Quotes About Entrapment

The thing that gives you power also traps you.

The seeming truth which cunning times put onTo entrap the wisest.

Let them hang themselves in their own straps.

Although the Lord has accomplished much with regard to Israel to prepare her for His return, He must also prepare the church as His bride....I believe that it will be impossible for the Lord to prepare His bride in today's Christianity as a religious system with all its traditions, rituals, and forms. I also doubt that those entrapped in Christianity will be able to do much to prepare the bride that will bring our Lord back.

Quando um mosquito se deixa apanhar numa teia, não pode querer mal à aranha.

j'étais seul au milieu de cette multitude, pris au piège comme une araignée qui se serait enfermée dans sa propre toile.

Do flies trapped in amber scream?

Seamless, careful, by-the-book performance provides no evidence of what the spider's thinking about the fly enmeshed in its web.

Oh, God. I'm trapped in the fucking Chronicles of Narnia." "I'm sure that would be an amusing reference, if I understood it.

Nikolai did not want to be rescued from that special house and restored to the brilliancy of the Romanov throne, of this I am absolutely certain. If so many of his people felt locked in the chains of poverty, then he felt entrapped by the riches of the dynasty, which is to say that peasant and Tsar alike were liberated by the revolution.

Those bastards had driven me into a trap; Cyclops  ate  the trap.

It was not so much that he was shut out, but that she was trapped inside.

A smiling lie is a whirlwind, easy to enter, but hard to escape.

Do not try to entrap others with your haughty knowledge. To your wide surprise, they will entrap you with their lengthy ignorance.

The adult world moved around us the way fetid water in a fish tank surrounds the little fish within.

I'm stupid. I mean, God. My first relationship was a clusterfuck of entrapment—you know that.

The spider has no need to chase for food, or even to move. It quietly sits in the corner, waiting for its victims to come to it on their own, and ensnare themselves in the web.

You never escape the traps you spin yourself.

safe haven of murderers, the native land and cover for cardsharps, the general lure for loose women

I am locked into the mirror and there is no door out.

Those who try to entrap others are often caught by their own schemes.

None of you seem to understand. I'm not locked in here with you. You're locked in here with me!

When we stop loving, we embrace adharma. We judge, condemn and reject people. Invalidate them in hatred. We stop being generous. Like the Kauravas, we become mean-minded, petty, stingy, clingy and possessive. Or like the Pandavas, we become clueless, confused, in search of direction and wisdom. We forget the path to Madhuvan. We entrap ourselves in Kurukshetra.

The makara is often confused with magara, the crocodile, due to their similar sounding names. The crocodile is a metaphor for worldly attachments that entrap us. While the makara refers to the bounty of material life, the magara is a warning of the perils of materialism.