Atoz Quotes

The presence of GOD is everywhere, you have only to embrace it with your attention

When we seek money, or a good relationship, or a great job, what we are really seeking is happiness. The mistake we make is not going for happiness first. If we did, everything else would follow.

rancor—O God, that I were a man! I would eat his heart in the market-place.

We are A-to-Z thinkers, fretting about A, obsessing over Z, yet forgetting all about B through Y.

«no hay objeto de estudio más digno del hombre que el hombre mismo».

Each would collapse beneath the process. We’ve just wrongly assumed that it has to happen all at once, and we give up at the thought of it. We are A-to-Z thinkers, fretting about A, obsessing over Z, yet forgetting all about B through Y. We

As a reader, I’m a lot more interested in what’s going to happen than what already did. Yes, there are brilliant novels that run counter to this preference (or maybe it’s a prejudice)—Rebecca, by Daphne du Maurier, for one; A Dark-Adapted Eye, by Barbara Vine, for another—but I like to start at square one, dead even with the writer. I’m an A-to-Z man; serve me the appetizer first and give me dessert if I eat my veggies.

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Let me guess. You asked him to give you an A-to-Z list of reasons why I'm a demon straight from hell itself." Bowie's lip twitched as he looked up. Bryn's reappearance seemed to ease some of his nervous tension. "I can't remember if I was at O for obnoxious or P for piece of -

Knowledge has organizing power inherent in it. It is simply enough to know, to be aware of the principles;

Astands for all possibilities, absolute, authority, affluence, and abundance. The true nature of our ground state and that of the universe is that it is a field of all possibilities. In our most primordial form, we are a field of all possibilities.

A man born blind from birth will never know the meaning of darkness because he has never experienced light.

People with wealth consciousness settle only for the best. This is also called the principle of highest first.

The Constitution of the United States . . . stressed not independence but interdependence, not the individual liberty of one but the indivisible liberty of all. —Independence Day address, July 4, 1962 (see INTERDEPENDENCE

In the final chapter of Profiles in Courage, Kennedy concludes: “The stories of past courage can define that ingredient—they can teach, they can offer hope, they can provide inspiration. But they cannot supply courage itself. For this each man must look into his own soul.

The choices we make, for good or ill, will affect the welfare of generations yet unborn. —State of the Union message, January 14, 1963