Mardon Nametags Quotes

#1. A Christian must worship the Self as Christ, not Christ as Christ. A Muslim must worship the Self as Mohammed, not Mohammed as Mohammed. A Hindu must worship the Self as Krishna, not Krishna as Krishna.

Abhijit Naskar

#2. You can seek clarity, you can seek warmth, you can try to make something for lasting. You can pack something in salt so that it's well made and you can hope that it outlasts time. But, ultimately that's not up to you.

Edward Hirsch

#3. I'm sure that the average person thought we would fold up right there. That's all everyone thinks we're about, anyway. Alexander, Alexander, Alexander. But it's about the brotherhood. Shaun's a great player, but we have a lot of weapons around here.

Chuck Darby

#4. Godliness with contentment is rare.

Craig Groeschel

#5. You and I are stuck with the necessity of taking the worst of two evils or none at all. So-I'm taking the immature Democrat as the best of the two. Nixon is impossible.

Harry S. Truman

#6. Have you learned the lessons only of those who admired you, and were tender with you, and stood aside for you? Have you not learned great lessons from those who braced themselves against you, and disputed passage with you?

Walt Whitman

#7. Most people who sneer at technology would starve to death if the engineering infrastructure were removed.

Robert A. Heinlein

#8. My parents always told me that if you want something, you can do whatever you have to do to get it. As long as it's not against someone else.

Marion Cotillard

#9. A thin line separates destiny from coincidence.

T. J. Stiles

#10. You shape your own life, and the shape of your life is determined to a great extent by your attitude. This is an area that you can control, and in learning how to control and direct it, you will have great power over what is going to happen.

Bob Proctor

#11. In a dream it's typical not to be rational.

John Forbes Nash Jr.

#12. Top results are achieved only through pain. But eventually you like this pain.

Juha Vaatainen

#13. Youth to itself rebels, though none else near.

William Shakespeare