Quote from Sunday Adelaja, The Mountain of Ignorance
It takes wisdom, power and influence to be able to make a positive impact on what goes on in society and in the nation as a whole.
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Quote from Richard B. Hays
God has chosen to save the world through the cross, through the shameful andpowerless death of the crucified Messiah. If that shocking event is therevelation of the deepest truth about the character of God, then our whole wayof seeing the world is turned upside down⊠all values are transformed⊠Godrefuses to play games of power and prestige on human terms.
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Quote from Sidney Sheldon, Bloodline
Because there was a hunger in me to see everything and do everything. I wanted to be everyone I saw. I wasn’t enough for me. Can you understand that?
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Quote from Mia Asher, Easy Virtue
After that day, I discovered one indelible truth. I discovered that love wasnât everything that mattered in life. It was an emotion that not many had the luxury of feeling without any pain attached to it. Many say that love will set you free, but I disagree. Love is a cage, a very painful one; its gilded bars made with yearning, heartache, and unfulfilled dreams. And the moment I realized that love wasnât necessary to oneâs survival I became free. No one would have the power to hurt me again.
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Quote from Sanaya Roman, Living with Joy: Keys to Personal Power and Spiritual Transformation
Truly powerful people have great humility. They do not try to impress, they do not try to be influential. They simply are. People are magnetically drawn to them. They are most often very silent and focused, aware of their core selves. … They never persuade, nor do they use manipulation or aggressiveness to get their way. They listen. If there is anything they can offer to assist you, they offer it; if not, they are silent.
Quote from Harsha Yardi, Ashtavakra Gita: The Ultimate Solace
What is this power of words? In our everyday routine, we use words to carry out all our transactions. If someone praises us then we get happy and if someone criticizes us then we get annoyed. If we take a closer look at this phenomenon then we will easily understand that when somebody is praising us or calling us names, that time no material comes and hits us. All that happens is, we just get to hear the sound of the words uttered by the other person. When that sound reaches our ears, our mind starts analyzing and interpreting that sound. If the interpretation given by the mind is positive then we get happy. If the interpretation given by the mind is negative then we get annoyed. It is true that the meaning of those words is already present in our mind. Words only invoke the meaning already present in our mind. This relationship between words and their meanings is known as âShaktiâ (power) in philosophy.
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Quote from Vera Nazarian, Dreams of the Compass Rose
I tell the story to you now, but in each telling the story itself changes a little, changes direction, and that in turn changes you and me. So be very careful not only in how you repeat it but in how you remember it, goslings. More often than you realize it, the world is shaped by two things — stories told and the memories they leave behind.
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