Quotes About Void

The union two abysses does not produce a height.

still I cast my voice out into the void, hoping to reach something beyond distance

look up into the night sky and see not the stars but the darkness between them

I know that feeling intimately. It's where I live. I eat, sleep, and dream of the void, and whenever it calls my name, I'm there in the front row ready to answer.

Art dulls the terror of the void better than anything else.

What a pitiful mass of dangerous nothing

there is a place in the heart that will never be filled

most give way leaving empty spaces where people should be.

Look, the reason is security, a subconscious need for security. I had a rotten childhood. Two bottles at once fills a void that needs filling. Maybe. I'm not sure.

two hollow emptinesses looking into each other

I look into myself and find perfect emptiness

under bridges is only air.

Everything died off and disappeared in that silent way only an eon can absorb and keep secret.

She paused, staring into the void. The void, for its part, stared back unblinking.

when you stare into the void, the void stares also; but if you cast into the void, you get a type conversion error.

But otherwise it's darkness, darkness, as far as the eye can see.

Possibly that's what happened out past the Böotes void—not a galactic-scale civilization, but a race of pathological cowards fleeing their own exponential transcendence.

I am the proud owner of a gaping hole in my soul.

but he was incapable of shame.He had no conscience or soul.No heart, either.That has broken and died years ago.The leftover pieces had petrified in his chest, leaving stone shrapnel in a black, empty place that felt nothing.Just a yawning void of nothing.And he liked it that way...

Eastern mysticism embraced both the tangible and the intangible, through the yin and yang of duality. The god Shiva was both the creator and the destroyer of worlds; indeed, one aspect of the deity Nishkala Shiva was the Shiva "without parts"—the void. Through their ability to divorce numerals from physical reality, the Indians invented algebra.

We were alone. Where, I could not say, hardly imagine. All was black, and such a dense black that, after some minutes, my eyes had not been able to discern even the faintest glimmer.

After that, we had no

Everyone feels that void. Everyone who has the balls to look inside themselves, anyway. It's what life's all about.. A search.

At the heart of any poor soul not at one with the Force, there is only void. —Unknown Je'daii, 2,545 TYA (Tho Yor Arrival)