Quotes About Community

My business is that of every other good citizen - to uphold the law.

I make not therefore my head a grave, but a treasure, of knowledge; I intend no Monopoly, but a community, in learning; I study not for my own sake only, but for theirs that study not for themselves.

If all our misfortunes were laid in one common heap, whence every one must take an equal portion, most people would be contented to take their own and depart.

That city in which those who are not wronged, no less than those who are wronged, exert themselves to punish the wrongdoers.

Go to community [for emotional support], but I'm talking about reassuring, sensitive others; not just anybody hanging around. Pay attention to who you're talking to. Are they catastrophizers? Are they unconscious? Neither one of those are going to help you. Be aware and mindful of where you seek your support.

Being surrounded by such loving and believing eyes and ears has made trusting my vibes much easier than alone. It's hard to learn to trust your vibes if you have to hide them from the people around you, so it's important to seek out kindred spirits to build your confidence.

we need people who get us, share our depth of perception, and especially people who will co-create with us. We need our community.

Also, always pray for support and then be open to receiving it. Happily, evolution is prevailing, and six-sensory people are emerging in droves. These days it's becoming less and less difficult to connect with such kindred spirits if you really want to.

Café Philosophe on rue de Temple in the Marais

women about who were either pregnant or pushing wicker perambulators.

If it's in the bin, it's public property.

Whoever it was, whether I knew them or not, if I could help in some way, I would. I mean, if you can help, you have to help. Don't you think? - Poppy Wyatt

I can never resist telling people good news. I mean, why not brighten someone else's life too?

But that's what happens in life. People find new friends and new sisters. It's called natural selection.

People drive by in their colorful convertibles with the roof down, looking all relaxed and friendly, as if you might stroll up to them while they're pausing at the light and start a conversation. It's the opposite of Britain, where everyone's in their own self-contained metal box, swearing at the rain.

This is Christmas," he says, pointing at the happy line of Whos. "Remember? Friends and family gathered together, celebrating. Not presents, not piñatas, people." "I know, but—" "Whatever the Grinch can steal, that's not Christmas," asserts Luke.

Hi there, gang!

Yes!" I perk up. "Actually, I was wondering, do the mothers have lots of coffee mornings, parties, that kind of thing?" Erica shoots me an odd look. "I meant socialization of the children." "Right." I clear my throat. "The children. Of course.

I want to create spaces for people to enjoy, not admire. There's a bit of the child in all of us. Life's too short for minimalism.

A city which belongs to just one man is no true city

Haemon: No city is property of a single man. Creon: But custom gives possession to the ruler. Haemon: You'd rule a desert beautifully alone.

A State for one man is no State at all.

yes and you too—that wounds us all together

Don't let them go begging, abandoned, women without men.