing to do with them.

Calvin Murphy

#7. Do you want to be famous?

Queen Diana

#8. Has anyone ever told you how cute you are when you talk like a geek?" She grinned at him and Einstein ducked his head, pleased at her mention of cute. "Enough chit-chat, charming. Time for action. You promised the boss you'd probe me.

Eve Langlais

#9. I want to find a man and have a family.

Bellamy Young

#10. Do anything in this world but monkey with somebody eles's religion. What reasoning of conceit makes anyone think theirs is right?

Will Rogers

#11. THE DEMON INSIDE.A book that will take you to one of the scariest places on earth. Your imagination.

Peter Fryer

#12. Our lives are a divine expression no matter how messy and weird they may be. How much more meaningful can it get? The source is experiencing itself in form in a conscious, awake way.

Enza Vita

#13. He who sees his soul is more than his life does not confuse the two.

Gary Zukav

#14. Real men don't make salad

Pete Decker

#15. I was 21 in 1968, so I'm as much a child of the '60s as is possible to be. In those years the subject of religion had really almost disappeared; the idea that religion was going to be a major force in the life of our societies, in the West anyway, would have seemed absurd in 1968.

Salman Rushdie