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Quote # 159 That time is now
“In the course of history, there comes a time when humanity is called to shift to a new level of consciousness, to reach a higher moral ground. A time when we have to shed our fear and give hope to each other. That time is now.” Dr. Wangari Maathai 2004 Nobel Prize acceptance speech.
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Quote #158 [When I walked into the Kingdom.]
“Late have I loved you, Beauty so very ancient and so ever new. Late have I loved you! You were within, but I was without.” St Augustine
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Quote # 157 Word
[French word] Rêverie A soft, waking daydream. Rêverie lives somewhere between thought and dream. It is a soft drifting of the mind, unhurried and uncontained. Ideas appear without effort, images overlap, and meaning remains open. It is a quiet interior freedom.
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Quote # 156 Memory
The Visit The wind blew open the front door and sat down in my father’s chair. Billy Collins
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Quote # 155 Word
untrammeled AMERICAN [uhn-tram-uhld] / ʌnˈtræm əld / especially British, untrammelled ADJECTIVE
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Quote # 154 Word
[French word] Flâner To wander without purpose or destination. Flâner is the art of wandering without justification. It is movement freed from destination, curiosity released from usefulness. Time loosens its grip, attention widens, and the world begins to offer itself differently. In flânerie, nothing is rushed and nothing is wasted.
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Quote # 153
[French Word] Émerveillement A lasting openness to wonder. Émerveillement is not a sudden surprise, but a lasting openness to wonder. It is the ability to be moved again, even by what seems familiar. Light, silence, a phrase, a gesture, everything retains the power to enchant. The world stays alive.
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Quote # 152
“Write it on your heart that every day is the best day in the year.” Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Quote # 151
[Enshittification Why Everything Suddenly Got Worse] (although): “There is more love than shit if we dare to look. Foods to love. Dogs to love. People to love. Sunrises to love. Pizza to love. Little jagged pieces of our hearts to love. Quirks of others to love. Literature to love. Bad jokes to love.” Nadia Bolz-Weber
