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Citas en ingls sobre el amor - Quotations on Love

Vincent Van

Gogh

"Love is

something

eternal; the

aspect maychange, but

not the

essence."

Henry Ward

Beecher

"Young love is

a flame; very

pretty, often

very hot and

fierce, but still

only light and

flickering. The

love of the

older anddisciplined

heart is as

coals, deep-

burning,

unquenchable."

Gilbert K.

Chesterton

"The way to

love anything

is to realize

that it might

be lost."

Johann

Wolfgang Von

Goethe

"That is the

true season oflove; when we

believe that we

alone can love,

that no one

could ever

have loved as

much before,

and that no

one will ever

love in the

same way

again."

Virginia Woolf

"For love... has

two faces; one

white, the

other black;

two bodies;

one smooth,

the other

hairy. It has


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two hands, two

feet, two tails,

two, indeed, of

every member

and each one

is the exact

opposite of theother. Yet, so

strictly are

they joined

together"

Fyodor

Dostoevski

"Love all that

has been

created by

God, both the

whole and

every grain of

sand. Love

every leaf andevery ray of

light. Love the

beasts and the

birds, love the

plants, love

every separate

fragment. If

you love each

fragment, you

will understand

the mystery of

the wholeresting in

God."

Etienne

"We always

come back to

our first love."

Gary Zukav

"When you

interact with

another, an

illusion is part

of this

dynamic. This

illusion allowseach soul to

perceive what

it needs to

understands in

order to heal."

John Dryden

"Love works a

different way

in different


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minds, the fool

it enlightens

and the wise it

blinds."

Johannes

Tauler

"For where

there is true

love, a man is

neither out of

measure lifted

up by

prosperity, nor

cast down by

mishap;

whether you

give or take

away from

him, so long as

he keeps his

beloved, hehas a spring of

inward peace.

Thus, even

though thy

outward man

grieve, or

weep

downright, that

may well be

borne, if only

thy inner man

remain atpeace,

perfectly

content with

the will of

God."

Irwin

Federman

"People love

others not for

who they are,

but for how

they make

them feel."

Mark Van

Doren

"To fail to loveis not to exist

at all."

Jean Anouilh

"There is love

of course. And

then there's

life, its

enemy."


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Sting

"Love is

stronger than

ustice."

Zelda

Fitzgerald

"I don't want

to live -- I

want to love

first, and live

incidentally."

Francois De

La

Rochefoucauld

"If we are to

udge of love

by its

consequences,

it more nearly

resembles

hatred than

friendship."

Citas en ingls sobre la vida - Quotations on Life

Hans

Christian

Anderson

"Every man's life

is a fairy tale

written by God's

finger."

Walter

Benjamin

"We have long

forgotten the

ritual by which

the house of our

life was erected.

But when it is

under assaultand enemy

bombs are

already taking

their toll, what

enervated,

perverse

antiquities do

they not lay bare

in the

foundations."

Josh

Billings

"Life consists not

in holding goodcards but in

playing those

you hold well."

Viktor E.

Frankl

"Only to the

extent that

someone is living

out this self

transcendence of


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human

existence, is he

truly human or

does he become

his true self. He

becomes so, not

by concerninghimself with his

self's

actualization, but

by forgetting

himself and

giving himself,

overlooking

himself and

focusing

outward."

Tom

Stoppard

"Life is a gamble

at terrible odds,if it were a bet,

you would not

take it."

Henry

Giles

"People creep

into childhood,

bound into

youth, sober in

adulthood, and

soften into old

age."

George

Santayana

"The aim of life

is some way of

living, as flexible

and gentle as

human nature;

so that ambition

may stoop to

kindness, and

philosophy to

condor and

humor. Neither

prosperity nor

empire nor

heaven can beworth winning at

the price of a

virulent temper,

bloody hands, an

anguished spirit,

and a vain

hatred of the

rest of the


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world."

Source

Unknown

"The truest end

of life, is to find

the life that

doesn't end."

Adlai E.

Stevenson

"It is not the

years in your life

but the life in

your years that

counts!"

