Quotes About Perception

After reading on, I realized why she didn't tell the truth. She revealed that she was a postmodernist who didn't even like to use the word 'truth'.

Feminist just can't help but lie because there is no such thing as the truth. That's what they tell us but no one really knows whether it's true.

proof of Leibniz's theory of Pre-established Harmony: that neither atoms nor human beings really affect each other; they just look as if they do.

When people experience strong emotion, they can't hear logic.

Most people see themselves as either better than they really are or worse than they really are, with an imbalanced focus on the positive or the negative. Humility means we see ourselves accurately, accept the way we have been created, and celebrate our uniqueness.

We interpret the actions of others as malicious when they might be totally innocent. And how we interpret their actions is what upsets us.

Our living condition is how much we actually experience of that which is freely available.

Just because you were human didn't mean you weren't a monster.

Words simply mean what people think they mean when they say them.

We put expensive new carpet in my home in 2003 and I still call it new carpet today. Chew on that one for a minute.

Never, Never Call Yourself a "Landlord

This answer is amazingly simple. NEVER identify yourself as the Owner, real estate investor, or worse…"Landlord." The simple answer is to identify yourself as the "Property Manager.

I have stared into the light and you are all my shadows.

When a book is read an irrevocable thing happens — a murder, followed by an imposture. The story in the mind murders the story on the page, and takes its place.

Words are the birds that break cover and show your enemy where you're hiding.

The world seems to work in predictable ways, and you think you see the pattern. But that's fatal. Because it's only a pattern until you meet the first event that doesn't fit. And by then it's too late. By then, all the tricks you've learned to deal with the world -- well, they just don't work anymore.

To his dog, every man is Napolean; hence the constant popularity of dogs.' ALDOUS HUXLEY

Time and space is where we chase things we pretend we don't have.

Reality is not what your eyes show your mind, but what your mind creates for your eyes to see. You're not limited by logic, the

Life as you once knew it was the dream, and this "new place" is where you dreamt it from.

Dot 1: Time and space (and therefore matter) are illusionary.

Reality is not what your eyes show your mind, but what your mind creates for your eyes to see.

Why see life with only your eyes, when your heart has double-secret, interdimensional, X-ray vision?

Heaven is everywhere, always, at once. Hell is not knowing it.