Quotes About Invisible

You know that I've always been proud of the way nature singled me out. It's the people who have been deformed by society that I feel sorry for. We can live with nature's experiments, and if they aren't too vile, turn them to our advantage. But social deformity is sneaky and invisible; it makes people into monsters – or mice.

Besides, what kind of pilgrimage would it be if it didn't contain some element of hardship and enigma? The quest is essential to the ritual. To orient ourselves at the interface of the visible and invisible worlds - which may be the purpose of all pilgrimages - we must embrace the search as well as its goal. If our journey into the heart (or vagina) of meaning resembles in any appreciable manner our last trip to the shopping mall, we're probably doing something wrong.

She cannot be lost because no one is looking for her.

Who say they don't have no pain? Just 'cause she don't cry? 'Cause she can't say it, they think it ain't there? If they looks in her eyes and see them eyeballs lolling back, see the sorrowful look, they'd know.

Paul tells us in 2 Corinthians 11:14, "Satan disguises himself as an angel of light." This adds another dimension to the problems we face and fight in the spiritual realm because our problems do not exist only in the invisible spiritual realm; they also exist in the often unsuspecting vehicle Satan uses to get to you in the physical realm, which includes you—your mind, will, emotions, and body.

Si pudiéramos comprender realmente todo lo que sucede en el reino invisible en respuesta a nuestras oraciones, la oración sería la prioridad en cada una de nuestras vidas. Se convertiría en nuestro primer recurso y nuestra mejor herramienta. Haríamos lo que dice Pablo, sin necesidad de que nos lo recuerden: orar sin cesar (1 Ts. 5:17) y orar en todo lugar (1 Ti. 2:8).

but talking to a ghost about a demon when you're in a room full of people who can't see either of them is not to be recommended.

Many things that seem not to exist are simply in the Dwarfs' safekeeping.

There was for everything a possibility, an invisible pattern that could be made manifest given work and the right materials.

You strike me as a man who will only believe in what he can see or touch. (Callie) Exactly. (Sin) But you know, sometimes it's what you don't see that has the most power. (Callie)

I was conscious all the time that I was following mad whims without being able to do anything about it … . Despite my alienation from myself at that moment, and even though I was nothing but a battleground for invisible forces, I was aware of every detail of what was going on around me.

All the misery of being a fat teenager in America, trying so hard to be invisible, quiet, not to draw attention to myself.

She'd learned how to disappear in place long ago. She was like one of those animals whose defense mechanism is to blend into the landscape and become invisible. It was her way of dealing with rejection: Say nothing and disappear. Never fight back. If she remained quiet enough, people eventually forgot she was there and left her alone.

Fear. Things invisible, and the visible effects by which we know them.

As with language, culture offers to the individual a horizon of latent possibilities—a flexible and invisible cage in which he can exercise his own conditional liberty.

For an instant I think I saw. I saw the loneliness of man as a gigantic wave which had been frozen in front of me, held back by the invisible wall of a metaphor.

When affluent people speak of the underprivileged, they rarely thank their lucky stars that they are privileged, let alone consider that they might be overprivileged. Privilege is their blind spot.7 It is invisible and they don't think twice about it; they justify their social position as something they are entitled to. In one way or another, all of us are blind to whatever privileges life has handed us, even if those privileges are temporary.

Learn to trust what you cannot see far more than what you can see.

He'd seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. This was the second time he'd mentioned marriage to her. The second time she heard nothing but his words.

Philosophy and Art both render the invisible visible by imagination.

The unseen enemy is always the most fearsome.

El enemigo al que no se ve es siempre el más temible.

Mindig a láthatatlan ellenség a legfélelmetesebb.

The change in the girl's face was more subtle, almost invisible; it was not joy, there was no sparkle, but something like a serene contentment. It was as though she had ripened, as though there were a growing plenitude in her, never there before.