6 POWERFUL Quotes by Alan Rickman to Remember THE LEGEND He will Remain… Always! – RIP SNAPE!

Alan Rickman became one of Britain’s best-loved acting stars thanks to roles including Professor Snape in the Harry Potter films and Hans Gruber in Die Hard.

Harry Potter author JK Rowling led the tributes, describing him as “a magnificent actor and a wonderful man”.

She wrote on Twitter: “There are no words to express how shocked and devastated I am to hear of Alan Rickman’s death.”

She added: “My thoughts are with [Rickman’s wife] Rima and the rest of Alan’s family. We have all lost a great talent. They have lost part of their hearts.”

Announcing his death on Thursday, a family statement said: “The actor and director Alan Rickman has died from cancer at the age of 69. He was surrounded by family and friends.

Director Ang Lee, who cast Rickman opposite Kate Winslet in 1995’s Sense and Sensibility, called him a “brilliant actor… a soulful actor… [and] a great human being.”

Fellow Harry Potter actor Jason Isaacs, who played Lucius Malfoy, wrote: “Heartbreaking news about lovely Alan. Nobody else could be as hilarious, tragic, terrifying and truthful all at the same time #RIPAlanRickman.”

Actor Richard E Grant wrote on Twitter: “Farewell my friend. Your kindness and generosity ever since we met in LA in 1987 and ever since is incalculable.”

TV star and Bafta ceremony host Stephen Fry wrote: “What desperately sad news about Alan Rickman. A man of such talent, wicked charm and stunning screen and stage presence. He’ll be sorely missed.”

 

6 AMAZING Quotes by Alan Rickman, you will be missed good man:

6 Quotes by Alan Rickman to Remember The Man that He was and THE LEGEND He will Remain... Always! (1)

“Actors are agents of change. A film, a piece of theater, a piece of music, or a book can make a difference. It can change the world.” – A powerful piece of art can touch the essence of the human spirit penetrating through all barriers.

 

6 Quotes by Alan Rickman to Remember The Man that He was and THE LEGEND He will Remain... Always! (2)

“Talent is an accident of genes – and a responsibility.” – Many pieces, accidentally or not, fell into place so you can be naturally good at something. No matter what your talent is, there is a GREAT responsibility with it.

 

6 Quotes by Alan Rickman to Remember The Man that He was and THE LEGEND He will Remain... Always! (3)

“I do take my work seriously and the way to do that is not to take yourself too seriously.” – Once we take ourselves out of the equation, out of our own way, only than our true potential can shine.

 

6 Quotes by Alan Rickman to Remember The Man that He was and THE LEGEND He will Remain... Always! (4)

“I think there should be laughs in everything. Sometimes, it’s a slammed door, a pie in the face or just a recognition of our frailties.” – Comedy is an essential part of survival, believe it or not, it is both the reason keeping us from flying too high and the bliss showing us how more we can be.

 

6 Quotes by Alan Rickman to Remember The Man that He was and THE LEGEND He will Remain... Always! (5)

“It would be wonderful to think that the future is unknown and sort of surprising.” – No matter how terrifying the unknown seems to us, it is the only place where anything can happen.

 

6 Quotes by Alan Rickman to Remember The Man that He was and THE LEGEND He will Remain... Always! (6)

“When I’m 80 years old and sitting in my rocking chair, I’ll be reading Harry Potter. And my family will say to me, “after all this time?” And I will say, Always.” – RIP Legend!

 

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You Will Never Believe what Jennifer Lawrence Says to a Reporter Who is Looking on His Phone! – GREAT LESSON!

Rarely who of us is immune to technology and living in the moment.

With so much social media, taking photos, videos, vloging, messaging, calling, surfing the internet… we are literally slaves to devices created to serve us.

Jennifer Lawrence is one of my favorite celebrities because of her brutal honesty. She is a great example of someone who is living in the now. What she says to this reporter on The Golden Globes 2016 is a valuable lesson for everyone.

This is What Jennifer Lawrence Says to a Reporter who is Addicted to His Phone:

Jim Carrey Makes Fun of The Whole EGO Driven System that is Forcing Us to Believe We are Not Enough!

I must admit, seeing him like this after his recent tragedy fills my heart with joy. Seeing that he is the old god of comedy, only better, more awakened version of him fills me with hope.

