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Quote Left The first promise exchanged by two beings of flesh was at the foot of a rock that was crumbling into dust; they took as witness for their cons... Quote Right
Quote Left If only it were God's will that printed and written materials have as much influence on the people as the princes and their censors fear! Cons... Quote Right
Quote Left When Socrates, after being relieved of his irons, felt the relish of the itching that their weight had caused in his legs, he rejoiced to cons... Quote Right
Quote Left When making a decision of minor importance, I have always found it advantageous to consider all the pros and cons. In vital matters, however, such as the choice of a mate or a profession, the decision should come from the unconscious, from somewhere within ourselves. In the important decisions of personal life, we should be governed, I think, by the deep inner needs of our nature. Quote Right
Quote Left Peace is normally a great good, and normally it coincides with righteousness, but it is righteousness and not peace which should bind the cons... Quote Right

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Quote Left "True peace requires acceptance, not constant scrutiny." - Katheliyer Quote Right
Quote Left If we can experience it, it is already a material thought-part of God. The permanent of all substance. God doesn't simply construct (what basic man understandably childlike reasons) -- He is builder of everything (all of His own essence-parts) (purified when in balance) (perfect in manifestation when blossomed expression) -- God is infinite existence, the purpose of Love to be lived outright eternally. Everything He is, He wants us to be, even greater for He is also all potential unlimited. Quote Right
Quote Left So few understand the bible, and the true nature of being. God lives, breathes, feels with and through His creation (including us) -- Free Will allows us to separate from Him consciously...but it is an illusion. True separation is impossible. All is made of God Substance (His Body). Nothing exists outside of God. He is form and being. In Him knowledge of all Good and Evil. We pick and choose, Law the Redeemer. Grace and Love the patience. When in balance...there is only love. God. Quote Right
Quote Left It is all about consciousness -- truth is, there is no space between, then, here, future and eternity. We just don't see it all at once...as God sees it. Someday humanity will. Quote Right
Quote Left Always you, like the moon and the stars, constant and forever. Quote Right
Quote Left To open oneself up completely, with our fears, our weaknesses, our strengths, our love, is the risk we take in human form. We trust that familiarity will not lead to contempt, but that our subconscious will strengthen this thing we call love. As long as the ego is kept out of the equation by the will of our spiritual nature. Quote Right
Quote Left Free Will. It means that we not only can make choices, but we also control alternative variables unlimited. Though we have individualized souls we are part of Universal Consciousness. What affects one affects all. We create our own physical and mental reality. Time we stop abusing God's miracle gift to humanity. Quote Right
Quote Left Fear consumes – impoverishes the soul and spirit, erases love; leaving a blank slate behind for evil to emblazon its worthless hallmark. Some blood and pen can give one fame and imagined security – but not a drip of priceless love. Quote Right
Quote Left Your thoughts are the raw materials of the universe; be a careful builder, for what you construct in the silence will eventually house your spirit. Quote Right
Quote Left Reality is a consensus; the impossible is what happens when one mind decides to break the pact. Quote Right
Quote Left Love is akin to the sea, ebbing and flowing constantly. Quote Right
Quote Left Because it was not a "level playing field" at its inception the appearance of impropriety must be considered in any decision regarding race in America. Quote Right
Quote Left Let the fires come, for the heart does not flee to hide—it runs to be consumed by the very music we create. Quote Right
Quote Left How much of seeming one is truly individual? Programed in a sense by physical/mental maybe spiritual constituents. Is there really an individual? And yet no two are the same conglomerate. No matter how many in the mix. The many/individual. And when we consider the all, maybe back to the God -- nothing existing outside of the limitless inside/outside of God. DNA, are there really any exclusions or limitations? We transverse living membranes of self-illusion. Quote Right
Quote Left “It’s not what’s on your mind that is important, it is what is INSIDE your mind that is important. The subconscious rules the roast.” Ghairo Daniels Quotes Quote Right
Quote Left Know the difference between oppression & suppression. Oppression is overt, can easily be identified & “conquered”. Suppression happens in subtle realms of consciousness, is subconscious or unconscious. Many sophisticated, educated masculines, are involved in suppression of feminines for fear of descending into subconscious realm to unshackle masculine domination/control there. Unless we recognise how this suppression is exercised to retain egoic selves, we remain trapped in humanity’s prisons. Quote Right
Quote Left There are no two-minute jobs, just time-consuming jobs. Quote Right
Quote Left Never let the past consume the present. Let the present absorb the past. And no future left to matter. Quote Right
Quote Left I don't want her kiss, don't need to hold her hand, nor feel her arms around me. All of that has evolved into her most constant presence in my heart. Quote Right
Quote Left “Most advanced souls choose betrayal as a learning in their curriculum for Gaia & both the betrayed and betrayer know this before embodiment. This is because betrayal slices the Heart, giving it to God, Pure Consciousness, in Supreme Service.” GhairoDanielsQuotes Quote Right
Quote Left please support my younger poems on PoetrySoup under Briyanna Lawes. I lost access that login but would love for my readers to be able to interpret, constructively critique and give input regarding my voice, growth, & overall journey as an individual who always had writing as not only an outer, but a savour. Nothing but love, respect, thanks and gratitude for all that Take the time to read my words <3 Quote Right
Quote Left We should not consider poetry as an alternative to thinking, we should consider poetry as a way of thinking. Quote Right
Quote Left "Hearken, O Heaven, unto my labour upon the altar of verse! Let not the manifold artifices and rigid ordinances of poesy constrain the free and soaring flight of my spirit, which bends only unto the boundless realm of the Muses." Quote Right
Quote Left A poem should be considered the script of a role in a play which the reader is auditioning for. Quote Right
Quote Left America is Superman and conservatism is kryptonite. Quote Right
Quote Left The constitution was deemed perfect but the legislatives are putting up gray holes in its laws. It needs not amendment because the law, by nature, is fine. What's lacking is compassion and faith. For the law is made for the human; it's not the human is made for the law. Quote Right
Quote Left A poet shouldn't worry too much about being consistent. As Walt Whitman said, "Do I contradict myself? So sue me." (I may not have that quote exactly right, but he was from New York so he could have said it that way.) Quote Right
Quote Left Who is more ambitious: someone whose ambition is to be a billionaire, or someone whose ambition is to be a great poet? Consider: in 1820 Wordsworth, Coleridge, Blake, Byron, Keats, and Shelley were all alive and writing poetry. In 1820 who was the richest person in England? Who knows? Who cares? Quote Right
Quote Left It is as absurd and futile to try to explain the meaning of a poem by constructing a prose paraphrase of it as it would be to use the same method to try to explain the meaning of a painting, dance, or musical performance. Quote Right
Quote Left Poetry, if it speaks validly, speaks from, and to, that part of us which makes each of us a unique individual human being, which is the same part of us that makes each of us identical with every other human being. This is the part of us which some call the unconscious, and some call the soul. Quote Right
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