Quotes About Ishak

#1. From Hunayn ibn-Ishak (Diogenes,8), we learn about his view of women and education: when he saw a man teaching a girl how to read and write, he advised him not to make a bad thing even worse.

Luis E. Navia

#2. I entered my small loft with its chronic undertow of loneliness

Anonymous

#3. There are people you wont miss, but wont forget either. Those people are unique

Ishak Zaaimia

#4. He [Courtois] goes back to Chelsea.

Marc Wilmots

#5. Satan, who is a wonderful contriver of delusions, is constantly laying snares to entrap ignorant and heedless people.

John Calvin

#6. A gladiator only gets to use a real sword when he fights in the arena, since no Roman worth his salt trusts a gladiator with a real sword in the ludus. You have that ungrateful wretch Spartacus to thank for that.

Simon Scarrow

#7. What I think about you, I will not be able to escape thinking about myself, and what I do to you, I will not be able to escape experiencing myself.

Marianne Williamson

#8. If a raindrop that falls into the ocean viewed itself as man views himself, the raindrop would then be a drop of water trapped in an ocean, when in reality, the raindrop is the ocean.

Craig Smedley

#9. Some people collect stamps or beer mats; Mum collected waifs and strays, cats, dogs, frogs, people, and as she believed, a whole host of "little people." Had she been confronted that night with a lion,she'd have made the same comment "The poor thing.

Fynn

#10. When the egoism becomes zero; that is indeed spirituality.

Dada Bhagwan

#11. You shouldnt care so much about what others think," he says. "What you think is what matters." -Hunter (fierce)

Clarissa Wild

#12. Sanctum, a holy or sacred place. What could be more sacred than possessing the power of your own true thoughts? Sanctum. It is both lock and key.

Madeleine Roux

#13. There can be no more noble a quest than a man seeking to rescue his beloved.

Liesel Schwarz

#14. But assuredly Fortune rules in all things; she raised to eminence or buries in oblivion everything from caprice rather than from well-regulated principle.
[Lat., Sed profecto Fortuna in omni re dominatur; ea res cunctas ex lubidine magis, quam ex vero, celebrat, obscuratque.]

Sallust

#15. Nobody in rich countries wants to face responsibility for the lives of people in poor countries. They just want cheap groceries.

Greg Baxter

#16. I come from the place where I am thinking 'I have put my blood on the pages.'

Albert Brooks