On the Golden Globes 2016 Jim made a speech making fun of the whole system which is driving us to want more and more. He is making fun of the things which we know to kill for and how truly insignificant they are in reality.

What Jim Carrey says on the Golden Globes 2016 will make your day, and if you know how to listen, it can save you from playing the fool’s game.

Jim Carrey on The Golden Globes 2016

THIS Forgotten Interview of David Bowie Reveals Who He TRULY Was!

“Q: What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery? A: Living in fear.”

David Bowie left us with countless fruits starting with his amazing music and voice, to quotes, movies and art. Maybe the greatest gift he gave to humanity is the way he approached life and his identity.

David Bowie had the spirit of rebellion. Not a rebellion against a system, or a government, but a rebellion against the prison of identity. He was one of the few who realized that anyone can be anything, no matter how they look, that life was meant to be celebrated and not taken too seriously, that we should not take our identity too seriously.

We are all here as the people we identify with for a limited amount of time. Sooner or later we all go back to be the starpeople we all are. So why don’t we live like this? Through the answers of this amazing interview you can see the artistic way David Bowie looked at life: FUN, HUMOR, LIVING IN THE MOMENT!

 

David Bowie’s Answers to Vanity Fair’s Proust Questionnaire:David Bowie Questionnaire

What is your idea of perfect happiness?

D. Bowie: Reading.

 

What is your most marked characteristic?

D. Bowie: Getting a word in edgewise.

 

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

D. Bowie: Discovering morning.

 

What is your greatest fear?

D. Bowie: Converting kilometers to miles.

 

What historical figure do you most identify with?

D. Bowie: Santa Claus.

 

Which living person do you most admire?

D. Bowie: Elvis.

 

Who are your heroes in real life?

D. Bowie: The consumer.

 

What is the trait you most deplore in yourself?

D. Bowie: While in New York, tolerance.

Outside New York, intolerance.

 

What is the trait you most deplore in others?

D. Bowie: Talent.

 

What is your favorite journey?

D. Bowie: The road of artistic excess.

 

What do you consider the most overrated virtue?

D. Bowie: Sympathy and originality.

 

Which word or phrases do you most overuse?

D. Bowie: “Chthonic,” “miasma.”

 

What is your greatest regret?

D. Bowie: That I never wore bellbottoms.

 

What is your current state of mind?

D. Bowie: Pregnant.

 

If you could change one thing about your family, what would it be?

D. Bowie: My fear of them (wife and son excluded).

 

What is your most treasured possession?

D. Bowie: A photograph held together by cellophane tape of Little Richard that I bought in 1958, and a pressed and dried chrysanthemum picked on my honeymoon in Kyoto.

 

What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?

D. Bowie: Living in fear.

 

Where would you like to live?

D. Bowie: Northeast Bali or south Java.

 

What is your favorite occupation?

D. Bowie: Squishing paint on a senseless canvas.

 

What is the quality you most like in a man?

D. Bowie: The ability to return books.

 

What is the quality you most like in a woman?

D. Bowie: The ability to burp on command.

 

What are your favorite names?

D. Bowie: Sears & Roebuck.

 

What is your motto?

D. Bowie: “What” is my motto.

 

I’ll leave you with one of the greatest quotes from David Bowie:

Dawid Bowie Best Quote

 

A SHOCKING Speech from Agent Smith that will Open Your Eyes to The Sickness of Humanity!

Do you know what The Matrix is? I do not mean “The Matrix” as one of the best, highly conscious trilogies, but what The Matrix stands for and tries to describe.

Let me ask you this, why do you want a job?

So you can earn money, right? Why do you need money?

Except for buying things you do not really need, for buying necessities like food, water, shelter… You need those things for survival. And of course, here come the taxes.

To get a job you need to study, you need to build your resume, you need to buy more pointless things to help you succeed through this process.

This giant money-making-machine is The Matrix. Everything and everyone who tells you that you NEED to do something is a part of this Matrix. And, The Matrix is what keeps society so organized, all people working towards a mutual goal…

But what goal is that?Humanity's Goal Time Square

Survival? We are more evolved than that aren’t we? I mean we must be in order to create a system to sustain us all, like The Matrix.

So what, Money? But we are smarter than that, right? We know that money cannot be the end goal in reality they are only paper.

