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Quotes About Release

Because how much weight would be removed from his shoulders if he just stopped expecting their praise?
~ Unknown
Francis Wheen will release Strange Days Indeed: The Golden Age of Paranoia
~ Nick Cohen
Ace Bourke, whose ecstatic reunion in Africa, years after Christian's release, is memorialized on film—the unavoidable circumstances of
~ Unknown
The hour of our release draws near.
~ Unknown
I had needed the animal warmth of the sex, had welcomed the familiar building heat of skin on skin, the harsh breath, the shudder that starts in your bones. The terrible urge afterwards to weep until I howled had been new.
~ Nicola Griffith
It's about letting go. It might sound crazy, but it's a kind of acceptance. A being right there and a not being there.
~ Nicola Griffith
She opened her mouth and let the wind take her breath away.
~ Nicola Griffith
She knows when to let go. You should, too.
~ Nicola Griffith
Blood rushed sweet and hot under my skin and laughter bubbled up through me and I loosed it.
~ Nicola Griffith
She felt hot, then cold, then nothing at all, like a bubble rising through water, then floating, then lifting free.
~ Nicola Griffith
Understanding the transitory nature of all things is prerequisite to letting go of expectations and attachments.
~ Unknown
For someone grieving, cook with chives, ginger, coriander, and rosemary. Theirs is the pungent flavor, which draws grief up and out of the body and releases it into the air.
~ Nicole Mones
You have put so much energy into building a prison for yourself. Now spend as much on demolishing it. In fact, demolition is easy, for the false dissolves when it is discovered.
~ Nisargadatta Maharaj
The truth is, the experience of forgiveness is a momentary release. We don't and can't forgive forever. Instead, we forgive only for the present moment. This is both good news and bad. The good part is that you can stop judging yourself for your inability to completely and absolutely let go of resentments once and for all. We forgive in one moment and get resentful again in the next. It is not a failure to forgive; it is just a failure to understand impermanence.
~ Noah Levine
The most important thing to remember is that we must live in the present, and if in the present moment we are still holding on to old wounds and betrayals, it is in this moment that forgiveness is called for.
~ Noah Levine
If we cling now, we suffer later. If
~ Noah Levine
I knew that if the subject were to arise, I would once again speak words that would cut my friend, little ceremonial slashes to his soul, not to cause a mortal wound, just to draw blood and to relieve myself of a nameless burden.
~ Unknown
Life is an adventure in forgiveness
~ Norman Cousins
The only difference between meditation and non meditation is that when we meditate we are not grasping anything or trying to do anything: instead we are releasing ourselves to our lives, with trust that our lives are all we need. (78)
~ Unknown
Forgiveness Meditation. Settle into meditation. Recall someone whom you know you need to forgive. Just let the person's image or the sense of who they are arise in your mind. Feel the feelings. Observe whatever happens without entanglement. Let the feelings come and go. Don't try to forgive, just be present.
~ Unknown
El amor no puede ser enjaulado. El amor, para retomar una espléndida imagen que Rainer Maria Rilke utiliza en una de sus cartas, necesita moverse libremente, necesita una mano abierta que le permita, sin obstáculos, detenerse o escapar. Apretar los dedos para inmovilizarlo significa convertir la mano en un ataúd. Porque poseer quiere decir matar.
~ Unknown
To survive, know the past. Let it touch you. Then let The past Go.
~ Octavia E. Butler
Let go of me." It smoothed its tentacles again. "Be grateful, Joe. I'm not going to let go of you.
~ Octavia E. Butler
Às vezes, eu escrevia coisas porque não conseguia dizê-las, não conseguia entender meus sentimentos em relação a elas, não conseguia mantê-las presas dentro de mim. Era um tipo de escrita que eu sempre destruía depois. Não era para ninguém.
~ Octavia E. Butler