Llama Inspirational Quotes

Mañana, y mañana, y mañana se arrastra con paso mezquino día tras día hasta la sílaba final del tiempo escrito, y la luz de todo nuestro ayer guió a los bobos hacia el polvo de la muerte. ¡Apágate, apágate breve llama! La vida es una sombra que camina, un pobre actor que en escena se arrebata y contonea y nunca más se le oye. Es un cuento que cuenta un idiota, lleno de ruido y de furia, que no significa nada.

Es perfectamente imaginable que el esplendor de la vida está dispuesto, siempre en toda plenitud, alrededor de cada uno, pero cubierto de un velo, en las profundidades, invisible muy lejos. Sin embargo está ahí, no hostil, no a disgusto, no sordo, viene si uno lo llama con la palabra correcta, por su nombre correcto, Es la esencia de la magia, que no crea, sino llama.

I'm fucking done with sadness, and I don't know what's up the ass of the universe lately, but I'VE HAD IT. I AM GOING TO BE FURIOUSLY HAPPY, OUT OF SHEER SPITE. Can you hear that? That's me smiling, y'all. I'm smiling so loud you can fucking hear it. I'm going to destroy the goddamn universe with my irrational joy and I will spew forth pictures of clumsy kittens and baby puppies adopted by raccoons and MOTHERFUCKING NEWBORN LLAMAS DIPPED IN GLITTER AND THE BLOOD OF SEXY VAMPIRES AND IT'S GOING TO BE AWESOME. In fact, I'm starting a whole movement right now. The FURIOUSLY HAPPY movement. And it's going to be awesome because first of all, we're all going to be VEHEMENTLY happy, and secondly because it will freak the shit out of everyone that hates you because those assholes don't want to see you even vaguely amused, much less furiously happy, and it will make their world turn a little sideways and will probably scare the shit out of them. Which will make you even more happy. Legitimately.

En tu vida tendrás muchos motivos para ser feliz, uno de ellos se llama agua, otro se llama viento, otro se llama sol y siempre llega como una recompensa luego de la lluvia.

Now that Mexicans can retain their nationality, activist groups encourage them to naturalize and become active in Hispanic causes. There was a huge push in 2007 to naturalize in time for the 2008 elections. Newspapers and television joined church groups and Hispanic activists in a campaign called Ya Es Hora. ¡Ciudadanía! (It’s time. Citizenship!). La Opinión, a Los Angeles newspaper, published full-page advertisements explaining how to apply for citizenship, and the Spanish-language network Univision’s KMEX television station in Los Angeles promoted citizenship workshops on the air. A popular radio personality named Eddie Sotelo ran a call-in contest called “Who Wants to be a Citizen?” in which listeners could win prizes by answering questions from the citizenship exam. In 2008, Janet Murguia, president of La Raza, was frank about why she was part of a widespread effort to register Hispanics to vote: She wanted them to “help shape the political landscape.” In California, where 300,000 people—overwhelmingly Hispanic—were naturalized in 2008, whites were expected to be a minority of the electorate in 2026. Joanuen Llamas, who immigrated legally in 1998, naturalized in 2008 after attending the massive 2006 demonstrations in support of illegal aliens. She said she was inspired by one of the pro-amnesty slogans she had heard: “Today we march, tomorrow we vote.” Hispanics like her are not naturalizing because they love America but because they want to change it.

Las vacas no dan leche: Un campesino acostumbraba a decirle a sus hijos cuando eran niños:
 cuando tengan 12 años les contaré el secreto de la vida.
 Cuando el mas grande cumplió los 12 años le preguntó ansiosamente a su padre cuál era el secreto de la vida.
 El padre le respondió que se lo iba a decir, pero que no debía revelárselo a sus hermanos.
 El secreto de la vida es este: La vaca no da leche. -¿Qué dices?- preguntó incrédulo el muchacho. -Tal cual lo escuchas, hijo: La vaca no da leche, hay que ordeñarla. Tenes que levantarte a las 4 de la mañana, ir al campo, caminar por el corral lleno de excremento, atar la cola y las patas de la vaca, sentarte en el banquito, colocar el balde y hacer los movimientos adecuados! Ese es el secreto de la vida. La vaca, la cabra, o la llama no dan leche. Las ordeñas o no tienes leche.

