Quotes About Harmony

Love alone is capable of uniting living beings in such a way as to complete and fulfill them, for it alone takes them and joins them by what is deepest in themselves"—Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. And "Greater

You can have privacy and tranquility up there, too, but also a sort of neighborhood.

Where love rules, there is no will to power; and where power predominates, love is lacking. The one is the shadow of the other. —Carl Gustav Jung PART 1 RUSTLING WILLOWS Incredible coincidences without apparent cause are called synchronicities.

Nothing is more dangerous for me than to forget that I am a man both of reason and supernatural perception. When I function in only one mode or the other, I am denying half myself, half my potential

Under the final level of apparent chaos, one finds strange order again, and the final level of order is thought." "Thought?

We Westerners grew up having our most poignant feelings invoked by the I-IV-V chord progression that runs from Bach to pop.

Love takes something that's difficult and makes it feel so effortless.

There's more to life than work and more work.

We were very different people outwardly but we shared the same core values and beliefs.

The gathering with Sam and Beth's parents had gone relatively well

my mother telling me never to go to bed without resolving an argument.

The music was so mournful and emotional that it seemed like the only suitable thing to play.

Fear and logic belong together.

Nothing is duller than a progression of common chords. One wants some contrast, which breaks up the clear white light and makes it iridescent.

Sanatta kazanan bizler doÄŸada her zaman maÄŸlubuz.

Love and violence-not to conquer one with the other but to live with both, that's what I've learned. Each pulling me a different way. If I relax my struggles they don't tear me in two, but lift me up.

Most supernatural peace is too quiet for our flesh.

Music"—he smiled his glorious smile and raised his index finger—"music speaks for the soul because words are too small.

If you want to have everybody agreeing with you, join a club or program or church that agrees with you.

Having many enemies means having no peace.

When taking care of a horse, what one must do is remove everything that is harmful to the horse in order to bring out the horse's own natural vitality. The way to rule the empire is similar.

Use the art of reduction in every aspect of life. The Tao is all about simplicity, so the Tao process is about subtraction rather than addition. Remove obstacles and complexity to unleash the power of your natural capabilities and to fully express your vast potential.

Thus, if you look for the Tao in books, you won't find it anywhere . . . but if you look for the Tao in life, you will find it everywhere.

The Tao does not accumulate or increase complexity—it reduces, simplifies, and streamlines. It's not about learning more techniques—it's about discarding the harmful elements.