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Quotes About Revelation

All the millions of things we possessed as a family were inside the house, but, inexorably, there came one shocking moment when we discovered that the house was full.
~ Shirley Jackson
Dunque alla fine mi svelo: sono un mascalzone, per aver creato alla leggera, e un malvagio, per aver distrutto senza pietà. Non ho scusanti.
~ Shirley Jackson
Perhaps—and this was her most persistent thought, the thought that stayed with her and came suddenly to trouble her at odd moments, and to comfort her—suppose, actually, she were not Natalie Waite, college girl, daughter to Arnold Waite, a creature of deep lovely destiny; suppose she were someone else?
~ Shirley Jackson
You've no idea the messages I've gotten from nuns walled up alive.
~ Shirley Jackson
Everything is thrown into relief, lit in a Hopperesque late-afternoon glow, the one-sided illumination both revealing and casting a long shadow.
~ Shirley Jackson
I keep thinking I am right on the point of telling someone all about myself.
~ Shirley Jackson
Having realized that her affection for Sinclair went far beyond friendship, there was only one thing for her to do. She took off her hat and banged her head against the nearest lamppost. Also realizing she was drawing attention from passerby, she put her hat back on and resumed walking.
~ Shirley Karr
She undressed slowly, dreamily, and when she was naked, she selected a bright red negligee to wear so that the blood would not show.
~ Sidney Sheldon
I think so. But that doesn't have to be a bad thing. Secrets can be a burden. I mean, once you know something, that's it. You can never un-know it. You can never take that knowledge back. The innocence you had before, it's gone. You shouldn't inflict that on someone unless you really have to. Especially not someone you love.
~ Sidney Sheldon
Dreams are never concerned with trivia.
~ Sigmund Freud
Those who have eyes to see and ears to hear will soon convince themselves that mortals cannot hide any secret.
~ Sigmund Freud
Colui che ha occhi per vedere e orecchi per sentire deve convincersi che nessun mortale sa mantenere un segreto: se le sue labbra sono serrate parlerà con la punta delle dita, il suo tradirsi trasuderà da ogni poro.
~ Sigmund Freud
Crystals reveal their hidden structures only when broken.
~ Sigmund Freud
bisogna svelarsi come il solo malvagio fra tutte le nobili persone con le quali si spartisce la vita
~ Sigmund Freud
Pre-Christian paganism is a love poem to a God who remained hidden, or it was an attempt to gain the favour of the divine powers whose presence man felt about him. The new paganism is a declaration of war against a God who has revealed Himself
~ Sigrid Undset
It was as if I had been mute all my life and only now had discovered what words sounded like.
~ Silas House
Daylight is the time God moves about the best. I've heard people say that they liked to watch the world come awake. But the world is always awake; sunlight just makes it seeable. In that moment when light hit the mountain, when the sun cracked through the sky big enough to make a noise if our ears could hear it, I would be aware again of all the things that had been going on throughout the night. Morning just made it easier to hear. Light takes away muteness. I
~ Silas House
Even if humans had not sinned, Jesus Christ would still have needed to come in the fullness of time, because only through that revelation is covenantal relationship realized in the fullest measure-as communion with the triune God.
~ Simon Chan
Je sais qu'on ne peut jamais se connaître, mais seulement se raconter.
~ Simone de Beauvoir
Mystery is never more than a mirage that vanishes as we draw near to look at it.
~ Simone de Beauvoir
No descubrí la negra magia de las palabras hasta que me mordieron en el corazón.
~ Simone de Beauvoir
We can hope to grasp the significance of sexuality only by studying it in its concrete manifestations; and then perhaps the meaning of the word female will stand revealed.
~ Simone de Beauvoir
In amorous passion particularly, one does not want the beloved being to be admired objectively; one prefers to think her unknown, unrecognized; the lover thinks that his appropriation of her is greater if he is alone in revealing her worth. That is the genuine thing offered by all passion.
~ Simone de Beauvoir
I realized that I had come here in the hope of once more finding that man so hopelessly in love: I had not seen him for years and years, although this memory lies like a transparency over all the visions I have of him. That evening, for the very reason that the surroundings were the same, the old image, coming into contact with a flesh and blood man smoking a cigarette, fell to dust and ashes, I had a shattering revelation: time goes by. I began to weep.
~ Simone de Beauvoir