Buying? Getting more insignificant things we do not really need? Is this our purpose?

Can it be Power? Are we all working together while secretly competing with each other? Are we on a quest to acquiring wealth just so we can rise above everyone else, just so we can control more things shaping the world like we want to?

Freedom?

WHAT IS IT THAT WE ALL WORK FOR?

Is it a mix of all of these things? Or is it because nobody taught us any better?

Are we really here, on this beautiful planet, circling around a bright star, in the midst of the milky way, surrounded by more than 100 billion galaxies in an ever expanding universe to work for money? So we can buy products that most likely poison us?

Nahh, something is not right here.

It cannot be. It defies logic.

Is the idea to work for mutual growth, evolution and expansion and we need money so there is a mutual value of our energy spent? Isn’t that what money represent, value?

But how do we thrive where there are more flaws to this system than without it?

Taking what we do to Nature and even ourselves we have become a disease, a virus to the human spirit.

This is an EYE OPENING speech from agent Smith

 

But we don’t have to be!Agent Smith Free Will

All we should be is aware.

We have a choice to choose our own path, a free will, just like Neo. We don’t have to be a disease!

You know there are not only bad bacteria. There are bacteria that help sustain life. Maybe it’s time to create a new system which benefits all life.

And yes, we spread, but maybe we need to spread. Maybe, if we cure the sickness in the human spirit The Universe can kinda benefit from us around. Maybe we can make it a brighter place.

What do you think?

The Love Between These Brother And Sister Is More Than You Can Handle

If you have a sibling you know how irritating they can be sometimes. You know they are probably the only people in the world who can make you angriest in an instant.

But you also know that if there is someone in the world you would take a bullet for, it’s them. You know there is not a person in the world you would let harm them in any way.

We tease each other, make fun of each other, we get so insanely mad, but we love each other the most. This love between brothers and sisters is deeper than words can explain.

Lindsey Cochran was born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy and has been in a wheelchair since she was two years old. This prevents her from doing many activities children her age like to do, but she does not have a broken spirit.

Her mother, Tracy Cochran, wrote this in a blog post for Everyday Health: “She laughs often, cries little, and lives life to its fullest. She has been a blessing to so many, and God has richly taken our family down paths that have been hard, but have allowed us to grow in ways we would have never expected. Like Lindsay, we have learned to take life one day at a time.”

However, the bond Lindsey and her brother share is probably one of the purest bonds a human can have, the love between a brother and sister. I know this because I have a sister, 2 in fact, and I completely understand Trenton when he says “I would take a bullet for her.”

This is How Much a Brother Loves His Sister:

27 Images That Prove That We Are In Serious Danger. I’m Speechless

“When the Last Tree Is Cut Down, the Last Fish Eaten, and the Last Stream Poisoned, You Will Realize That You Cannot Eat Money.”

We have to see the world with better view. As much as we can Google the good, clean environments around the word, we can also see the bad and intoxicated side.

This prophecy is becoming more and more brutal reality. But, even today, not every person is aware of the horrible effects our lifestyles have on nature.

So share these evocative pictures with everyone.

These pictures say more than a thousand words:

 

1 – THIS IS A PICTURE OF THE OVERDEVELOPED METROPOLIS OF MEXICO CITY WHICH HAS OVER 20 MILLION RESIDENTS.

Serious Danger 1

 

2 – THIS WAVE IN INDONESIA SHOWS THE EXTENT OF DEBRIS AND TRASH IN OUR OCEANS.

Serious Danger 2

 

3 – A LIGNITE POWER PLANT EMITTING TONS OF POLLUTANTS INTO THE AIR. THE SAD THING IS THAT LIGNITE, WHICH IS SIMILAR TO COAL, DOESN’T EVEN PRODUCE THAT MUCH HEAT.

Serious Danger 3

 

4 – THIS WATERFALL IS ALL DUE TO ICE MELT FROM GLACIERS. PROOF THAT CLIMATE CHANGE IS HAVING A DRAMATIC EFFECT ON NATURE MUCH FASTER THAN MOST PEOPLE THINK.

Serious Danger 4

 

5 – THIS IS AN OILFIELD IN CALIFORNIA. A PRIME EXAMPLE OF HUMANS SELFISH NEED TO SQUEEZE EVERY LAST DROP OF PROFIT OUT OF THE EARTH. IT SADDENS ME THAT THIS MAY HAPPEN TO THE BEAUTIFUL GREEN PASTURES OF NORTH DAKOTA, WHERE A CURRENT OIL BOOM IS TAKING PLACE!