Robert

Fulghum

"I believe that

imagination is

stronger than

knowledge --

that myth is

more potent

than history. I

believe that

dreams are more

powerful than

facts -- That

hope always

triumphs over

experience --

That laughter is

the only cure for

grief. And I

believe that love

is stronger than

death."

Oliver

Goldsmith

"The life of man

is a journey; a

ourney that

must be

traveled,

however bad the

roads or the

accommodation."

Citas en ingls sobre la felicidad - Quotations on Hapiness

Thomas Szasz

"Happiness isan imaginary

condition,

formerly

often

attributed by

the living to

the dead,

now usually


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attributed by

adults to

children, and

by children to

adults."

Barbara De

Angelis

"No one is in

control of

your

happiness but

you;

therefore,

you have the

power to

change

anything

about

yourself or

your life that

you want tochange."

Francois De

La

Rochefoucauld

"We are

never so

happy nor so

unhappy as

we imagine."

Solon

"Let no man

be called

happy before

his death. Till

then, he is

not happy,

only lucky."

Johann

Wolfgang Von

Goethe

"Happiness is

a ball after

which we run

wherever it

rolls, and we

push it with

our feet when

it stops."

Henry David

Thoreau

"We are made

happy when

reason can

discover no

occasion for

it. The

memory of

some past

moments is

more


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persuasive

than the

experience of

present ones.

There have

been visions

of suchbreadth and

brightness

that these

motes were

invisible in

their light."

Alexander

Smith

"We are

never happy;

we can only

remember

that we were

so once."

Socrates

"Happiness is

unrepentant

pleasure."

Henri Frederic

Amiel

"To live we

must conquer

incessantly,

we must have

the courage

to be happy."

Joseph Farrall

"Enjoy your

happiness

while you

have it, and

while, you

have it do not

too closely

scrutinize its

foundation."

Johann G.

Fichte

"If we cannot

live so as to

be happy, let

us so live as

to deserve

happiness."

Robertson

Davies

"Happiness is

always a by-

product. It is

probably a

matter of

temperament,

and for


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anything I

know it may

be glandular.

But it is not

something

that can be

demandedfrom life, and

if you are not

happy you

had better

stop worrying

about it and

see what

treasures you

can pluck

from your

own brand of

unhappiness."

Dalai Lama

"If you want

others to be

happy,

practice

compassion.

If you want to

be happy,

practice

compassion."

Democritus

"Happiness

resides not in

possessions,and not in

gold,

happiness

dwells in the

soul."

NathanielHawthorne

"Happiness in

this world,

when it

comes, comes

incidentally.

Make it the

object ofpursuit, and it

leads us a

wild-goose

chase, and is

never

attained."

Ken Keyes Jr. "Happiness is


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experienced

when your life

gives you

what you are

willing to

accept."

Citas en ingls sobre la paz

Bernard M.

Baruch

"If the history

of the past

fifty years

teaches us

anything, it is

that peace

does not

follow

disarmament--

disarmament

follows

peace."

Ambrose

Bierce

"Peace, in

international

affairs, is a

period of

cheating

between two

periods of

fighting."

Basil

O'Connor

"The world

cannot

continue to

wage war like

physical

giants and to

seek peace

like

intellectual

pygmies."

Peace

Pilgrim

"This is the

way of peace:Overcome evil

with good,

falsehood

with truth,

and hatred

with love."

Peter Nicols"Peace is no

more than a


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dream as long

as we need

the comfort of

the clan."

Swami

Brahmanada

"In truth, to

attain to

interior

peace, one

must be

willing to pass

through the

contrary to

peace. Such

is the

teaching of

the Sages."

A. J. Muste

"There is no

way to peace.

Peace is the

way."

Source

Unknown

"The best way

to end a war

is not to

begin it."

George

Washington

"To be

prepared for

war is one of

the most

effective

means of

preserving

peace."

Woodrow T.

Wilson

"There is a

price which is

too great to

pay for peace,

and that price

can be put in

one word.

One cannot

pay the price

of self-

respect."

Mao Zedong

"War can only

be abolished

through war,

and in order

to get rid of

the gun it is

necessary to


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take up the

gun."

