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Napoleon Bonaparte
Imagination rules the world.
Imagination rules the world.
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Saadi
Tell no one the secret
Tell no one the secret that you want to keep, although he may be worthy of confidence; for no one will be so careful of your secret as yourself.
62
The Hitopadesa
A stranger who is kind
A stranger who is kind is a kinsman; an unkind kinsman is a stranger.
21
Siddharth Astir
If we don't learn from
If we don't learn from the mistakes of others...we ought to make them ourselves
17
Buddy Hackett
Ya know, if you treat
Ya know, if you treat every comic the way you treated me tonight, You would never see a bad show.
20
Napoleon Bonaparte
Ability is nothing without opportunity.
Ability is nothing without opportunity.
236
The Hitopadesa
Circumspection in calamity; mercy in
Circumspection in calamity; mercy in greatness; good speeches in assemblies; fortitude in adversity: these are the self-attained perfections of great souls.
43
Mehmet Murat Ildan
We can't always expect great
We can't always expect great things from great men; but we must always expect little things from little men!
59
Franz Kafka
You are free, and that
You are free, and that is why you are lost.
63
Edith Hamilton
When the mind withdraws into
When the mind withdraws into itself and dispenses with facts it makes only chaos.
27
Mehmet Murat Ildan
We must often visit yesterday
We must often visit yesterday to see how lucky or unlucky we are today!
51
The Hitopadesa
He who seeks wealth sacrifices
He who seeks wealth sacrifices his own pleasure, and, like him who carries burdens for others, bears the load of anxiety.
26
George Carlin
Hobbies cost money but interests
Hobbies cost money but interests are free.
337
Robert G. Ingersoll
Courage without conscience is a
Courage without conscience is a wild beast.
62
Feneau Demesmin
When God asks me What
When God asks me "What have you done with the life I gave to you?", I don't want my answer to be "I spent it all chasing Silver and Gold."
24
The Hitopadesa
Through avarice a man loses
Through avarice a man loses his understanding, and by his thirst for wealth he gives pain to the inhabitants of both worlds.
22
Anonymous
Yes, I have cherished my
Yes, I have cherished my "demagogue" role. I know that societies often have killed the people who have helped to change those societies. And if I can die having bought any light, having exposed any meaningful truth that will help to destroy the racist cancer that is maligant in the body of America - then, all of the credit is due to Allah. Only the mistakes have been mine.
104
The Talmud
He who carries out one
He who carries out one good deed acquires one advocate in his own behalf, and he who commits one transgression acquires one accuser against himself. Repentance and good works are like a shield against calamity.
35
Mehmet Murat Ildan
Unless man anchors the real
Unless man anchors the real love, man will always drift in the middle of nowhere!
47
The Hitopadesa
A prudent man will not
A prudent man will not discover his poverty, his self-torments, the disorders of his house, his uneasiness, or his disgrace.
24
Helen Keller
I look upon the whole
I look upon the whole world as my fatherland, and every war has to me the horror of a family fued.
82
Thomas Jefferson
The happiest moments of my
The happiest moments of my life have a been the few which I have passed at home in the bosom of my family.
78
Mehmet Murat Ildan
When you make something fetish,
When you make something fetish, ashes and dusts will laugh at you, because they know even the most valuable fetishes will turn into dusts and ashes!
69
The Hitopadesa
Like an earthen pot, a
Like an earthen pot, a bad man is easily broken, and cannot readily be restored to his former situation; but a virtuous man, like a vase of gold, is broken with difficulty, and easily repaired.
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