Quotes About Meaning

I found trouble, but the rest of what I was looking for, I haven't found that yet. maybe we find it when we die. maybe we don't. you've got your books of philosophy, your priest, your preacher, your scientist, so don't ask me.

La gente debe encontrar cosas que hacer mientras espera la muerte.

shock, shock, lord, lord, the factories. the wasted days, the days without meaning, the days of bosses and idiots, and the slow and brutal clock.

When someone else's truth is the same as your truth, and he seems to be saying it just for you, that's great. I

Todas aquelas pessoas. O que estão fazendo? O que estão pensando? Todos nós vamos morrer, que circo! Só isso deveria fazer com que amássemos uns aos outros, mas não faz. Somos aterrorizados e esmagados pelas trivialidades, somos devorados por nada.

From the cubicle of the job to the cubicle of resting and waiting to return to the job. The job is the center. The job is the sun. The job is the mother's breast. To be jobless is the sin; to be lifeless doesn't matter.

Casi siempre lo mejor de la vida consistía en no hacer nada en absoluto, en pasar el rato reflexionando, rumiando sobre ello. Quiero decir que pongamos que uno comprende que todo es absurdo, entones no puede ser tan absurdo porque uno es consciente de que es absurdo y la conciencia de ellos es lo que le otorga sentido. ¿Me entienden? Es un pesimismo optimista.

insan?n kendini nedenini bilmeksizin iyi hissetmesi ne güzel: ya da s?n?rl? bile olsa seçimi olabilmesi; ya da biraz aÅŸk?, nefrete dönüÅŸmeyen.

A imortalidade é uma estúpida invenção dos vivos.

Todos nós vamos morrer, que circo! Só isso deveria fazer com que amássemos uns aos outros, mas não faz. Somos aterrorizados e esmagados pelas trivialidades, somos devorados por nada.

Ella disfrutaba la vida, o por lo menos eso parecía. Más tarde aquello no significaría mucho para mí, me refiero a su excitada y feliz reacción ante la vida, de alguna manera me acabaría irritando, dejándome sin ningún sentimiento. Ni siquiera me aburría.

Poetry says too much in too short a time; prose says too little and takes too long.

Poezia spune prea multe într-un timp prea scurt; proza spune prea puÅ£in ÅŸi dureaz? prea mult.

baby, air and light and time and space have nothing to do with it and don't create anything except maybe a longer life to find new excuses for.

Existem bilhões de pessoas no mundo que não atingem o sucesso pela criação. Quer me dizer que elas estão mortas? – Sim. – E você tem uma alma? Você é um dos poucos que tem uma alma? – Diria que sim.

Produce poco placer o ninguno matar a un hombre muerto.

CzÄ™sto najlepsze chwile w ?yciu to te, kiedy nic nie robisz, tylko zastanawiasz siÄ™ nad swoim istnieniem, kontemplujesz ró?ne sprawy. I tak kiedy na przykÅ'ad mówisz, ?e wszystko nie ma sensu, to nie mo?e do koÅ"ca nie mie? sensu, bo przecie? jesteÅ› Å›wiadom, ?e nie ma sensu, a twoja Å›wiadomo?? braku sensu nadaje temu jakiÅ› sens. Rozumiecie, o co mi chodzi? Optymistyczny pesymizm.

La vida, tan fea como parece, quizá merezca vivirse tres o cuatro días más.

Kuolema itsessään ei ole kamalaa, vaan ne elämät jotka ihmiset elävät, tai eivät elä kunnes kuolevat. He eivät arvosta elämiään, he kusevat elämiensä päälle, paskantavat niille.

Often the best parts of life were when you weren't doing anything at all, just mulling it over, chewing on it. I mean, say that you figure out that everything is senseless, then it can't be quite senseless because you are aware that it's senseless and your awareness of senselessness almost gives it sense. You know what I mean? An optimistic pessimism.

I remember all the faces and the football heroes, and everything has meaning, and an editor writes me, you are good but you are too emotional

the jellyfish has a purpose, the hyena, the tick, the rat, the roach each filled with their swollen light. my light is out. who did this to me?

She sighed. Ignatius, do you know what the opposite of love is? Hate, I said. Despair, Sister said. Despair is the opposite of love.

The only distinct meaning of the word 'natural' is STATED, FIXED or SETTLED; since what is natural as much requires and presupposes an intelligent agent to render it so, i.e., to effect it continually or at stated times, as what is supernatural or miraculous does to effect it for once.—Butler: Analogy of Revealed Religion.