A Selection of 240 Words from Thinkers in Two Books: The Negative Consequences of Anger and Fault-Finding

  • Seema Azharuddin: Until when you change, nothing changes.
  • Albert Einstein: The measurement scale of intelligence, is the ability to change.
  • Theodore Parker: I wish I had known how to live, or had found someone to teach me method of life.
  • Sherry Carter Scott: Awareness is the first stride to providing in the context of changes you aspire (wishing) to create in yourself.
  • Mahatma Gandhi: Our greatest ability as human beings is not to change the world, but to change of ourselves.
  • Confucius: In three ways wisdom is learned: through thought, which is the most noble way; through imitation, which is the easiest way; and through experience, which is the bitterest way.
  • Abraham Lincoln: The best way to predict the future, is to create it.
  • Chinua Achebe: The sun before it shines on those who are kneeling before it, shines on those who are standing.
  • Marcel Proust: Since one cannot look at things from the same perspective as another, one does not understand how much one can hurt another by what one says casually.
  • Leo Buscaglia: Less than a century, is not a lot of time to live, but it is the extent us to learn, that love is the end and the eventually of existence.
  • Jean-Jacques Rousseau: People, without love, are like blind men who will in no way get home.
  • Lao Tzu: If you don’t change your path, you get to the same place that is your destination.
  • Nelson Mandela: There are three things in life cannot you get them anymore: words after being say, moments after loss and the time after passed.
  • Stephen Hawking: People will not have time for you if you are always angry or complaining.
  • Dalai Lama: A true hero is someone who overcomes his anger and hatred.
  • Cyrus the Great: Your life begins when you take control of your own destiny’s authority.
  • Will Smith: Don’t let those who do few things for you, control the mind, feelings, and emotions of you.
  • Eva Gregory: Only by changing your perspective will you see that how much your life situation changes; amazed by this transformation.
  • Rebecca Goldstein: Everyone makes excuses for themselves that they are not willing to make for others.
  • Christine Feehan: Being alone isn’t really an annoying thing, it’s the feeling of loneliness that’s annoying. one person can be in between the population but feel lonely.
  • Haruki Murakami: Watching the ocean makes me miss people. Socializing with people too, miss my heart the ocean.
  • Michael Josephson: If you want to be happy, learn to be alone without feeling lonely. Learn that being alone does not mean being sad. The world is full of interesting and enjoyable things to do and people who can enrich your life.
  • Albert Einstein: If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a purpose, not to people and stuffs.
  • Buddha: Instead of companionship with selfish, proud, aggressive, and stubborn people, it is better to walk alone.
  • Joel Osteen: It’s better to be alone than you let people who are not leading anywhere keep you from your destiny.
  • Mahatma Gandhi: The future depends on what you do today.
  • Florence Scovel Shinn: The only person who needs to change is yourself; when you change yourself, all the situations and circumstances around you will also changes.
  • Mitu McKenna: Life is knowing that must be changed.
  • Nelson Mandela: I believe that if I don’t control my attitude and my way of thinking, it, will bring under its own control me.
  • Ralph Vanguard: Transformation is the medicine for all pains, it does something that a person’s existence should be calm and settled and be happy and content.
  • Thomas Edison: To change human life, nothing is more important than his or her decision-making power.
  • Henry David Thoreau: Life is about trying to make a difference.
  • Wolfgang Goethe: It is not enough to know, we must request; wish is not enough, we must act.
  • Sigmund Freud: The breadth of each person’s personality is defined by the magnitude of the problem that can drive him or her out of their logical state.
  • Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Before speaking, measure your speech; as you plow before you sow.
  • Robert Jr.: The less you responding to negative people, life of you become more powerful.
  • Caroline Potter: Happiness comes from within me and no one except I myself, can make me happy.
  • George Bernard Shaw: Life is not about finding yourself; life is about making yourself.
  • Nelson Mandela: Learn to know yourself, as realistically and regularly search your mental processes and emotions.

     

          Dariush Khalili Moghadam