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Michael Greger
“With no serious downsides, a one-in-three potential benefit for end-stage cancer seems like it would spark further research, right? But who’s going to pay for a study of something that can’t be patented?”
Michael Greger, How Not to Die: Discover the Foods Scientifically Proven to Prevent and Reverse Disease

Carla Lisbeth Rueckert
“Write this word deeply into our consciousnesses: forgive! We are bound to develop desires, and to use our will to seek after those desires, whether they be for things worldly or hallowed, for possessions, attributes or the lack of them, and as we achieve our desires, we will find the side effects of each and every one. We will wrong others, for the most part unintentionally, but still, we will err, and others will wrong us, whether they mean to or not. We generally are simply moving too quickly, and judging people and situations too hastily.”
Carla L. Rueckert, A Wanderer's Handbook

Matthieu Ricard
“The most striking quality that humans and animals have in common is the capacity to experience suffering.”
Matthieu Ricard, A Plea for the Animals: The Moral, Philosophical, and Evolutionary Imperative to Treat All Beings with Compassion

Bentinho Massaro
“Thinking about something is the surest way to miss out on the beauty of that actual something.”
Bentinho Massaro

Geoffrey Hoppe
“All is well in all of creation. There is nothing that needs to be fixed, nothing that needs to be changed, nothing that went wrong. It has just been an experience.”
Geoffrey Hoppe, Live Your Divinity: Inspirations for New Consciousness

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