Nothing is more beautiful than freedom, and nothing more grotesque than its molestation.
Bryant McGillMots clés freedom grotesque molestation
Literature for me… tries to heal the harm done by stories. (How much harm? Most of the atrocities of history have been created by stories, e.g., the Jews killed Jesus.) I follow Sartre that the freedom the author claims for herself must be shared with the reader. So that would mean that literature is stories that put themselves at the disposal of readers who want to heal themselves. Their healing power lies in their honesty, the freshness of their vision, the new and unexpected things they show, the increase in power and responsibility they give the reader.
Geoff RymanMots clés honesty empowerment originality freedom stories literature storytelling responsibility healing unexpected freshness satre
Freedom is a length of rope. God wants you to hang yourself with it.
Castiel SupernaturalMots clés freedom
I don’t want to know what time it is. I don’t want to know what day it is or where I am. None of that matters.
Jon KrakauerMots clés freedom into-the-wild
Do not allow others' doubts in you keep you from achieving your dream.
Do not allow the doubts of others keep you from being free.
Mots clés inspirational freedom dreams doubts
Now he understood clearly that roads do divide, at the crossroad there is a choice, and blinding oneself to it is a form of choosing, too; it is the fool's way, the coward's way.
Erik Christian HaugaardMots clés choice freedom responsibility bad-faith
Pasaulis niekada neatrodo toks gražus, kaip tą akimirką, kaii jį paliekame, kai jums atima laisvę
Erich Maria RemarqueMots clés life freedom lithuanian
Suddenly an unexpected series of sounds began to be heard in this place up against the starry sky. They were the notes of Oak´s flute. It came from the direction of a small dark object under the hedge - a shephard´s hut - now presenting an outline to which an unintiated person might have been puzzled to attach either meaning or use. ... Being a man not without a frequent consciousness that there was some charm in this life he led, he stood still after looking at the sky as a useful instrument, and regarded it in an appreciative spirit, as a work of art superlatively beautiful. For a moment he seemed impressed with the speaking loneliness of the scene, or rather with the complete abstraction from all its compass of the sights and sounds of man. ... Oak´s motions, though they had a quiet energy, were slow, and their deliberateness accorded well with his occupation. Fitness being the basis of beauty, nobody could have denied tha his steady swings and turns in and about the flock had elements of grace. His special power, morally, physically, and mentally, was static. ... Oak was an intensely human man: indee, his humanity tore in pieces any politic intentions of his which bordered on strategy, and carried him on as by gravitation. A shadow in his life had always been that his flock should end in mutton - that a day could find a shepherd an arrant traitor to his gentle sheep.
Thomas HardyMots clés freedom nature independence gabriel coherence shepherd gabriel-oak
You have a power of incalculable value. You need ask nothing of anyone. You need depend on no one. You are free, and that freedom is a gift.
Cassandra ClareGod take what He would," she said. And He did, and He did, and He did and then gave her Halle who gave her freedom when it didn't mean a thing.
Toni MorrisonMots clés freedom children god loss common
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