Joanna

“Theres nothing more efficient than honesty and nothing more powerful than vulnerability because, vulnerability reveals everyone in your life who will abuse power immediately and almost irrevocably.

Theres nothing weaker than hiding your vulnerability because, it means a refusal to stare at those who abuse power and see them for who they are which means they still have power and control over you. Nothing is stronger than vulnerability. Nothing more clarifying. Nothing is clearer than vulnerability, and if you hide who you are you are just making a tombstone of your everyday actions because you dont exist in hiding and you're letting the past rob you.

Exercise the power of vulnerability. When you are vulnerable you are signaling to your system that the past is over and done! That you're no longer a victim! That you're no longer trapped in a destructive and abusive environment! vulnerability means it's over, it's done. The war is over but, if you continue to use the same defenses that you had in the past all you're telling your whole body is that the past is not over.

Be vulnerable. Be honest. Be open and show your heart. That's the best way of telling your heart that the tigers are no longer in the grass. I'm telling you, just take it for a spin. Vulnerability and openness will get you what you want in your life and hiding will only get you the feeling of being prey from here until the end of your life.”
― Stefan Molyneux

“لكل جريمة عقاباولو بعد حين في الدنيا وفي الآخرة علي السواء
والحكمة الصينية القديمة تقول : لا تقتل خصمك .. و إنما اجلس علي حافة النهر وانتظر وسوف تري بعد حين جثته طافية فوق الماء !
وهذا طبيعي لأنه لو كان شريرا فلسوف تقتص منه الحياة نيابة عنك .. وبغير ان تلوث يديك بدمائه”
― عبد الوهاب مطاوع, نهر الحياة

“القوة كامنة في اعماقك اوجديها لا تنتظري ان يساعدك احد فى حل مشاكلك لأن الناس عند الحاجة إليهم يتبخرون و الأصدقاء يختفون ! كل واحد منا اناني يركض وراء غاياته ولن يفيدك احد السعادة والراحة فى نفسك وعندما تتفقين ونفسك تصبحين قوية جدا”
― كوليت الخوري, أيام معه

“Ό,τι δεν συνέβη ποτέ, είναι ό,τι δεν ποθήσαμε αρκετά.”
― Νίκος Καζαντζάκης