"It's very human to cling to what we have,
but in so doing, we destroy
the natural ebb and flow of life."
L. Buscaglia

"It is very human to cling to what we have,
but in so doing we destroy
the natural ebb and flow of life."
L. Buscaglia

"What are you holding on to?"
L. Buscaglia's Mama

"I am more important than my problems."
J. Ferrer

"Tangible works of art fade with time,
chip from walls,
and may be discredited by passion trends.
But a life of love last forever."
L. Buscaglia

"Love last as long as we draw breath."
L. Buscaglia

"In love, we may find it
better to make allowances,
rather than make points."
L. Buscaglia

"With so many spectacular colors in the world,
it's a shame to make everything black and white."
D. R. Little

"Giving in does not imply
giving up any more than
being flexible is a sign of
lack of conviction.
More often,
by being willing to give a little,
we get more than we ever dreamed."
L. Buscaglia

"Those who think they know it all
have no way of finding out that they don't."
L. Bucsaglia

"If we are wise,
we discover that our
answers come only
when we work them out
for ourselves.
Others may contribute
to our understanding,
but the acquiring of
personal wisdom is
always an inside job."
Leo Buscaglia

"There is no failure except
in no longer trying."
E. Hubbard

"Success often lies just the other side of failure."
L. Buscaglia

"As Lloyd Jones assures us,
those who try to do something
and fail are infinitely better off
than those who try to
do nothing and succeed."
L. Buscaglia

"To be unsuccessful is not the same as failure.
Our disappointment is more likely to
provide an opportunity to learn and grow."
L. Buscaglia

"When love dies,
one or both partners have neglected it,
have failed to replenish and renew it.
Like any other living thing,
love requires effort to keep it healthy."
L. Buscaglia

"We are indeed like the three proverbial blind men,
each in touch with only his particular piece of the elephant
yet each claiming to know the nature of the whole beast.
So we squabble over our different micro-cosmic world views
and all wars are holy wars."
M. S. Peck

"- We must constantly revise and extend our understanding
to include new knowledge of the larger world.
We must constantly enlarge our frame of reference."
M. S. Peck

"We suffer, I believe, from a
tendency to define
religion too narrowly."
M. S. Peck

"For what does it profit a man
to gain the whole world
and forfeit his soul?"
Bible
English Standard Version
Mark 8:36

"...when a pupil is ready,
the teacher appears."
Me short-quoting R. Fulghum

"Almost anything can be worked out
if people are of good will and
light hearts and strong values."
R. Fulghum

"There is power in keeping
your mouth shut
and your eyes open."
M. Alibrando

"But I say if you're going to be an idiot,
you might as well smile and
let people think you're enjoying it."
G. Burns

"Life is lumpy.
And a lump in the oatmeal,
a lump in the throat,
and a lump in the breast
are not the same lump.
One should learn the difference."
R. Fulghum

"...when everyone has enough to eat,
everyone will dance."
Me short-quoting R. Fulghum

"It is through our dreams that we
maintain the possibility
of a better more meaningful life."
L. Buscaglia

"You don't lose to compromise,
you find it."
Me short-quoting L. Buscaglia 

"But it is always from strength that gentleness arises."
L. Buscaglia

"Love is certainly genetically inscribed,
but it needs to be evoked,
studied, taught and practiced
if it is to have any real meaning."
L. Buscaglia

"Coming together is a beginning.
Keeping together is progress.
Working together is success."
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