Quotes About Self

Neither people, nor time teaches the lesson and experience; however, one itself practices the conduct, attitude, behavior, and action that, whether negative or positive, become a lesson and experience, for its life.

Nothing else than the worst and abysmal self-defeat, which elucidates that; one fetches and embraces itself to become the victim of own ego, vanity, and jealousy.

Nothing exists unconditionally, even not one, with oneself.

Now the Nobel Prize should be the Nobel Surprise. I do not draw any other meaning than as the label to degrading of yourself prize

One can protect itself from the devil, reciting verses of the holy book; however, it cannot save itself from the devil-character human by reciting such verses without facing risks.

One cannot enforce one else, not to love it; however, it can abandon itself, not to respond regarding that.

Reality speaks itself; it needs nothing for that.

Rude, violent and bitter conduct, discussion, talk, and speech only humiliate and harm oneself, not one else.

The ego destroys its egoist silently and suddenly, as a termite does.

The ego, vanity, jealousy and such other flaws define the imperceptive attitude and fly silently, towards self-victimizing.

The enmity of your enemy teaches you to defend yourself and your interests.

The expiry date of the date depends on you.

The most difficult step is to face your ego, and the most beautiful gain is to blow away your ego.

Your eyes mirror you in the mirror, not the mirror, as the mirror mirrors nothing to a blind.

Your intelligence quotient cannot surpass the spiritual, mystical, and love power and strength; any attempt will bring you to defeat yourself, and sorry.

A Zendo is not a peaceful haven but a furnace room for the combustion of our egotistical delusions.

Diri seseorang itu adalah dasar segalanya. Setiap tindakan adalah ungkapan diri seseorang. Orang yang tidak kenal dirinya tak dapat melakukan apa pun buat orang lain.

One's self is the basis of everything. Every action is a manifestation of the self. A person who doesn't know himself can do nothing for others." "What I meant—I wasn't acting to satisfy my own desires." "Shut up! Don't you see you're barely grown? There's nothing more frightening than a half-baked do-gooder who knows nothing of the world but takes it upon himself to tell the world what's good for it.

why shouldn't something I have always known be the very best there is.

Everything I did was something to fix me. With all my heart I was trying to be dead.

We're what our choices make us. What you didn't choose isn't part of you. What you do about it will be.

In themselves, most of these thoughts are not actually harmful; a few of them may even be rather elevating. The trouble is that we have very little control over them. If you ask the thoughts, they would say, "This poor fellow thinks he is thinking us, but we are thinking him.

The law of karma states unequivocally that though we cannot see the connections, we can be sure that everything that happens to us, good and bad, originated once in something we did or thought. We ourselves are responsible for what happens to us, whether or not we can understand how. It follows that we can change what happens to us by changing ourselves; we can take our destiny into our own hands.

One advertisement proclaims, A flat stomach is beautiful! For me, a flat ego is beautiful.