Quotes About Unbounded

It's quite shameful the way reality imposes no limits on itself.

There's no limit to you, is there?

It was the aim of the one to disguise, and the object of the other to display, the unbounded power which the emperors possessed over the Roman world.

I sort of look at acting like that: if you have no confines, you have everywhere to go.

The place went on forever-like Costco or a chemistry lecture.

We have to be very careful about these types of limited and anthropomorphic characteristics, which is one of the reasons I prefer "Emptiness" as a term for Spirit, because it means unbounded or unqualifiable.

As my Dzogchen teacher said, "Come back when you can show me something that does not have a beginning in time.

Love gives you something extra... It makes you limitless...

I'd imagine you'd be uncomfortable, with your heart full of so many forgotten things." "No, that's not really a problem. A heart has no shape, no limits. That's why you can put almost any kind of thing in it, why it can hold so much. It's much like your memory, in that sense.

Choose joyful abundance in your heart and be unbounded, free, and relaxed. Be relentless with your choice and you'll make your mark.

leading to infinite nowhere.

Poppy does not identify with an age.

An ellipsis is a giant ocean of possibilities.

Don't have rules, taboos, or limits.

I am bigger than the box I'm in.

Ego contraction, however, prevents precisely the free expansion that enables us to find our connection to spirit. This is often described as the difference between the self and the Self. The self is the isolated ego clinging to its small reality; the Self is the unbounded spirit that can afford not to cling at all. Detachment means that you live from the Self instead of the self.

Within everyone is the seed of creativity that can grow in any direction. Nothing limits us except ourselves, for the truest aspect of each person is unbounded potential.

Infinitul-ceva ce nu cunoa?te limite.

An undefined problem has an infinite number of solutions.

If something is in me which can be called religious then it is the unbounded admiration for the structure of the world so far as our science can reveal it.

Certainly one of the most enthralling things about human life is the recognition that we live in what, for practical purposes, is a universe without bounds.

Space has no top, no bottom; in fact, it is bottomless both at the bottom and the top.

We must rekindle the fire of idealism in our society, for nothing suffocates the promise of America more than unbounded cynicism and indifference.

Your soul animates your body, but is not contained