Alan Cotterell

“I see for you.
You see for me.
We see for each other.

I hear for you.
You hear for me.
We hear for each other.

I think for you.
You think for me.
We think for each other.

I speak for you.
You speak for me.
We speak for each other.

I stand for you.
You stand for me.
We stand for each other.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“The problem is not only with what’s right and wrong but the problem is with who decides about what’s right and wrong.”
― Zaman Ali, MORALITY An Individual Dilemma

“When I was weak, I was full of fear.
When I was strong, I was full of hope.
When I was a happy, I was full of peace.
When I was a sad, I was full of suffering.

When I was poor, I was full of gratitude.
When I was rich, I was full of longing.
When I was wise, I was full of grace.
When I was foolish, I was full of ignorance.

When I was a child, I was full of joy.
When I was a youth, I was full of laughter.
When I was an adult, I was full of trouble.
When I was an elder, I was full of wisdom.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“When I see memories, I see the past.
When I see thoughts, I see the present.
When I see intentions, I see the future.

When I see regret, I see the past.
When I see hope, I see the present.
When I see expectation, I see the future.

When I see habits, I see the past.
When I see actions, I see the present.
When I see character, I see the future.

When I see karma, I see the past.
When I see chance, I see the present.
When I see destiny, I see the future.

When I see knowledge, I see the past.
When I see understanding, I see the present.
When I see wisdom, I see the future.

When I see elders, I see the past.
When I see adults, I see the present.
When I see children, I see the future.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo