Emmanuel's Book Quotes

Women are pleasing because they come to us wrapped in the catkin of an enigma and they cease to please when they lose their intrigue.Do women believe that men are only interested in what's between their legs? That would be an error.:men are more attracted by a woman's romantic side than by her sexuality.

A visit always brings pleasure-- if not when it begins, then when it ends. (Quoted from another book)

Prayer is to assure you of your connection with Home, much as when you were children and you left for the day. There was that moment of panic— I’m sure you remember it— when you had to call home just to be sure that it was still there. Prayer is like that. It is calling Home.

Therefore, you, as human personalities, see yourselves separated from who you really are. It is the clothes you have donned in each incarnation to impersonate who you are.

Leave your heart open to Divine guidance, not passively as a leaf upon the river, but as a navigator on that river who may flow with the lovely depth and swiftness of the current yet who also takes responsibility for his own craft.

Whatever dream God gave to you is for the comfort of those God keeps around you!

Be very careful. We suggest getting a book on HTML to avoid becoming a real legend in the hacker world. Putting up a web page before you know how to put up a web page is generally a very bad idea. The .gov sites are an exception.

... le prime cose che Hélène percepiva nella gente erano la mediocrità, la meschinità, la vigliaccheria, la gelosia, l'insicurezza, la paura; forse perché quei sentimenti erano presenti in lei, li individuava subito negli altri. Antoine invece era portato ad attribuire al prossimo intenzioni nobili, motivazioni di valore, ideali, come se non avesse mai sollevato il coperchio di un'anima per scoprire fino a che punto puzzava e brulicava di vermi.

Your life is a book, and you are its writer by how you live it. Write it well enough that your future self and child will be proud to read it. Please give it a good ending.

I don’t want to sound pretentious, but I don’t understand people who don’t have books.” Emmanuel de Bayser

A mysterious, ineffable charm had already bound them. An inherent magic is the only thing that could transform love at first sight into such hungry passion.

That day, she became categorically certain of two things: that he annoyed her, profoundly, and, if she could, she would never leave him.

Lorsqu’on veut apprendre quelque chose, on ne prend pas un livre. On parle avec quelqu’un. Je ne crois pas aux livres.

As my library of podcast interviews was growing, I realized I had more to say about the common threads and insights I had gained into how chefs think, their methodologies, and their inspirations. Combined with my own experiences in the food industry, it was clear I had a story to tell. The result is my book, Conversations Behind the Kitchen Door. Whether you’re a professional in the industry or just a dedicated food enthusiast, I’m confident you’ll enjoy reading it.

She had pronounced the words “New Books” with caution and regret, articulating them reluctantly, as if they were vulgar, even obscene words. As I listened to her, I realised that that it was indeed a commercial term, used to designate an item in fashion, but inappropriate to define a literary work; I also realised that to her eyes I was nothing but an author of ‘New Books’ a supplier in a way. “But novels by Daudet or Maupassant - weren’t they ‘New Books’ when they came out?” I asked. “Time has given them their place”, she replied, as though I had just said something insolent.

En el caso concreto de México la literatura casi no tiene nada que ofrecer. En primer término porque su misión específica es reducida: se concreta a mostrar y no a remediar. Después, porque los tirajes de los libros son confidenciales: normalmente de dos a tres mil ejemplares en un país que sobrepasa los 100 millones de habitantes.

Also, Emmanuel had a mop of snowy hair and a pure, remote look. These features helped him a lot in his work. Whatever you say it is bound to sound fuller and wiser if it is said beneath a layer of white hair. And with a pure look in a world running so much to dirt and antics whose trade mark is a blush, you can often make a whole career without ever bothering to open your mouth except to eat.

