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Quotes About Birth

Says Saraha: By means of that same essence by which one is born, lives and dies, By means of that one gains the highest bliss.
~ Daniel Odier
And every time the Takers stamp out a Leaver culture, a wisdom ultimately tested since the birth of mankind disappears from the world beyond recall.
~ Daniel Quinn
Not possible. RhineBank doesn't hire anyone whose conscience wasn't removed at birth.
~ Daniel Silva
Pain was a part of so many good things - giving birth, writing a poem, asking forgiveness, even saying I love you. Complete freedom from pain meant separation from life.
~ Daniel Taylor
The day Edward Bloom was born, it rained.
~ Daniel Wallace
When I was born and the nurse held me like a football, when I opened my creepy little eyes, the first person I saw was my grandmother. I opened my eyes and saw the love of my life.
~ Danielle Henderson
The Declaration does what it does, then—bravely giving birth to a new political entity—in four concrete steps: declaring reasons, presenting facts to witnesses, declaring independence, and making pledges. These are the parts that, taken together, assembled into a word machine of sorts—into a "piece of mechanism," to quote John Adams's opponent—make something happen.
~ Danielle S. Allen
Life itself is a gift. It's a compliment just being born: to feel, breathe, think, play, dance, sing, work, make love, for this particular lifetime. Today, let's give thanks for life. For life itself. For simply being born!
~ Daphne Rose Kingma
Because once you're born you might feel all of those things," Boris was saying. "In any order. And you can't control it." Daniel looked up, but Boris had turned away from him, his eyes staring at the ground. He held him tighter. "Maybe it will never happen," Boris said, and blinked. "I hope it never will. But if it does, I want you to be prepared.
~ Dara Horn
Most people have never seen the inside of a womb—or, rather, everyone has seen it, but almost no one remembers it.
~ Dara Horn
Love is the Creator's greatest invention and, as St. Ambrose said, that is especially true when our entire spirit and body are involved in this extraordinary rite, which is after all the rite of our own birth and of our descent.
~ Dario Fo
John "Longitude" Harrison was born March 24, 1693, in the county of Yorkshire, the eldest of five children.
~ Dava Sobel
If women were cowards, there wouldn't be babies, Sir Ringwood.
~ Dave Duncan
What was wrong with darkness? In the darkness of the Earth the Mother caused seeds to sprout. In the darkness of the womb a baby was conceived. In the darkness of the graves her Children returned to her.
~ Dave Duncan
There are evil people, but they still came weeping from someone's vagina.
~ Dave Matthews Band
biological mum
~ David Baddiel
Birth of a Nation
~ David Beasley
As we have seen, nobody is lucky enough not to be born, everybody is unlucky enough to have been born – and particularly bad luck it is.
~ David Benatar
Never to have been born is best But if we must see the light, the next best Is quickly returning whence we came. When youth departs, with all its follies, Who does not stagger under evils? Who escapes them? Sophocles' Sleep is good, death is better; but of course, The best would be never to have been born at all. Heinrich Heine2
~ David Benatar
It is curious that while good people go to great lengths to spare their children from suffering, few of them seem to notice that the one (and only) guaranteed way to prevent all the suffering of their children is not to bring those children into existence in the first place
~ David Benatar
coming into existence, far from ever constituting a net benefit, always constitutes a net harm.
~ David Benatar
We take our shape, it is true, within and against that cage of reality bequeathed us at our birth; and yet is precisely through our dependence on this reality that we are most endlessly betrayed.
~ James Baldwin
in Plutarch's account of the birth of Alexander the Great, mother Olympias got pregnant from a snake; it was announced by a bolt of lightning that sealed her womb so that her husband Philip could not have sex with her.
~ James D. Tabor
In history, as in nature, birth and death are equally balanced."1 —JOHAN HUIZINGA
~ James Dale Davidson