Realities Quotes (page 33)

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• universe
• author
• greatness

It is true that all authors have tried to make propaganda. The great ones are those who failed, who have gained access, consciously or not, to a deeper and more universal reality. Eugene Ionesco

• reality
• world
• skeptic

Me, I was already jaded and tarnished, skeptical that a fantasy world could keep reality at bay. Jodi Picoult

• reality
• world
• horror

A glimpse into the world proves that horror is nothing other than reality. Alfred Hitchcock

• lost
• die
• reality

All that we know about those we have loved and lost is that they would wish us to remember them with a more intensified realization of their reality. What is essential does not die but clarifies. The highest tribute to the dead is not grief but gratitude. Thornton Wilder

• reality
• welcome
• welcomed

Welcome to the worst nightmare of all, reality! Clive Barker

• writing
• reality
• forever

Long live transfinite mountains, the hollow earth, time machines, fractal writing, aliens, dada, telepathy, flying saucers, warped space, teleportation, artificial reality, robots, pod people, hylozoism, endless shrinking, intelligent goo, antigravity, surrealism, software highs, two-dimensional time, gnarly computation, the art of photo composition, pleasure zappers, nanomachines, mind viruses, hyperspace, monsters from the deep and, of course, always and forever, the attack of the giant ants! Rudy Rucker

• promise
• reality
• commitment

Commitment is what transforms a promise into reality. Abraham Lincoln

• reality
• fear
• perspective

He understood then that all his exploits as a reporter, the feats that had won him such recognition and fame, were merely an attempt to keep his most ancient fears at bay, a stratagem for taking refuge behind a lens to test whether reality was more tolerable from that perspective. Isabel Allende

• history
• reality
• histories

I've always preferred mythology to history. History is truth that becomes an illusion. Mythology is an illusion that becomes reality. Jean Cocteau

• god
• tree
• world

But he could no longer disbelieve in the reality of love, since God Himself had loved his individual soul with divine love from all eternity. Gradually, as his soul was enriched with spiritual knowledge, he saw the whole world forming one vast symmetrical expression of God's power and love. Life became a divine gift for every moment and sensation of which, were it even the sight of a single leaf hanging on the twig of a tree, his soul should praise and thank the Giver. The world for all its... James Joyce

• art
• picture
• reality

Jazz is the false liquidation of art? instead of utopia becoming reality it disappears from the picture. Theodor Adorno

• reality
• learning
• greatness

The Man of Truth has learned that Illusion is the One Reality, and that Substance is the Great Impostor. H. P. Lovecraft

• eyes
• appreciation
• reality

tragedy in the theater opens our eyes so that we can discover and appreciate the heroic in reality. Jose Ortega y Gasset

• fear
• poetry
• reality

The fear of poetry is an indication that we are cut off from our own reality. Muriel Rukeyser

• wellness
• feeling
• saying

My hand feels touched as well as it touches; reality says this, and nothing more. Paul Valery