Quotes About Insight

It is hard for anyone to read with understanding what one takes to be wrong or wrong-headed.

It's not how hard you play and train that matter it's how smart."  

The house of fiction has many windows, but only two or three doors.

This is merely another definition of dramatic irony: to see through a character's eyes while being encouraged to see more than the character can see (an unreliability identical to the unreliable first-person narrator's). 11

Sometimes, it is almost frightening to realise how poorly most people know themselves; it seems to put one at an almost priestly advantage over people's souls.

We must not despise small things," she said at last, "for what at first glance may seem insignificant may well be the source of great beauty and truth.

Don't judge a book by its cover 'til you've read the book.

You can teel does a fellow like you with a spear of grass, did you know that?" "How do you tell?" "You wave it under his chin, and if his face goes red at all, then you know.

We cannot teach people anything; we can only help them discover it within themselves." Galileo Galilei, Astronomer, physicist and mathematician

discernible,

Reading is a foundation o every knowledge an all the pure and the wise thoughts.

First a mean to gain knowledge and then the knowledge itself.

Das Problem war nur, dass Karin zu wenig über die Leute wusste, die sie in ihren Büchern verurteilen wollte.

I've made myself a donkey tonight... The only fortune with me, as a donkey is that, unlike other donkeys, I understand when I'm wrong.

The person who has the longest breath knows in the future what happened in the past

Time will tell us everything

Wisdom is a seed in our brains and it's on ourselves to improve this and develop by feeding it with the knowledge on account of experiences.

How we can make a Judgement if we don't see what Happen.

What the Eyes See our soul Will Feel iT.

Do we Know Ourselves good Enough or we Still Searching for the Way to Find the Right Balance?

All that I have seen," Mr. Emerson said and I say with him, "teaches me to trust the Creator for all that I have not seen.

extraordinary, but I found it

I know the fifth chapter

weary of k knowing too much and understanding too little.