Quotes About Awareness

Since life is essentially a mental state and everything that we do or think is only as valuable as we think it is, it depends on us for any value it may have.

El propio vivir es morir, porque no tenemos un día más en nuestra vida en que no tengamos, por ello, un día menos.

Vivere è non pensare.

I am a man for whom the external world is an internal reality.

Var olan tek s?r, bir s?r olduÄŸunu düÅŸünen insanlar?n olmas?d?r.

I do not sleep. I half-exist.

I find it so irritating, the happiness of all those men unaware of their unhappiness.

Other people are no more for us than scenery, generally the invisible scenery of a street we know by heart.

Wise is the one who does not seek.

Flashes of awareness that we live an illusion – that, and no more, is what distinguishes the greatest of men.

I've already seen everything I've never seen. I've already seen everything I haven't yet seen.

Mas só a ideia de ler se me desvanece se tomo de cima da mesa um livro qualquer, o facto físico de ter que ler anula-me a leitura.

To realize I don't remember myself means that I've woken up.

No, we don't feel anything. We consciously pass through the door we have to enter, and the fact we have to enter it is enough to put us to sleep.

What elaborate misconceptions form other people's understanding of us!

other? We look at each other without seeing. We listen to each other and hear only a voice inside ourself.

How is it that I have advanced only to become what I already was? How could I know myself today when I did not yesterday?

Pero ¿de verdad vivimos? Vivir sin saber qué es la vida, ¿será vivir?.

There's no better sign that a civilization has reached its height than the awareness, in its members, of the futility of all effort, given that we're ruled by implacable laws, which nothing can repeal or obstruct.

Hissetmek- ne renktir acaba?

We may be guided by an illusion, but one thing is sure, it is not our consciousness that guides us.

Life would be intolerable if we were conscious of it. Happily, we are not. We live with the same unconsciousness as animals, in the same futile vain way, and if we think in advance about death (which they, in all probability, without being dogmatic do not do), we think about it through the veils of so many oblivions, so many distractions and meanderings, that it can hardly be said we think about it at all.

soy del tamaño de lo que veo y no del tamaño de mi estatura»

If only one had not learned from birth onwards, to give certain accepted meanings to everything, but instead was able to see the meaning inherent in each thing rather than that imposed on it from without.