Quotes About Awareness
Pretty damn boring to be a spectator in your own life.
~ James Lee Burke
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At four-twenty every morning I wake and have no idea where or who I am.
~ James Lee Burke
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You don't realize the gift you have.
~ James Lee Burke
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Sometimes if you listen, you can hear the earth stop, like it's waiting for you to catch up with it. Like it's your friend and it wants you to be at peace with it.
~ James Lee Burke
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Don't live in tomorrow's problems.
~ James Lee Burke
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Here's the strange thing about death. At a certain age it's always with you, lurking in the shade, pulling at your ankles, whispering in your ear when you pass a crypt. But it doesn't get your real attention until you find yourself alone at home and the wind swells inside the rooms and stresses the joists and lets you know what silence and solitude are all about.
~ James Lee Burke
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At a certain time in your life, you accept the fact that lunacy comes in many forms.
~ James Lee Burke
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They see what they need to see. Black folk cain't be choicy. They see what they gots to see.
~ James Lee Burke
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The advantage of having a little knowledge about the classical world is that few other people do. The second advantage is your awareness that every problem facing us today has already occurred many times previously, and the behavior of the players is always predictable and the consequences are always the same.
~ James Lee Burke
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there are moments when we understand that the earth and the sky and the presences that may lie behind them are always with us.
~ James Lee Burke
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he saw no fence between this world and the one that lay behind it.
~ James Lee Burke
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I also smell it on you.
~ James Lee Burke
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but there are certain truths you keep inside you and do not defend lest you cheapen and then lose them altogether. Those truths have less to do with the dead than the awareness that we are no different from them, and there is no afterlife but only one life, a continuum in which all time occurs at once, like a dream inside the mind of God.
~ James Lee Burke
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If you think the '80s were dumber than the '70s, either you weren't there or you weren't paying attention.
~ James Lileks
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As he grew stronger in the dark side, the profane world became a stranger and stranger place, swept by currents he'd had no previous awareness of and populated by vaguely outlined life-forms he saw as magnitudes of the Force.
~ James Luceno
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Well, could even a Jedi know the future?
~ James Luceno
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Already the galaxy had been shaped by the birth of one, and henceforth would be reshaped by the death of the other. But had the change been felt and recognized elsewhere? Were his sworn enemies aware that the Force had shifted irrevocably? Would it be enough to rouse them from self-righteousness? He hoped not. For now the work of vengeance could begin in earnest.
~ James Luceno
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constant vigilance
~ James Luceno
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He might be asleep, but even asleep he looked like he knew more than most guys awake
~ James M. Cain
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Knowledge will forever govern ignorance, and a people who mean to be their own governors, must arm themselves with the power knowledge gives.
~ James Madison
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It occurred to me then that you is everything you are in this life at every moment.
~ James McBride
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Nothing in this world is dangerous unless white folks says it is," she said flatly. "Danger here. Danger there. We don't need you to tell us about danger in these projects. We don't need you to say what the world is to us.
~ James McBride
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Fact is, I never knowed a Negro from that day to this but who couldn't lie to themselves about their own evil while pointing out the white man's wrong, and I weren't no exception.
~ James McBride
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The Old Man was a lunatic, but he was a good, kind lunatic, and he couldn't no more be a sane man in his transactions with his fellow white man than you and I can bark like a dog, for he didn't speak their language. He was a Bible man. A God man. Crazy as a bedbug. Pure to the truth, which will drive any man off his rocker. But at least he knowed he was crazy. At least he knowed who he was. That's more than I could say for myself.
~ James McBride
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