Aurimas Gudas

“Gyvename iškilių psichologijos mokslo laimėjimų laikais, bet santykių krizes vis dažniau sprendžiame skyrybomis, nepageidaujamą nėštumą – abortais, o nepagydomas ligas – eutanazija. Kodėl? Todėl, kad dvasinę dimensiją pašalinus iš gyvenimo žmonės tampa ne tik neįgalūs mylėti, bet ir neįgalūs pasveikti.”
― Lina Vėželienė, Septynios didžiosios nuodėmės psichologo kabinete

“if you spend too much time looking in the rearview mirror, you will crash your car.”
― Matthew Perry, Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing

“And if you’re going to blame your parents for the bad stuff, you also have to give them credit for the good stuff.”
― Matthew Perry, Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing

“Humans cannot become cats. Yet if they set aside any notion of being superior beings, they may come to understand how cats can thrive without anxiously inquiring how to live. Cats have no need of philosophy. Obeying their nature, they are content with the life it gives them. In humans, on the other hand, discontent with their nature seems to be natural. With predictably tragic and farcical results, the human animal never ceases striving to be something that it is not.”
― John N. Gray, Feline Philosophy: Cats and the Meaning of Life