I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. 2 TIMOTHY 4:7 SEPTEMBER 24 God makes you strong enough by His supportive presence. That is what He is: supportive. By His power He makes you strong enough to stand against anything. Unfairness, injustice, hate, pain, sickness, weakness, infidelity—such are the enemies of human beings. Time and time again, a person falters under the onslaught of all this. Sometimes, after you have battled long and been thrown back many times and so many difficulties lie in your path, life throws the whole book at you, and you feel like giving up. Have you ever felt like giving up? I have. I’d hate to tell you how many times I’ve felt like giving up. But do you know something? You must never give up. Never. You must do like Paul: You must fight the good fight. You must finish the course. You must keep the faith. No, as a Christian you must never give up. As a human being you must never give up. And if you know this fact, this truth, that He whom they call Emmanuel is with you, you never will give up.

Soy una figura molesta pero necesaria. Mi papel se presta más a la censura que al elogio. Y es natural, el crítico es el aguafiestas, el villano de película del Oeste, el resentido, el amargado, el ogro y la bruja de los cuentos de niños, el viejo sucio que viola a la chica indefensa, el maniático, el doctor Jekyll y mister Hyde: en pocas palabras, el que exige a los demás que se arriesguen mientras él mira los toros desde la barrera.Si lo anterior fuese cierto, el oficio del crítico estaría más próximo al mundo de la delincuencia que a la ley de responsabilidades. Y yo creo que la crítica es (o debería ser) una profesión como otra cualquiera, con sus derechos y obligaciones.

Missionaries are needed on the front line, where the Gospel has not yet reached, because there is something in the name of “Emmanuel” (God with us). God through us comes to these unreached people. They will touch God, see God, hear God – trough us. These people have not touched God in a specific way, only in God`s general revelation of Himself through His creation. How will they hear? How can they hear unless someone goes to them? (Romans 10:15). During my last trip to visit the x people, I had the powerful sense that our presence meant that God was in their midst. They needed to touch God trough human arms, human smiles, human interaction. We gave them that as we worked amongst them, as strangers who battled to make their lives better in a practical ways. In a sense, as they saw us helping them in that battle, they could say: “this is what God looks like... “

Il avait lu des masses de livres là-dessus, tout récement celui d'Hannah Arendt sur le procès d'Eichmann à Jérusalem, il savait que le jour où il écrirait sérieusement, ce serait à ce sujet. Le nazisme, tous les habitants de la seconde moitié du XXe siècle doivent se débrouiller avec, vivre avec l'idée que c'est arrivé, comme lui devait vivre avec la mort de sa soeur Jane. On peut ne pas y penser, n'empêche que c'est là, et il faudrait que ce soit aussi dans son livre. Rien de plus éloigné du tao que le nazisme. Les Japonais, pourtant, qui vénèrent le tao, avaient été alliés aux nazis. S'ils l'avaient emporté... Un moment, il laissa miroiter cette idée. On avait déjà fait des livres de ce genre, il en avait lu un d'après lequel le Sud avait gagné la guerre de Sécession. Il se demanda ce que serait un monde issu de la victoire de l'Axe, quinze ans plus tòt. Qui dirigerait le Reich ? Hitler toujours l'un de ses lieutenants ? Est-ce que cela changerait quelque chose que ce soit Bormann, Himmler, Goering ou Baldur von Schirach? Est-ce que cela changerait quelque chose pour lui, habitant de Point Reyes, Marin County ? Et quoi?

Emmanuel, leafed through a book of photographs, color printouts, bound in black plastic and covered with a thin transparent sheet: There was green grass and a white-paneled house and a little blond girl smiling. There was a large van and an even larger play set. There was a countertop completely covered with food. “This is a very nice place,” Emmanuel said in a quiet voice. “I would like to go to this place.” For Emmanuel, the snapshots of suburban America presented an impossible dream, a portrait of manicured abundance as distant and as glorious as a preacher’s description of heaven.

So shall he sprinkle many nations… for that which had not been told them shall they see; and that which they had not heard shall they consider. (Isaiah 52:15)

So far, this book has been mostly about the divide between black and white Americans, which is necessary for a book about race and racism. As a reminder, “I don’t see color” is not an okay thing to say, because to say we’re all exactly the same is to gloss over a whole history and presence of inequality.

