Kapitany Anni Quotes

There's always a way! ~ Anni Antoni

Sometimes it seemed like I was the one expected to soldier on while everyone else had a licence to fall apart. ~ Anni Taylor

Multa ferunt anni venientes commoda secum, Multa recedentes adimiunt. (The years, as they come, bring many agreeable things with them; as they go, they take many away.) ~ Horace

Everyone can only succeed with their own Dharma. ~ Anni Sennov

Don't search for God outside yourself. God is always on the inside and can only be visible on the outside when also visible on the inside. ~ Anni Sennov (1962-2019)

No children are so divine that they do not need responsible parenting and be taught proper manners. ~ Anni Sennov

She let the petals drop through her fingers. "People romanticise stars. They're just hot-as-hell suns. Not centaurs. Not twinkling little jewels to wish upon. Just suns. ~ Anni Taylor

A longing for excitement can be satisfied without external means within oneself: For creating is the most intense excitement one can come to know. ~ Anni Albers

For a moment, she thought she was crying too. But then she realised she was just humming.
Finally, she could hear the farm.
A snippet of a song played in her head. One of the songs she always heard blasting over the farm's loudspeakers. A song about summer days under the sun. She could really hear it. She could feel the warm, sultry air on her skin, and she wasn't cold anymore.
The air was always yellow at the farm.
Golden yellow. ~ Anni Taylor

People are here on Earth to improve their own energy. It is not the Earth's energy and the Earth's force that need to be improved. ~ Anni Sennov

I picked up an old microscope at a flea market in Verona. In the long evenings, in my imitation of life science, I set up in the courtyard and examined local specimens. Pointless pleasure, stripped of ends. The ancient contadino from across the road, long since convinced that we were mad, could not resist coming over for a look.
I showed him where to put his eye. I watched him, thinking, this is how we attach to existence. We look through awareness's tube and see the swarm at the end of the scope, taking what we come upon there for the full field of sight itself.
The old man lifted his eye from the microscope lens, crying.
Signore, ho ottantotto anni e non ho mai Saputo prima che cosa ci fosse in una goccia d'acqua. I'm eighty-eight years old and I never knew what was in a droplet of water. ~ Richard Powers