Sintiéndose radiante por el brillo de las llamas, alzándose sobre él y sus burdas maquinaciones, Shallan comprendió. La expectación no era lo que la gente esperaba de alguien. Era lo que uno esperaba de sí mismo.

Halfway through the day, Megan started dicking around on the internet. She made her browser window as small as she could, paused for a second, and then looked up “Carrie Wilkins.” She found Carrie’s website, and on it, this bio: Hi, my name’s Carrie. I’m 26. I make things. I paint and I write, but mostly I design. I like to make things beautiful, or creative. I make my own food and I’m trying to grow my own beets. A lot of people around me seem unhappy and I don’t understand why. I freelance because I know I’d go insane if I couldn’t make my own schedule—I believe variety is the zest of life. I know I want a dog someday soon, and sometimes I make lunch at 3 a.m. I believe in the power of collaboration, and I’d love to work with you! What a total asshole. What does she have, some kind of a pact with Satan? The picture next to Carrie’s bio had some kind of heavy filter on it that made it look vintage, and she had a friendly but aloof look on her face. She was flanked on both sides by plants and was wearing an oxford shirt with fancy shorts and had a cool necklace. It was an outfit, for sure, like all of Carrie’s clothes were outfits, which Megan always thought of as outdated or something only children did. The website linked to a blog, which was mostly photos of Carrie doing different things. It didn’t take too long to find the picture of her with the llama with a caption about how she and her boss got it from a homeless guy. And then just products. Pictures and pictures of products, and then little captions about how the products inspired her. Motherfucker, thought Megan. She doesn’t get it at all. It was like looking at an ad for deodorant or laundry soap that made you feel smelly and like you’d been doing something wrong that the person in the ad had already figured out, but since it was an ad, there was no real way to smell the person and judge for yourself whether or not the person stank, and that was what she hated, hated, hated most of all. I make things, gee-wow. You think you’re an artist? Do you really thing this blog is a representation of art, that great universalizer? That great transmigrator? This isolating schlock that makes me feel like I have to buy into you and your formula for happiness? Work as a freelance designer, grow beets, travel, have lots of people who like you, and above all have funsies! “Everything okay?” asked Jillian. “Yeah, what?” “Breathing kind of heavy over there, just making sure you were okay and everything.” “Oh, uh-huh, I’m fine,” said Megan. “It’s not . . . something I’m doing, is it?” “What? No. No, I’m fine,” said Megan. How could someone not understand that other people could be unhappy? What kind of callous, horrible bullshit was that to say to a bunch of twenty-yearolds, particularly, when this was the time in life when things were even more acutely painful than they were in high school, that nightmare fuck, because now there were actual stakes and everyone was coming to grips with the fact that they’re going to die and that life might be empty and unrewarding. Why even bring it up? Why even make it part of your mini-bio?

Cada decisión que tomamos origina un acto, dicho acto crea otro y así sucesivamente, hasta que nos damos cuenta que la hemos cagado. El ser humano es el único que tropieza dos veces con la misma piedra. A este suceso se le llama el efecto mariposa, ya que el simple aleteo de una mariposa en china puede causar un huracán en Kansas. Aunque de eso, me di cuenta un poco mas tarde.

En la vida existen personas que nos hacen sentir libres de muchas maneras, a veces insignificantes. A veces eso significa que te liberan de una habitación oscura y sin ventanas, o que te sacan de una casa en llamas. Pero lo más frecuente es que signifique que te salvan de ti mismo, y que puedes creer, finalmente, que conseguir que alguien te ame no es una gran mentira, sino algo que debes esperar.

Love is the absence of judgement

A fin de cuentas tu hogar no está en un sitio concreto, sino en una sensación que te proporcionan las personas que más te importan, una sensación que calma las llamas de tu alma.

Una lucha jamás está perdida mientras uno vive. Puede que gane menos de lo que esperaba, puede que pierda más de lo que esté dispuesto a dar. Batallas siempre quedan.

Aunque me canse, aunque no pueda, aunque reviente, aunque me muera.