Serious Danger 5

 

6 – THE CARCASS OF A POLAR BEAR IN SVALVARD, NORWAY WHO STARVED TO DEATH DUE TO THE DISAPPEARING ICE CAPS CAUSED BY GLOBAL WARMING. POLAR BEARS DEPEND ON THE ICE IN ORDER TO HUNT.

Serious Danger 6

 

7 – A HEAT AND POWER STATION BURNS NEAR FUKUSHIMA WITH LITTLE EFFECT FROM EFFORTS TO PUT THE FLAMES OUT.

Serious Danger 7

 

8 – LANDFILL OF TIRES IN THE DESERTS OF NEVADA. TIRES POSE A DANGER TO THE ENVIRONMENT BECAUSE OF DANGEROUS TOXINS RELEASED WHEN THEY DECOMPOSE AND ALSO WHEN THEY ARE INCINERATED. WE NEED TO SUPPORT COMPANIES WHO RECYCLE OLD TIRES INSTEAD OF LETTING THEM WIND UP IN LANDFILLS.

Serious Danger 8

 

9 – DEFORESTATION IN CANADA. IT’S SO SAD TO SEE WHAT REMAINS WHERE ONCE BEAUTIFUL FORESTS THRIVED. WE ARE JUST STARTING TO FEEL THE EFFECTS THAT DESTROYING THOUSANDS OF YEARS OF PLANT LIFE WILL HAVE ON US.

Serious Danger 9

 

10 – OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE NEW. A PILE OF OLD TECHNOLOGY THAT HAS BEEN THROWN ASIDE BECAUSE IT’S OUT OF DATE. NOT ONLY DO THESE DISCARDED MONITORS AFFECT THE ENVIRONMENT BUT THE METALS ARE STRIPPED FROM INSIDE WITH HARMFUL CHEMICALS.

Serious Danger 10

 

11 – THE GREED OF THE CONSUMER IS NOT ONLY KILLING THE ENVIRONMENT, BUT EACH OTHER. THIS IS A PICTURE OF THE BLACK FRIDAY RUSH AT AN ELECTRONICS STORE IN IDAHO.

Serious Danger 11

 

12 – THIS MALDIVES ISLAND IS BEING THREATENED BY RISING SEA LEVELS.

Serious Danger 12

 

13 – THIS IS A BIRD’S EYE VIEW OF NEW DELHI, AND ITS 22 MILLION INHABITANTS!

Serious Danger 13

 

14 – IN THE REMAINS OF A DECOMPOSING ALBATROSS, WE SEE WHAT HAPPENS TO MUCH OF OUR LITTER.

Serious Danger 14

 

15 – THIS IS THE MIR MINE, THE LARGEST DIAMOND MINE IN THE WORLD LOCATED IN RUSSIA. WHEN YOU SEE THE BEAUTY IN A STONE, LIKE THE DIAMOND, YOU NEVER THINK OF THE DESTRUCTION CAUSED TO THE EARTH THAT WENT INTO SEARCHING FOR IT.

Serious Danger 15

 

16 – SIMILAR TO THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT, WILD SIBERIAN TIGERS ARE IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION. APPROXIMATELY 97% OF THE SPECIES HAS BEEN WIPED OUT BY POACHING IN THE LAST CENTURY. THERE ARE FEWER THAN 3,200 LEFT IN THE WORLD TODAY.

Serious Danger 16

 

17 – THESE ARE GREENHOUSES AS FAR AS THE EYE CAN SEE NEAR ALMERIA, SPAIN.

Serious Danger 17

 

18 – A FOREST THAT HAS BEEN IN OREGON FOR OVER A THOUSAND YEARS WAS DEVASTATED WHEN IT WAS DECIDED THAT A NEW DAM WAS NEEDED IN THIS AREA. JUST THINK OF THE ANIMALS THAT LOST THEIR HOMES BECAUSE OF THE SELFISHNESS OF MANKIND.

