Felix

“You’d be perfect if you weren’t a perfectionist.”
― Frank Sonnenberg, Listen to Your Conscience: That's Why You Have One

“People who haven’t found their sacred cause just drift from one thing to another. They may be consumed by a sudden passion and enthusiasm for something, believing they have at last found their sacred cause, but the feeling doesn’t last, and soon they move on to the next thing. Some people of this kind simply never find their sacred cause and end up as the ultimate cynics, skeptics, nihilists and atheists. They are totally embittered and negative, and frequently heavy users of alcohol and drugs to numb their pain.

Nothing is more important than finding your sacred cause. You are lost without it. When you have assumed a sacred cause, you at last feel aligned with your soul itself. You feel real, valid, authentic, true and right, no longer fake, phoney, fraudulent, false and wrong.”
― Mike Hockney, Black Holes Are Souls

“Assumptions are the enemy of coherence," Sharine said.
In other words, You're an idiot.”
― Nalini Singh, Archangel's Sun

“We must be able to give way to doubt in life, but doubt must not fill the whole room. ("My radio" )”
― Erik Pevernagie