Philosphical Quotes

“لم يكن عجيبا أن يعبد المصريون فرعون، ولكن العجيب أن فرعون آمن حقاً بأنه إله”
― نجيب محفوظ, ثرثرة فوق النيل

“Happiness can never hope to command so much interest as distress.”
― Stella Gibbons, Nightingale Wood

“जरुर साथी म पागल !
यस्तै छ मेरो हाल !”
― Laxmi Prasad Devkota

“What you don't know may not hurt you, but what you don't remember always does.”
― Gerald M. Weinberg

“There is nothing we can now call our own, for what we call so is the effect of art; crimes are made by decrees of the senate, or by the votes of the people; and as here-to-fore we are burdened by vices, so now we are oppressed by laws.”
― Blaise Pascal

“Surely this is what death would be like: nothingness, oblivion, as the world continued to turn, heedless of her absence.”
― Meredith Duran, At Your Pleasure

“It was amazing, really, the effort that went into the absence of things.”
― Ann Brashares, Sisterhood Everlasting

“The rules of the divine game resulted in a certain isolation of the soul.”
― Michael S.A. Graziano, The Divine Farce

“I'm dead long time ago.
Right now that moves my body is a dream of spiritual being.
I belong in heaven.”
― my self

“You'll change into what you were destined to be, when the world comes to end for you.”
― AN

“I am nothing new under the sun but the moon is old to me”
― Debra Fear, Deleuzian Forms of Being: Poetry, Playlets and Prose Anthology

“This world is forest and we are wild flowers!
Beautiful,
Unique,
Rare.”
― Sonal Singh

“lately have thoughts of empathy for my mother and my father and feel the want to care for them both in old age. To reduce their suffering. How do I acquire the resources to do this when I was born with little power? Power can mend suffering in my brothers; my sister - all of my loved ones. This now reminds me of the worthineess of sacrifice. I might be an outcast. I might dance on the outside of society in search of meaning, truth, gold. In search of power.

I then have the same thought, but now, for everyone else. We are all parts of one whole. At which point ought the well of empathy run dry?”
― Juvens Dalger