Kring Quotes

#1. Kring is the mantra of power. "Kring" should only be repeated when you are in deep meditation.

Frederick Lenz

#2. There are thousands of mantras. Everyone has favorites. I prefer three - Aum, Sring, and Kring.

Frederick Lenz

#3. Towards the end of your meditation session, or when you feel your meditation is deep, chant "Kring" seven times. Repeat it with sharp intensity, without elongating the syllables.

Frederick Lenz

#4. You might wish to try Kali's mantra. Kali is another celestial being. She offers very fast spiritual progress through intensity. Her mantra is "Kring!" When you chant Kring, chant it very intensely and sharply. Only chant Kring when you are in a high meditation.

Frederick Lenz

#5. And on bad days when you feel like you're stuck on a rock in the middle of nowhere, with no earth beneath you to sink your roots in, and no breeze to push your life forward, reach out to all those who ever gave you love, and believe with the faith of a child.

Sandra Kring

#6. And, as dumb as I am, I think that these days are gonna last forever.

Sandra Kring

#7. Let someone love you just as you are. As flawed as you might be, as unattractive as you might feel, as unaccomplished as you might think you are, let someone love you just as you are. And let that someone be YOU!

Sandra Kring

#8. Be like the single blade of grass. For she too, has been trampled on, mowed down, and hit with such bitterly cold stretches that she had to shut down to survive. Yet still she stands upright with dignity, knowing that she endures, and still she dances with the wind.

Sandra Kring

#9. The tiny seed knew that in order to grow, it needed to be dropped in dirt, covered in darkness, struggle to reach the light.

Sandra Kring

#10. I really enjoy the pastiche storytelling of watching separate stories slowly collide with one another. The audience gets to participate in trying to guess and decipher how one story will connect with another.

Tim Kring

#11. It's not the length of time we knew someone that makes them so special. It's what they brought into our lives.

Sandra Kring

#12. I think, though, that another shame of war is that when it's over, a soldier don't get to leave it behind where he fought it. He's gotta carry it right back home with him, in his head, and in his heart.

Sandra Kring

#13. What does any of it matter in the end but who we loved and how we loved them.

Sandra Kring

#14. All you have to do is do a little bit of research and a floodgate of material comes your way.

Tim Kring

#15. But when your life is broken, you'll let that misery roll by for years, and ignore the side of you that isn't finished.

Sandra Kring

#16. A guy could starve to death when his brother don't come home.

Sandra Kring

#17. Clinical descriptions and Epidemiology

Ann M. Kring

#18. For all those who longed to find a best friend and found it in themselves

Sandra Kring

#19. I'm interested in how small the world really is, and this notion that what happens in one place affects someone else.

Tim Kring

#20. If you ever don't know which direction to go in, or you start moving in the right direction but then get lost along the way, don't get rattled and start moving fast, this way and that. Instead, stand still and be quiet. Then you'll be showed which way to go.

Sandra Kring

#21. I wouldn't have made it back if it weren't for you, Earwig. I just kept telling myself, every day, every hour, that I had to live through it to come home for you.

Sandra Kring

#22. Lucky ain't a puppy no more and he don't bark for just any old reason. It takes a mailman, a squirrel, a car, a bird, a blowing leaf, or a tumbling scrap of paper to get him stirred up now.

Sandra Kring

#23. The ability to be writing towards something that was actually going to be a whole series was a really big lure.

Tim Kring

#24. With the casting in Israel, sometimes there were four or five people, that you could just flip a coin and choose from, that would have been all terrific. And seeing all of these fabulous faces that the American audiences are just not used to seeing is really exciting.

Tim Kring

#25. I'd write Bright Idea #84: When you go through a new town that don't look like much, stop anyway, because you just might find a best friend waiting there.

Sandra Kring

#26. The most exciting part of the casting process was casting out of Israel, which was a really unique process, mainly done remotely from California, looking at casting tapes.

Tim Kring

#27. Sometimes we need to go home to find the parts of ourselves we left behind before we can truly become whole.

Sandra Kring

#28. I've always said that we have to go on thinking anything's possible. Or else what's the point?

Sandra Kring

#29. The depth of talent in Israel is just spectacular. I was very excited by it because when you cast in LA, you tend to see a lot of the same faces on lists for various parts.

Tim Kring

#30. Right now you're swirlin' in a sad eddy, but you ain't gonna stay stuck in that place forever. Sooner of later, somethin's gonna happen to spit you out of it.

Sandra Kring

#31. Bright Idea #91: When the weather's bad and your lights go out, have a pajama party. Eat till you feel sick, hula-hoop, paint your faces. Catch fireflies, and dance naked in the rain. If you do, then your bare butt will light up like a firefly after it's been let out of a jar.

Sandra Kring

#32. Well, Earwig, there's not much about love that does make sense.

Sandra Kring