The Phlegmatic-Melancholic Person (PHLEG-MEL) The Phlegmatic-Melancholy persons are seen as extreme introverts. They are the quietest persons who rarely voice out their views. The phleg-mel types are the quietest persons among all the groups. Hardly will they offer threats to people or flatter them with words. Often, they are seen walking alone without friends. Strengths of the PHLEG-MEL person They are people who scarcely exchange words with others. They even live at peace with their enemies. Hardly will they be ruthlessly, even in situations that demand severe action, they are gentle. They may only flare up occasionally when they have been criticized and stirred up beyond their limits. At meetings where people argue and insult one another, they will act gently, as if they were not present. They have the natural ability of showing mercy and being helpful to others. They forgive freely and are not often offended by others. They do not verbalize their criticisms nor create hatred for themselves like the San-Mels. They do not criticize their superior officers in their absence to destroy unity, as do the Mel-Chol types. They do not spend precious time to socialize and also, they scarcely come out of themselves to do things. This behavior traits in them make them good in job fields or occupations that demand patience and detail, such as radio mechanics, computer engineering, watch repairing, taking of inventory and costing. When books are misplaced in a library, they are the persons to search for them; they have the patience for it. Weaknesses of the PHLEG-MEL person They are too shy and slothful. They allow the brightest opportunities in their lives to slip by. With the combination of the phlegmatic and the melancholic traits, both of whom refuse leadership, if they are not careful, they will miss all the golden opportunities in their lives

I DON'T WANT TO SOUND PRETENTIOUS," says Emmanuel de Bayser, "but I don't understand people who don't have books.

What you love to do, you do well. What you do well will earn you money. If there is not a formal occupation that honors your vision, then I would say it’s about time you took your creative power and designed a job for yourself. Is this fanciful? Not at all. Look back in history. Those who amassed great fortunes did not follow in the footsteps of structure. They moved with their own creativity. What brings you joy will bring you abundance.

The times of futility, depression, emptiness in your lives are not because you are unworthy or because life is empty, but because you are following something that does not belong to you, that can never fill you regardless of how perfectly you obey.

Death. I have fed that foul beast a feast, and yet it still hungers. I have killed… many. My hands are covered in blood that will not wash out, blood that will stain them for as long as I draw breath.

Faced with the primary instinct that a genetic programme pushes to reproductive need, humans have managed to divert from that to make themselves beings of pleasure. In the end, there lies the difference. Man is the only mammal that has sex for pleasure.

It’s no surprise that many later analysts, in judging these and other actions and statements by Diem in the course of 1955, depicted him as a power-hungry and hypocritical autocrat, a reactionary mandarin, a pliant U.S. puppet, and nothing more. But this is insufficient. As recent scholarship has demonstrated, Diem was a modernizer of sorts, a man who had his own vision for Vietnam’s future and who sought to strike a balance between progress and Vietnam’s cultural traditions. “We are not going to go back to a sterile copy of the mandarin past,” Diem told journalist Marguerite Higgins. “We are going to adapt the best of our heritage to the modern situation.”15 Along with his brother and chief adviser Ngo Dinh Nhu, he embraced the ideology of personalism, which was rooted in the efforts of humanist Roman Catholic intellectuals in interwar France to find a third way to economic development, between liberal democracy and Communism. A key figure was philosopher Emmanuel Mounier, who expounded his ideas in books and in the journal Esprit. For Nhu, an intellectual and a graduate of France’s L’École des chartes, personalism’s emphasis on the value of community, rather than individualism, while at the same time avoiding the dehumanizing collectivism of socialism, held tremendous appeal and could complement the traditional concern of Vietnamese culture with social relationships.

