Quotes About Existence

Gerçekte hep iki zaman aras?nday?zd?r: Gövdenin ve bilincin zaman? aras?nda. Bütün öbür kültürlerdeki ruh ve gözde aras?ndaki ayr?m iÅŸte buradan kaynaklan?r. Öncelik her zaman ruhundur ve yeri bir baÅŸka zaman?n akt??? çizgidedir.

We have no word for this darkness. It is not night and it is not ignorance. From time to time we all cross this darkness, seeing everything: so much everything that we can distinguish nothing. You know it, Marisa, better than I. It's the interior from which everything came.

One's death is already one's own. It belongs to nobody else: not even to a killer. This means that it is already part of one's life.

The living reduce the dead to those who have lived; yet the dead already include the living in their own great collective.

Anybody who passes more than a day in eternity is as old as God could ever be.

Los tangos están hechos por pedazos de vida que han sobrevivido por casualidad

There is no need for God to situate himself in relation to others: he is himself the situation.

? m?s? gyvenim? ?eina tiek kit? gyvenim?, kad j? nesuskai?iuosi.

bir kitap yazmak isterim bazen yaln?z zamanla ilgili bir kitap zaman?n nas?l da olmay???, gelecek ve geçmiÅŸin nas?l da sürekli bir ÅŸu an oluÅŸuyla ilgili. düÅŸünürüm ki herkes - yaÅŸayan yaÅŸam?? ve yaÅŸayacak olan herkes- canl?d?r ÅŸimdi. bu meseleyi didik didik etmek isterim tüfeÄŸini boÅŸaltan bir asker gibi.

Life, friends, is boring. We must not say so.

Oh, for once I was beginning to know the real truth! Man was born for slaughter!

The self is simply that warm single point of sentience around which the life of the universe gathers.

I think i'm just breathing, that's all. And there's a difference between breathing and being alive.

Hell, in my opinion, is never finding your true self and never living your own life or knowing who you are.

It's very quiet but I'm aware that life is going on outside.

Our conscious experience arises out of the laws of nature, the states of our brain, and our entanglement with the world.

we may just have to come around to the notion that there's my universe and there's your universe—but there's no such thing as the universe.

For me, the laws that apply to animals apply to us. And in that view of life, there is grandeur enough.

The universe has been around for 13.8 billion years and

is likely to survive for another 100 billion years or more.

Our present biosphere is the outcome of about 4 billion years of evolution, and we can trace cosmic history right back to a Big Bang that happened about 13.7 billion years ago.

The mediocrity principle simply states that you aren't special. The universe does not revolve around you; this planet isn't privileged in any unique way; your country is not the perfect product of divine destiny; your existence isn't the product of directed, intentional fate; and that tuna sandwich you had for lunch was not plotting to give you indigestion.

The law in our time is, and probably ought to remain, almost unrealistically humanistic; in its eyes, corporations are people, stock exchanges are street-corner marketplaces where buyer and seller haggle face to face, and computers scarcely exist.

The greatest tragedy in life is not to die, but to live a life without purpose or meaning.