Quotes About Relationship

I am growing with my audience. When I made my debut, I was 24, and they have grown up with me. They are with me with each choice of mine.

Even my parents are so cute, and they deal with every movie of mine excellently. They check with me ever so casually by asking 'Now how much of nudity are we going to see in this one?'

The things I need from my husband and he needs from me are minimal - respect, support when needed, kindness, love.

When I was the finance minister, I got on well with the RBI Governor.

Mr. Geithner is an excellent minister. We have a good personal relationship.

I don't want the George Clooney lifelong bachelorhood. If I found the right person, I would commit in a minute.

it's easier to refrain from sexual activity altogether than to maintain a harmonious sexual relationship.

To me, the relationship between a teacher and a student is based on on the trust that the teacher has practiced and continues ti practice what he teachers

The most precious thing you can give to the people you love is your true presence.

When we look deeply into nonself, we see that the existence of every single thing is possible only because of the existence of everything else. We see that everything else is the cause and condition for its existence. We see that everything else is in it.

My friends, I wish with all my heart that you do not make the same mistake. The next time you are suffering, if this suffering was caused by the person you love most in the world, have recourse to right action and say the fourth mantra: "Dear one, I am suffering deeply. I need you to help me to get out of this suffering. I need you to explain this to me." This is the language of true love.

When you are in the car together, if you are lost in your thoughts, assuming you already know everything about her, she will slowly die. But with mindfulness, your attention will water the wilting flower. "I know you are here, beside me, and it makes me very happy." With attention, you will be able to discover many new and wonderful things — her joys, her hidden talents, her deepest aspirations. If you do not practice appropriate attention, how can you say you love her?

You can't take the other person out of you. You can't take yourself out of others. The suffering still continues.

There's a tradition in Asia of treating your partner with the respect you would accord a guest. This is true even if you have been with your loved one for a long time. The other person always deserves your full respect.

Our desire to have a partner is, in part, a continuation of our desire for someone to take care of us.

The Buddha taught that this is like this, because that is like that. You see? Because you smile, I am happy. This is like this, therefore that is like that.

Your partner needs your attention and your watering of his or her positive seeds. Without that attention, your relationship will wither.

You must do whatever is necessary to be able to do this: recognize the presence of the person you love several times each day.

You must always check things out by going to the person in question and asking for his or her help: "Dear one, I am suffering so much, help me please.

All of living is nothing but a fervid attempt to move closer together.

We might summarize our present human situation by the simple statement: that in the 20th century, the glory of the human has become the desolation of the Earth and now the desolation of the Earth is becoming the destiny of the human. From here on, the primary judgment of all human institutions, professions, programs and activities will be determined by the extent to which they inhibit, ignore, or foster a mutually-enhancing human/Earth relationship.

We must say of the universe that it is a communion of subjects, not a collection of objects. 

Meditate on the unique relationship between Christians. Psalm 133:1 proclaims the goodness and pleasantness of dwelling together in unity; there are some things in the world that are good but not pleasant and others that are pleasant but not good. But to live in peace is both pleasant and good.

God's holiness is not an unloving holiness, and God's love is not an unholy love. It is only by keeping these two primary moral qualities of the divine being closely related that we may rightly behold the character of God. (p. 98)