Harry S.

Truman

"It is

understanding

that gives us

an ability to

have peace.

When we

understand

the other

fellow's

viewpoint,

and he

understands

ours, then we

can sit down

and work out

our

differences."

Robert

Fulghum

"Peace is not

something

you wish for;

It's something

you make,

Something

you do,

Something

you are, And

something

you give

away."

Albert

Camus

"We used to

wonder where

war lived,

what it was

that made it

so vile. And

now we

realize that

we know

where it lives,

that it is

inside

ourselves."

Mao Zedong

"War can only

be abolished

through war,

and in order

to get rid of


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the gun it is

necessary to

take up the

gun."

Citas en ingls sobre la conducta - Quotations on Behavior

Alfred Adler

"The test of

one's

behavior

pattern;

relationship

to society,

relationship

to one's

work,

relationship

to sex."

W. H. Auden

"Of course,

behaviorism

works. So

does torture.

Give me a

no-

nonsense,

down-to-

earth

behaviorist,

a few drugs,

and simpleelectrical

appliances,

and in six

months I will

have him

reciting the

Athanasian

Creed in

public."

Otto Von

Bismarck

"With a

gentleman I

am always agentleman

and a half,

and with a

fraud I try to

be a fraud

and a half."

Burrhus

Frederic

"Physics

does not


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Skinner change the

nature of the

world it

studies, and

no science of

behavior can

change theessential

nature of

man, even

though both

sciences

yield

technologies

with a vast

power to

manipulate

the subject

matters."

Francis

Beaumont

"Our natures

are a lot like

oil, mix us

with

anything

else, and we

strive to

swim on

top."

George W.Crane

"Act the way

you'd like to

be and soonyou'll be the

way you

act."

LeonardCohen

"What is the

appropriate

behavior for

a man or a

woman in

the midst of

this world,

where each

person isclinging to

his piece of

debris?

What's the

proper

salutation

between

people as


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they pass

each other in

this flood?"

Albert

Einstein

"Though our

conduct

seems so

very

different

from that of

the higher

animals, the

primary

instincts are

much alike

in them and

in us."

Cesare Pavese

"Perfect

behavior is

born of

complete

indifference."

Noam

Chomsky

"Suppose

that humans

happen to be

so

constructed

that they

desire the

opportunity

for freely

undertaken

productive

work.

Suppose that

they want to

be free from

the meddling

of

technocrats

and

commissars,

bankers and

tycoons,mad

bombers

who engage

in

psychological

tests of will

with

peasants


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defending

their homes,

behavioral

scientists

who can't

tell a pigeon

from a poet,or anyone

else who

tries to wish

freedom and

dignity out

of existence

or beat them

into

oblivion."

Francois De

LaRochefoucauld

"We like to

see others,

but don't likeothers to see

through us."

Orson Welles

"I don't say

we all ought

to

misbehave,

but we ought

to look as if

we could."

Proverb

"The wolf

changes his

coat, but not

his

disposition."

Doug Horton

"We are all

serving a life

sentence,

and good

behavior is

our only

hope for a

pardon."

Wilson Mizner

"Be nice to

people on

your way up

because

you'll meet

them on

your way

down."

Emma "I place a


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Thompson high moral

value on the

way people

behave. I

find it

repellent to

have a lot,and to

behave with

anything

other than

courtesy in

the old sense

of the word -

- politeness

of the heart,

a gentleness

of the spirit."

Hector Hugh

Munro

"It's no usegrowing

older if you

only learn

new ways of

misbehaving

yourself."

Source

Unknown

"What we

are doing at

the moment

is more that

ust one

thing addedto the rest;

it is a

memoir."

E. G.Stakman

"When man

learns to

understand

and control

his own

behavior as

well as he is

learning to

understandand control

the behavior

of crop

plants and

domestic

animals, he

may be

ustified in


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believing

that he has

become

civilized."

Richard D.

Rosen

If we ever do

end up

acting just

like rats or

Pavlov's

dogs, it will

be largely

because

behaviorism

has

conditioned

us to do so."

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