I was seven and the Nun teacher said put your head down and
think about your sins to confess to the priest; so I did, but could
not think of a single one. Oh, I must have some I cried, so I lied.
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What is awake, if not open to our own growth and new inspiration which when in tune with spirit is infinite? Awake should simply mean alert and nothing more. Only a fool thinks he really knows anything.
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You were made to think that you can fight against darkness.
The truth is, you cannot fight a thing in its own domain.
The reason you see a need to fight darkness is the absence of light from within.
Unlearn all that has crippled your light.
Be awakened. Be enlightened. Then come before darkness, and it will disappear, for it cannot contend with light.
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"The future imposes itself. Don't lie to yourself by saying you're preparing for it, because in thinking so you might actually be destroying your future beyond repair"
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W. H. Auden said that poetry makes nothing happen. What he meant, I think, is that poetry makes everything happen.
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Maybe results are not as important as trying...I think, hope, that is the way God looks at us.
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The many times I have tried to fool God one would think by now I had learned. No escaping Karma.
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We should not consider poetry as an alternative to thinking, we should consider poetry as a way of thinking.
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If you can make a person think the more likely they are to respect you.
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When someone says that the poetry of Shakespeare, Shelley, Keats, etc. is boring I don't know what to think of them, any more than I would know what to think of someone who said that love is boring.
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How old is the earth? Just take the past 5,000 years, how far technically man has come...follish to think we are the first great (so called civilization) -- when the bible talks of creation, timelines, much is spiritual truth, applying to many generations even civilizations. Yes, man will fall again, and again, and again. Till we get right with God. Not a one of us, has ever left this world for long. We are dead...and death will repeat over and over. Few know it. Part of the problem.
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If you have the courage to think it, you have the courage to make it.
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"To think is to appreciate concepts that sit and dwell in the mind waiting for a justified reason to make an appearance."
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The Iliad may be the most complex poem ever created, but its ultimate meaning, is, I think, fairly plain: if there is such a thing as justice, it is not for us, but for the gods, and if the gods should offer us a glimpse of it, it will turn out not to be what we thought it would be.
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Not a thing nor season, is without constant change. Poetry is our omnipotent dimension. God understands I have come to be convinced. Thinking He not only allows poets...but truly loves them.
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Thinking...creativity, requires a soul. Spiritual substance, an extended self to draw from.
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“Happiness relies solely on what you think and how you react to your context”
©GhairoDanielsQuotes
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Let them think you're not worth it. Let them think you're not enough. But know this: mediocrity isn't for me. I dream, I try, I speak, I fly. My spirit will not run dry, for I am blessed to reach the sky
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Why can't I sleep on time?
Is it you, who's on my mind?
I let you go, but still think of you.
How do I let myself find be free?
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"the painful conflict between thinking you gave your all and later realizing it maybe wasn't what he needed"
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I think, firsthand beauty of nature, is what turned me from realistic art. More toward writing. Who can compete with God?!
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Salt thinks it's "The Rock of Ages" but a single drop of water blows it to pieces.
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Thinking more of yourself is human. Thinking less of others is inhuman. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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I think every woman should have a poem written about her
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Thinking about that problem over and over without action adds more pepper to the sore
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I am proud of this journey. Not a fan of the routes I took and I don't want to think of the end. So, just for today, my life is better. Should I be gifted a tomorrow, I'll have that day to be better, too.
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One look at Chicago makes you think it descended from giants. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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If we can think it, it is possible. What we think is already true on some level of dimensional experience. And all experiences seep into one another in very poignant, saturating ways.
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Books are more than companions — they are external organs that help us think. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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For those who think money is everything, think again. Money is quite like an umbrella which may shield you from the rain but not from the cold that comes with it. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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