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Daniel O'Sullivan
"If you really were aware of the Earth in a singular context, putting it into the perspective of the galaxy, for example, then you would see that it is not infallible, that it is just part of a much bigger system that is part of a much bigger system and onward." --
Source : "A Flow Of Playfulness: An Interview With Laniakea". Interview with Russell Cuzner, thequietus.com. September 14, 2016.
Daniel O'Sullivan
#Perspective Quotes
#Example Quotes
#Earth Quotes
“People respect unhappiness and find it especially hard to forgive success.”
“Hakomi is a path taken by those who work to go beyond the half remembered hurts and failed beliefs that linger unexamined in the mind and body, hurts that act through barely conscious habits and reactions. This work is a part of that heroic labor, a cousin to sitting meditation, to singing bowls and chanting monks.”
“Knowledge is only one ingredient on arriving at a stock's proper price. The other ingredient, fully as important as information, is sound judgment.”
“There is still an assumption among many people that to be black is to be lower class. In the last fifteen to twenty years, perhaps even further back than that, there's also been an explosion of a very wealthy black class in the United States, but those people are often treated as special cases: they're athletes, entertainers. Jay-Z. Basketball players. The country metabolizes the fact these rich black people exist, but it seems only to reinforce the idea that every other black person is limping along in poverty.”
“I keep defying the odds, you know.”
Source : "Bubba Watson eyes the White House" by Darius Dixon, www.politico.com. April 11, 2012.
“Whatever creature comes to you, human or otherwise, treat it with consideration.”
“After a year of transformation Foster's Group sits at the doorstep of a period of sustained strong earnings growth.”
“Do you get the anger that is out here?”
Source : "Reporters Give Voice to Post-Katrina Desperation" by David Folkenflik, www.npr.org. September 2, 2005.