Before I go any further, a few words on the worst of all arguments: that this is just how black families are. As if black people are genetically disposed to this brokenness. If broken families were in the nature of black people, how do we explain all those efforts in the wake of war? How to explain why black people didn’t have broken families when they were back in Africa? As an African and first-generation American, I can confidently say that in Nigeria, family ties are every bit as strong, if not stronger, than they are here. If this book has emphasized anything, it’s that history has a huge part to play on what kind of America we live in now. What we see of the black family is the legacy of America’s first black families. So if the brokenness isn’t inherent, why has that legacy persisted for so long?

Remember that you, the human being, are also the Angel that is your essence. If you can align with that truth, then your connection with all Angels is open and flowing. If you believe you are reaching out from an inner unworthiness, desperation, or endangerment to find some help, it is much more difficult for us to reach you. We walk with you. We speak with you. We teach you. We caress you and comfort that portion of you that is in physical form until such a time as the remembering begins to take hold. Then, more and more, your vision clears and you walk both in the world of spirit and the world of physically materialised matter with equal awareness. Emmanuel Book Ill What Is An Angel Doing Here? p166

So as the human experience dwells on the sense of lostness, the Divine Being simply walks from place to place, allowing the directives to be received, knowing their Divine nature and experiencing the absolute assurance that no one is ever lost. Emmanuel Book Ill What Is An Angel Doing Here?

The dimensions you are experiencing your life in are saying to you more than ever, it is your choice to experience your ‘reality.

Swiss journalist Myret Zaki expounds the thesis of the collapse of the American economic model in her book The End of the Dollar. First of all, she shows that the American figures are a vast deception: GNP is disconnected from reality by methodological changes and constant redefinition, which go almost unnoticed by the general public. Real GNP is far lower than what is published—a thesis maintained as far back as 2002 by French historian Emmanuel Todd in his book After the Empire.

he who kills purpose kills is place in the great book of history

AROUND THIS TIME my mother, Hélène Carrère d’Encausse, who’s since become a renowned historian in her own right, published her first book, Marxism and Asia. The fact that my mother had written a book impressed me a lot. I tried to read it, but I got stuck on the very first four words, which read: “Marxism, as everyone knows…

For no one truly wins in a fight;

Our Actions are determined and controlled by Our Thoughts

It is never too late to be WHOMEVER YOU DESIRE TO BE!

BE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY! Yes! The First Command there is; is “Be Fruitful! Then Multiply. What is your seed? What is your gift? Plant it. Make a fruit out of it and then…MULTIPLY IT!

One must assemble and associate with like-minded people who are in pursuit of the same goals, dreams and or ideas.

Failure will never overtake me if my determination to succeed is strong enough” -OG MANDINO

THE GREATEST SECRET IN THE WORLD “I will greet this day with love in my heart for it is the greatest secret of success in all ventures” -OG MANDINO

One MUST Learn To Find One’s Own Way! No one can live one’s life for him or her; the only thing a family, friend, advisor etc can do for anybody is to BE THERE WHEN ONE IS IN NEED! AND FRIENDS MAY I TELL YOU,

The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who can't read.” -MARK TWAIN

by being of service...You can make a money magnet of yourself but first, you must figure out how to make money for other people...

The purpose of this book is to sharpen your entrepreneur grit, enlarge the scope of your mind, refine your ideas, and attach wings on your shoulders.

It was Isaac Newton, the English Physicist, Mathematician, and Philosopher that said, “if I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.

In the third and final section of the Alf laylah frame, the two men return home. The King Shahriyār eventually adopts a policy of taking a virgin each night and having her killed in the morning, which he continues until, suitable virgins in increasingly short supply, his vizier’s daughter offers herself, and thus the king meets the formidable. [Emmanuel] Cosquin asserted that the “fabric” of this motif was Indian, and he gave various instances in which a young woman delays a dreaded event by telling a succession of stories.

GROW RICH “Whatever the mind can conceive and believe it can achieve” -NAPOLEON HILL

there is something one can do better than anyone else in the world, find out what it is and do it”.

THE RICHEST MAN IN BABYLON “A part of all you earn is yours to keep” -GEORGE S. CLASON

Silence guards the treasures of your soul. Let your life be a book with some pages that need to be read.