Serious Danger 18

 

19 – DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES. THE ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN SUCH DENSELY POPULATED CITIES IS UNIMAGINABLE. JUST THINK THE IMPACT THEY COULD HAVE ON THE ENVIRONMENT IF EVERYONE IN LA WOULD REMEMBER TO TURN OFF THEIR LIGHTS WHEN THEY LEAVE THE ROOM.

Serious Danger 19

 

20 – THE RESULTS OF OIL SAND MINING. THIS IS IN ALBERTA, CANADA BUT THAT IS NOT THE ONLY PLACE THEY MINE FOR OIL SAND.

Serious Danger 20

 

21 – A FIRE IN COLORADO TAKES DOWN EVERYTHING IN ITS PATH. INCREASED WILDFIRES ARE A DIRECT RESULT OF CLIMATE CHANGE.

Serious Danger 21

 

22 – THIS IS A WASTE INCINERATION PLANT NEAR BANGLADESH. THESE PLANTS ARE A VIABLE OPTION TO DEALING WITH OUR TRASH, HOWEVER THEY CAN EMIT HARMFUL POLLUTANTS INTO THE AIR THAT CAN AFFECT HUMAN HEALTH. IT’S IMPORTANT THAT WE RECYCLE IN ORDER TO LIMIT WHAT GOES INTO THE INCINERATORS.

Serious Danger 22

 

23 – THIS IS A HERD FARMER IN MONGOLIA WHO CANNOT STAND THE SMELL OF THE YELLOW RIVER WHICH IS SO BAD THAT ITS POLLUTION CONTENT IS 100 TIMES HIGHER THAN THE NATIONAL STANDARD. THIS POLLUTION CAN BE ATTRIBUTED TO THE WASTE WATER EMITTED BY THREE NEARBY PAPER MILLS AND A CHEMICAL PLANT NEAR THE RIVER.

27 Images That Prove That We Are In Serious Danger

 

24 – THIS HAUL TRUCK IS LOADED WITH HUNDREDS OF TONS OF OIL SAND. OIL SAND IS SAID TO BE THE ENERGY SOURCE OF THE FUTURE, HOWEVER HARVESTING THIS OIL SAND IS A LEADING CAUSE OF DEFORESTATION AND IS THE LARGEST CONTRIBUTOR IN NORTH AMERICA TO CLIMATE CHANGE.

Serious Danger 24

 

25 – THIS IS A PICTURE OF THE LONDON’S SKY’S WHICH SHOW HOW MUCH AIR TRAFFIC THEY GET DAILY. IT IS REPORTED THAT AIR TRAFFIC IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OVER HALF OF THE POLLUTION CAUSED BY TRANSPORTATION, ACCORDING TO A REPORT RELEASED BY THE UN.

Serious Danger 25

 

26 – THIS IS THE RAINFOREST GOING UP IN FLAMES, WHICH IS DRIVING OUT A HERD OF GOATS THAT USED TO GRAZE IN THE RAINFOREST. DID YOU KNOW THAT SCIENTISTS BELIEVE THAT 70% OF ANTI-CANCER PLANTS COME FROM THE RAINFOREST? IT IS IN HUMANITY’S BEST INTEREST TO PROTECT THE RAINFORESTS!

Serious Danger 26

 

27 – THIS ONCE BEAUTIFUL ELEPHANT WAS KILLED FOR HER IVORY AND HER BODY WAS LEFT TO ROT. BETWEEN POACHING AND LOSS OF HABITAT THE AFRICAN ELEPHANTS ARE IN SERIOUS DANGER OF EXTINCTION. IN LESS THAN 100 YEARS, THE ELEPHANT POPULATION HAS GONE FROM 4 MILLION ELEPHANTS TO ABOUT 500,000 ELEPHANTS LEFT IN THE WORLD TODAY, AND MORE AND MORE ELEPHANTS ARE KILLED DAILY. MAKING IT ILLEGAL TO BUY IVORY HAS ONLY INCREASED THE VALUE BECAUSE IT IS MORE RARE AND PEOPLE COVET RARE PRODUCTS. WE NEED TO STOP THE DEMAND FOR PRODUCTS MADE OF IVORY BECAUSE WHERE THERE IS NO DEMAND THERE IS NO REWARD FOR HARVESTING IT FROM ELEPHANTS.

