Quotes About Mutuality

All beings, including each one of us, enemy and friend alike, exist in patterns of mutuality, interconnectedness, co-responsibility and ultimately in unity.

I only want to hold you if you want me to hold you.

Une première fois n'est neuve que de la vérité de son désir que de se vouloir miséricorde et bonté mutuelle, qu'importe une première fois

Our security and prosperity are inextricably linked.

When the lightning strikes one of us, it strikes both

But you soon find out they don't want to meet you, they want you to meet them.

La verdad es que las cosas que tenemos nos tienen ellas también a nosotros en contrapartida: lo que poseemos nos posee.

I don't really look at myself as an inspiration, more as a fellow player.

We will cooperate with whoever is best... as long as they choose us as well. It cannot be merely unrequited love.

I feel you are woven of the same strand as I, that we are but extensions of a segmented life, and that together we complete one another. I feel a joy in your presence, because I feel my own life wax greater when we are close to one another.

Yet when one of you is near, I feel you are woven of the same strand as I, that we are but extensions of a segmented life, and that together we complete one another. I feel a joy in your presence, because I feel my own life wax greater when we are close to one another.

We spill over into the world and the world spills over into us.

We can starve together or feast together. All flourishing is mutual.

the thriving of one in the best interest of the other. This, to me, sounds a bit like love.

The ultimate reciprocity, loving and being loved in return.

a way that contributes to the good of the whole.

but by the rules of reciprocity none can take more than she gives.

The young and the old are linked in one long breath, an inhalation that calls for reciprocal exhalation, nourishing the common root from which they both arose. New leaf to old, old to new, mother to daughter—mutuality endures. I am consoled by the lesson of lilies.

But it is not mine to give, nor yours to take.

This is the way the world works," he says, "in reciprocity.

All flourishing is mutual

spill over into the world and the world spills over into us

It was the kind of a country where if you worked with a man and ate his bread, you bought some of his troubles, too.

He told me once that happiness was born a twin, that it must be shared. He