Quotes About Existence

Hãy tin r?ng m?i th? x?y ra trên ??i này ??u có nguyên do c?a nó...

It is easy to believe we are each waves and forget we are also the ocean.

Life on earth is a whole, yet it expresses itself in unique time-bound bodies, microscopic or visible, plant or animal, extinct or living. So there can be no one place to be. There can be no one way to be, no one way to practice, no one way to learn, no one way to love, no one way to grow or to heal, no one way to live, no one way to feel, no one thing to know or be known. The particulars count.

For men and women alike, this journey is a the trajectory between birth and death, a human life lived. No one escapes the adventure. We only work with it differently.

We are human, and we suffer, and unlike the animals on the farm, we are self-aware, and we know that we suffer, and it doesn't hurt more or less if God caused it or could stop it, at least for me. I am definitely of the school that believes God has bigger stuff to worry about than me.

A day older than yesterday, a day younger than tomorrow. Beyond that, I don't think much about it.

It all brought to mind the words of C. S. Lewis: "There are two equal and opposite errors into which our race can fall about the devils. One is to disbelieve in their existence. The other is to believe, and to feel an excessive and unhealthy interest in them.

The natural state of mankind is grinding poverty punctuated by horrific violence terminating with an early death.

Man får inte leva om sitt liv. Det är det som är själva grejen!

Han tänkte: "Jag är här." Det är en stor och mäktig tanke. Han har upptäckt att han finns.

Ak, visa, k? davei, trokštu išgyventi, kiekvien? daikt? ir poj?t? - vis? save ir pasaul? - kol ateis mirtis, kol ateis kita.

Kod?l mes vis užmirštam šird?, lyg ji b?t? m?sos gabalas? Mes kalbam apie traktorius, ir apie rok?, ir apie s?rius, NATO, bet užmirštam šird?, kur viskas prasideda ir viskas pasibaigia...

I do not understand, I never really understood, never really lived in the so-called real world. I lived… I live in my own imaginary world, which is as real as any other world, as real as the real worlds of all the other people around me.

pranc?zai klydo sakydami kad kuo daugiau viskas kei?ias tuo daugiau viskas pasilieka kaip buv? nes iš ties? niekas nepasilieka kaip buv?.

You want me to be rational. The most rational thing is the machine. Go to the machines. All their separate parts work together. But I live with no purpose, irrationally.

Jeigu neturi žem?s, tai tu esi niekur.

There is no compression algorithm for experience.

Essentially I'm a pantheist-agnostic. I worship many deities with equal amounts of confusion.

Time talks behind our back. To our face it's friendly and logical, never hesitating to give more of itself. But when we're not looking, it steals our lives and says bad things about us to the parts of us it's stolen

life only starts to make sense when you realize that sometimes - often - all the time - two completely contradictory ideas can be true. Everything that led up to you was wrong. Therefore, you should not have been born. But everything about you is right: you had to be born. You were inevitable.

There are now very few significant interludes of human existence (with the colossal exception of sleep) that have not been penetrated and taken over as work time, consumption time, or marketing time.

When indeed it is in God we live, and move, and have our being. We cannot draw a breath without his help.

Why should not He had made all things, still having something immediately to do with the things that He has made? Where lies the great difficulty, if we own the being of a God, that He created all things out of nothing, I'll be allowing something immediate influence of God on creation still?

Whatever is absolutely valuable in itself and is also capable of being sought and obtained by God is his ultimate end in creating the world.