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Quotes About Mind

Of course we have an 'unconscious mind' and this is partly what my book is about. But there is no general chart of that lost continent. Certainly not a 'scientific' one.
~ Iris Murdoch
A really malicious letter should be read once only and destroyed, or best of all not read at all. These things lodge in the mind.
~ Iris Murdoch
It's madness — Madness is where we live now.
~ Iris Murdoch
Time had never been visible to him before.
~ Iris Murdoch
He saw moving pictures. It was not quite like remembering.
~ Iris Murdoch
One's mind is such an old rubbish heap. All sorts of little bits of machinery start up.
~ Iris Murdoch
He had for many years now been spared the demons, though he was constantly aware of their continued presence. He could hear them, as it were, moving behind the wall. They belonged to him and would doubtless go with him to the grave. His mind too, like David's, ran irresistibly to the horror.
~ Iris Murdoch
You know as well as I do that one can be imprisoned in one's mind.
~ Iris Murdoch
You don't understand what it's like when things are terrible in your mind.
~ Iris Murdoch
She has lost the instinct for happiness.
~ Iris Murdoch
It's not even like memory. It's all just there. All the time, Willy? Every hour, every minute.
~ Iris Murdoch
One's capacity to forget absolutely is immense.
~ Iris Murdoch
A man who's as sick as Bruno can't be philosophical.
~ Iris Murdoch
Was it that he had lived too long in his mind and was tired of the scenery?
~ Iris Murdoch
There are people who occasion in one, as it seems automatically, obsessive egoistic anxiety and preoccupying resentment. When confronted with such people one should if possible run: or else deaden the mind to them. (Or behave in some 'saintly' manner not here relevant.)
~ Iris Murdoch
But now he was dreaming, he was wildly imagining things.
~ Iris Murdoch
It comes from the same root as jihad, 'to struggle,' but unlike violent struggle, ijtihad is about struggling to understand our world by using our minds. Which implies exercising the freedom to ask questions—sometimes uncomfortable ones. I spoke about why all of us, Muslim and not, need ijtihad.
~ Irshad Manji
His mind was like a cruel prison, giving his captive soul a sight of freedom, but no more
~ Irvine Welsh
The disease which racked his body was a sweetheart compared to the more obscure one that possessed his sick mind.
~ Irvine Welsh
Bazen insanlar?n junkie olmay? fark?nda olmadan s?rf bir parça sessizlik istedikleri için seçtiklerini düÅŸünürüm.
~ Irvine Welsh
Il dolore è una cosa da concentrarcisi sopra.
~ Irvine Welsh
There never can be a man so lost as one who is lost in the vast and intricate corridors of his own lonely mind, where none may reach and none may save.
~ Isaac Asimov
Intuition is the art, peculiar to the human mind, of working out the correct answer from data that is, in itself, incomplete or even, perhaps, misleading.
~ Isaac Asimov
There is no right to deny freedom to any object with a mind advanced enough to grasp the concept and desire the state.
~ Isaac Asimov