Quotes About Insight

We see as we are," said

We see as we are," said the Buddha

Nevertheless, it's important, even on a personal level, to not just look at things as we travel but to see things for what they are.

Good art wounds as well as delights. It must, because our defenses against the truth are wound so tightly around us. But as art chips away at our defenses, it also opens us to healing potentialities that transcend intellectual games and ego-preserving strategies.

It is dangerous to know, but it is more dangerous not to know.

I became a psychotherapist because that's where people will unburden themselves, where they will show what is in their hearts.

the insight comes at a moment of transition between work and relaxation.

Kavray??, bilinçli emekten ba??ms?zd?r, eme?in bilinçd???nda kalan k?sm? istirahat sonras?nda bilince ç?kan biçimi haz?rlam??t?r.

Bilinçd???m?zdan gelecek kavray??lar? ya?amam?za alabilmek için, kendimize tek ba??na olabilme yetisi kazand?rmak zorunday?z.

After all, Father, to understand their demonstration one doesn't have to be very intelligent: it's enough to have suffered.

Or, il ne s'agissait nullement d'un délirant mais d'un cas extrême de cette connerie renseignée, informée sur tout, qui sait, qui « connaît » et à qui « on ne la fait pas ».

On dit que l'amour est aveugle mais avec toi, qui sait, la cécité est peut-être une façon de voir...

If there is something that opens horizons, it is precisely ignorance.

VeÅ¡la mu do srdce dveÃ…â"¢mi jeho o?í; veÅ¡la tam celi?ká a dveÃ…â"¢e se za ní zavÃ…â"¢ely.

To understand everything is to hate nothing.

No one ever reads a book. He reads himself through books.

Womankind always seems to be able to see a dozen steps into the future, far ahead of what men are able to see. And they have strength where we do not!

In my errant life, I roamed to learn the secrets of women and men, of gods and dreams.

Under a ragged coat lies wisdom.

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The artist has to be something like a whale swimming with his mouth wide open, absorbing everything until he has what he really needs.

History is not just a directory of information; it also involves analyzing and interpreting this information.

I mourn the mutual wounds inflicted in verbal battles with the "unsaved." In fact, I have chosen to delete that particular term from my vocabulary as I have learned that even with my $500 European-designer bifocals, I cannot see into a person's heart to know his spiritual condition. All I can do is tell the jagged tale of my own spiritual journey and declare that my life has been the better for having followed Christ.

Maybe my mission wasn't to analyze them, like some sort of exotic specimens, but just to get to know them.