Serious Danger 27

 

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10 Quotes From a Sioux Indian Chief That Will Make You Question Everything About Our Society

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Luther Standing Bear was an Oglala Lakota Sioux Chief who, among a few rare others such as Charles Eastman, Black Elk and Gertrude Bonnin occupied the rift between the way of life of the Indigenous people of the Great Plains before, and during, the arrival and subsequent spread of the European pioneers.

Raised in the traditions of his people until the age of eleven, he was then educated at the Carlisle Indian Industrial Boarding School of Pennsylvania, where he learned the English language and way of life. (Though a National Historical Landmark, Carlisle remains a place of controversy in Native circles.) Like his above mentioned contemporaries, however, his native roots were deep, leaving him in the unique position of being a conduit between cultures.

10 Quotes From a Sioux Indian Chief 1Though his movement through the white man’s world was not without “success” — he had numerous movie roles in Hollywood — his enduring legacy was the protection of the way of life of his people.

By the time of his death he had published 4 books and had become a leader at the forefront of the progressive movement aimed at preserving Native American heritage and sovereignty, coming to be known as a strong voice in the education of the white man as to the Native American way of life.

Here, then, are 10 quotes from the great Sioux Indian Chief known as Standing Bear that will be sure to disturb much of what you think you know about “modern” culture.

1) Praise, flattery, exaggerated manners and fine, high-sounding words were no part of Lakota politeness. Excessive manners were put down as insincere, and the constant talker was considered rude and thoughtless. Conversation was never begun at once, or in a hurried manner.

2) Children were taught that true politeness was to be defined in actions rather than in words. They were never allowed to pass between the fire and the older person or a visitor, to speak while others were speaking, or to make fun of a crippled or disfigured person. If a child thoughtlessly tried to do so, a parent, in a quiet voice, immediately set him right.10 Quotes From a Sioux Indian Chief 2

3) Silence was meaningful with the Lakota, and his granting a space of silence before talking was done in the practice of true politeness and regardful of the rule that ‘thought comes before speech.’…and in the midst of sorrow, sickness, death or misfortune of any kind, and in the presence of the notable and great, silence was the mark of respect… strict observance of this tenet of good behavior was the reason, no doubt, for his being given the false characterization by the white man of being a stoic. He has been judged to be dumb, stupid, indifferent, and unfeeling.

4) We did not think of the great open plains, the beautiful rolling hills, the winding streams with tangled growth, as ‘wild’. Only to the white man was nature a ‘wilderness’ and only to him was it ‘infested’ with ‘wild’ animals and ‘savage’ people. To us it was tame. Earth was bountiful and we were surrounded with the blessings of the Great Mystery.

5) With all creatures of the earth, sky and water was a real and active principle. In the animal and bird world there existed a brotherly feeling that kept the Lakota safe among them. And so close did some of the Lakotas come to their feathered and furred friends that in true brotherhood they spoke a common tongue.

6) This concept of life and its relations was humanizing and gave to the Lakota an abiding love. It filled his being with the joy and mystery of living; it gave him reverence for all life; it made a place for all things in the scheme of existence with equal importance to all.

7) It was good for the skin to touch the earth, and the old people liked to remove their moccasins and walk with bare feet on the sacred earth… the old Indian still sits upon the earth instead of propping himself up and away from its life giving forces. For him, to sit or lie upon the ground is to be able to think more deeply and to feel more keenly. He can see more clearly into the mysteries of life and come closer in kinship to other lives about him.10 Quotes From a Sioux Indian Chief 3

8) Everything was possessed of personality, only differing from us in form. Knowledge was inherent in all things. The world was a library and its books were the stones, leaves, grass, brooks, and the birds and animals that shared, alike with us, the storms and blessings of earth. We learned to do what only the student of nature learns, and that was to feel beauty. We never railed at the storms, the furious winds, and the biting frosts and snows. To do so intensified human futility, so whatever came we adjusted ourselves, by more effort and energy if necessary, but without complaint.

9) …the old Lakota was wise. He knew that a man’s heart, away from nature, becomes hard; he knew that lack of respect for growing, living things soon led to lack of respect for humans, too. So he kept his children close to nature’s softening influence.

10) Civilization has been thrust upon me… and it has not added one whit to my love for truth, honesty, and generosity.

Painting the touch of the old school, these quotes have deep meaning in modern times too. They deeply moved me, and made me question our society. I hope they did the same to you.

 

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