Lynnette Dinh

“Một điều gì học mà mình còn cố nhớ, là nó chưa nhập vào tâm. Chỉ khi nào mình không cần nhớ mà nó vẫn tự nhiên hiển hiện trong tâm trí mình thì môn học ấy mới được gọi là đã tiêu hóa”
― Nguyễn Duy Cần, Tôi Tự Học

“In India, “Namaste” is a common greeting, like “Hello.” But there is a beautiful meaning to “Namaste.” It means, “The divine being within me
bows to the divine being within you.” We are much greater and more sacred than we think.”
― Haemin Sunim, Love for Imperfect Things: How to Accept Yourself in a World Striving for Perfection

“Perhaps there is no such thing as a “soul mate.”
When you work hard to make your relationship work
and stay together for a long time,
then you each become the person you were meant to be with.”
― Haemin Sunim, Love for Imperfect Things: How to Accept Yourself in a World Striving for Perfection

“Because writing is a creative process. One idea sparks our imagination, so we often go off on a tangent to explore that new idea. Then another idea sparks a new idea, so we go off on another tangent. But to stay on course—not just in a paragraph, but also in a larger piece as well—we need to make sure every paragraph states and develops just one idea.”
― Charles Euchner, Sentences and Paragraphs: Mastering the Two Most Important Units of Writing