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- Herausgeber: 22 Lions Bookstore
- Kategorie: Fachliteratur
- Sprache: Englisch
The Most Powerful Quotes: More than 350 motivational quotes & sayingsDuring human history, many were those who have enlightened with the truth and guided the world towards a more harmonious and prosperous way of living. In order to create a more powerful experience, only quotes related to success, discernment, wealth, art, and mental health were selected for the purpose of this book. These are teachings and simple approaches on how to live and become prosperous - the most empowering teachings of all time.May this book be powerful medicine for your soul and change you in a positive way.
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The Most Powerful Quotes
Dan Desmarques
Published by 22 Lions Publishing, 2021.
Table of Contents
Title Page
Copyright Page
About
Introduction
Quotes
About the Publisher
Copyright Page
The Most Powerful Quotes
By Dan Desmarques
Copyright © Dan Desmarques, 2020 (1st Ed.). All Rights Reserved.
Published by 22 Lions Publishing
About
Publisher & Bookstore: 22Lions.com
Dan Desmarques: Biolinky.co/dandesmarques
Introduction
During human history, many were those who have enlightened with the truth, and guided the world towards a more harmonious and prosperous way of living.
In order to create a more powerful experience, only quotes related to success, discernment, wealth, art, and mental health were selected for the purpose of this book. These are teachings and simple approaches on how to live and become prosperous - the most empowering teachings of all time.
May this book be as a powerful medicine for your soul and to change you positvely.
Quotes
"A person has to be willing to have and willing to lose before he can completely be. He must be willing to hate and be hated, leave and be left before he can love.”
— L. Ron Hubbard
“A person who thinks all the time has nothing to think about except thoughts. So, he loses touch with reality, and lives in a world of illusions.”
— Alan Watts
“A predominant characteristic of the behavior of those who I consider evil is the use of other people as scapegoats. Because they consider themselves above disproving, they must attack someone who disproves them. They sacrifice others in order to preserve their self-image of perfection.”
— M. Scott Peck
"A professional in the arts is one who obtains communication with the art form at the minimum sacrifice of technical quality. There is always some sacrifice of quality to communicate at all. The reduction of mass or time or impedimenta or facilities toward the ability to render a result is the exact measurement of how much technical perfection can be attempted.”
— L. Ron Hubbard
"A seed is useless and impotent unless it is put in its appropriate matrix.”
— Christian Rosenkreuz
“A spirit that loves wisdom and contemplates the truth close at hand, is forced to disguise it, to induce the multitudes to accept it. Fictions are necessary to the people, and the truth becomes deadly to those who are not strong enough to contemplate it in all its brilliance. In fact, what can there be in common between the vile multitude and sublime wisdom? The truth must be kept a secret, and the masses need a teaching proportioned to their imperfect reason.”
— Synesius
“A thing which is always subject to the direction of another is somewhat of a dead thing.”
— Thomas Aquinas
“A warrior considers himself already dead, so there is nothing to lose. The worst has already happened to him, therefore he's clear and calm; judging him by his acts or by his words, one would never suspect that he has witnessed everything.”
— Carlos Castañeda
“After an exorcism the exorcist hears, sees, thinks and talks as he always did. But now he perceives on two planes. Spirit is everywhere. Flesh and matter is only “our picture” of what’s there. And it’s not all good. There’s evil and good hidden in that “picture”. After an exorcism, you always know, if you didn’t know it before. You are now walking with a double vision, a second sight, as the old people used to say.”
— Malachi Martin
“Age-old universal rule of courtesy does not apply to them. They exalt themselves at your expense. In their twisted thinking, falling short of the common standard of civility makes them feel superior. Because scoring an “F” makes one superior to someone who scores an “A”, right? We cannot help but sense, not only the put-down, but also the hostility in this behavior. So, it’s unwise to go against our instincts and into denial about how this treatment makes us feel. It’s the defense mechanism of a pathetic little people. They acknowledge the existence of only their pets, people they have trained to wag their tails and mirror them. Everyone else is a threat to their flimsy facade. The all-important word there is threat. They are hostile to anyone they view as a threat. Ironically, when trying to control you, the same people may give you an impudent stare, maintaining an inappropriate eye contact in a kind of stare down. They do this on the premise that making others look bad makes them look good by comparison.”
— Kathleen Krajco
“All animas and all plants communicate with vibration. The gazelle doesn’t have to go up to the lion and ask, “Are you my friend?” Because, at the distance, the energy can be felt. The gazelle will not go there because of bad vibes. If we, when we were young, were taught to be sensitive to the vibrations, we would not find ourselves in bad relationships and bad places. But we are usually told not to go by our feelings, and instead listen to what people have to say. Language was designed to hide feelings.”
— Bruce H. Lipton
“All organisms communicate by vibrations and know if they are in a good place or bad place by reading the vibrations. We humans, have that ability, but are not trained to use that ability. When we see people, we see them as physical particles and machines. But that’s an illusion, because we are interacting waves. That’s why one person can affect another person just by being in the field. You are connected to everything because you can’t separate waves.”
— Bruce H. Lipton
“All tiredness is, is willingness gone bad. People who are willing don’t get tired. It’s only when something makes them unwilling that they become exhausted. I could have somebody enthusiastically opening doors, and then all of a sudden fix it so that doors wouldn’t open, and all of a sudden they’re tired. So you say, 'Well, they opened doors 222 times and that made them tired.' Oh no it didn’t! They opened doors 222 times and that made them feel pretty good. But the time they didn’t find themselves able to open, the door tired them out. Not only is he unwilling to open the door, but he’s unable to do so; and he becomes exhausted.”
— L. Ron Hubbard
"An evaluation on the level of aesthetics is not possible. You see, evaluation would take place on the level of logic. And therefore, you can't get logical about art. Beauty is an experience. It would have to do with a sensation.”
— L. Ron Hubbard
“An ignorant people is a blind instrument of its own destruction.”
—Simón Bolívar
