Quotes About Reality

A wolf can only mock a lion thousands of miles away.

Our reality defines itself by people who strive for change

Silence is the language of nature and beauty where perception and feelings are the only reality.

Humans had built a world inside the world, which reflected it in pretty much the same way as a drop of water reflected the landscape. And yet ... and y

Maya (deceit) means that one cannot see the nature of things as they are but sees them in a different form.

People believe a little too easily that the function of the sun is to help the cabbages along.

There are moments when we think nature happens just for us, and there are other moments when the ridiculousness of that notion is revealed.

I suppose life is what you believe it to be. Perhaps believing in life is its true nature.

The snow in winter, the flowers in spring. There is no deeper reality.

You can't fool nature.

Humans could never accept the world as it was and live in it. They were always breaking it and living amongst the shattered pieces.

with each measured step, we knowthis earth is only as solidas we are.

Sometimes nature is even crueller than politics.

Nature has always been and always will be, as far as my tiny brain can understand, miraculous. Except, nature won't last because the world won't.

God is as real as mind and the mind is as real as nature.

Self respect and reality is tough rival when it comes to balance it honestly.

at first sight everyone seems like human.

Love is not all about loving everything perfect, it is when someones corrosive nature is the only thing that glues you to them which you wished it were never there.

The great delusion of modernity, is that the laws of nature explain the universe for us. The laws of nature describe the universe, they describe the regularities. But they explain nothing.

When it comes to suffering, appearance is everything.

Checked thoroughly, humans stink.

Last days? Don't they know? These are the traits of all days, every day, everywhere.

It seemed to us that all people to a greater or lesser degree belong to one of these two types, that almost every one of us resembles either Don Quixote or Hamlet.

Facts are much more malleable than prejudices.