Wanroij De Bergen Quotes

#1. As human beings we have the same experience of destructive and constructive emotions. We also have a human mind capable of developing wisdom. We all have the same Buddha nature.

Dalai Lama

#2. Humans may or may not have cosmic significance, and if they do, it will be by hitching a ride on the objective centrality of knowledge in the cosmic scheme of things.

David Deutsch

#3. Talent attracts capital more effectively than capital attracts talent.

Ziad K. Abdelnour

#4. If you'll believe in me, I'll believe in you. Is that a bargain?

Lewis Carroll

#5. I've always had to have some kind of failure before I was successful.

Dan O'Brien

#6. The one law that does not change is that everything changes, and the hardship I was bearing today was only a breath away from the pleasures I would have tomorrow, and those pleasures would be all the richer because of the memories of this I was enduring.

Louis L'Amour

#7. I'm not sure I could trust a man who would bypass an Oreo in favor of vanilla wafers. It's a fundamental character flaw, possibly a sign of true evil.

Jonathan Maberry

#8. that's as nutty as squirrel turds

P.C. Cast

#9. It's not that hard to climb a pole. All you need are powerful thighs and an empty soul.

Daniel Tosh

#10. Remember not every face-to-face confrontation needs a verbal response

Lysa TerKeurst

#11. ... maybe the whole Internet will simply become like Facebook: falsely jolly, fake-friendly, self-promoting, slickly disingenuous ... . - Zadie Smith

Zadie Smith

#12. Some of my songs are about the feeling you belong somewhere else. But there's also something grounding about coming from a small town.

James Bay

#13. Fear not, daughter Zion," Stephen whispered. "See, your king is coming, seated on a donkey's colt ... " He spun to me, eyes flashing. "This is written of the Anointed One, in the book of Zechariah. You see, it is him! He orchestrates this with intention!

Ted Dekker

#14. Divorce, she could see, would be like marriage - a power grab, as in who would be the dog, and who would be the owner of the dog.

Lorrie Moore

#15. Slowed down by a sense of hopelessness in all his decisions and movements, he suffered from bitter sadness, and his incapacity solidified into a pain that often sat like a nosebleed behind his forehead the moment he tried to make up his mind to do something.

Robert Musil