"I mean, language fascinates me anyway, and different words have different energies and you can change the whole drive of a sentence."

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Source : "Alan Rickman Interview NOBEL SON" by Steve 'Frosty' Weintraub, collider.com. December 5, 2008.

Alan Rickman

#Mean Quotes #Energy Quotes #Different Quotes

“Love is the bridge that leads from the I sense to the We, and there is a paradox about personal love. Love of another individual opens a new relation between the personality and the world. The lover responds in a new way to nature and may even write poetry. Love is affirmation; it motivates the yes responses and the sense of wider communication. Love casts out fear, and in the security of this togetherness we find contentment, courage. We no longer fear the age-old haunting questions: "Who am I?" "Why am I?" "Where am I going?" - and having cast out fear, we can be honest and charitable.”
“It is hard to be an apprentice to an unfriendly professor, or even one whose warmth or tolerance wears thin when the going gets hard for the student and help is needed.”
“Envision, create, and believe in your own universe, and the universe will form around you.”

Source : Tony Hsieh (2010). “Delivering Happiness: A Path to Profits, Passion, and Purpose”, p.63, Hachette UK
“if it doesn't come bursting out of you in spite of everything, don't do it. unless it comes unasked out of your heart and your mind and your mouth and your gut, don't do it.”
“Yet he was jealous, though he did not show it, For jealousy dislikes the world to know it.”
“I'm not a cheater. I've never cheated in my life”
“I do think, in time, people will have, sort of, relationships with certain kinds of robots - not every robot, but certain kinds of robots - where they might feel that it is a sort of friendship, but it's going to be of a robot-human kind.”

Source : "Profile: Cynthia Breazeal". "Nova ScienceNow" with Neil deGrasse Tyson, www.pbs.org. November 21, 2006.
“I have read that the secret of gallantry is to accept the pleasures of life leisurely, and its inconveniences with a shrug; as well as that, among other requisites, the gallant person will always consider the world with a smile of toleration, and his own doings with a smile of honest amusement, and Heaven with a smile which is not distrustful â€” being thoroughly persuaded that God is kindlier than the genteel would regard as rational.”

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