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“I will always find a way and a way will always find me.”
― Charles F. Glassman, Brain Drain - The Breakthrough That Will Change Your Life

“Scent is such a powerful tool of attraction, that if a woman has this tool perfectly tuned, she needs no other. I will forgive her a large nose, a cleft lip, even crossed-eyes; and I’ll bathe in the jouissance of her intoxicating odour.”
― Roman Payne

“Feeling guilt dims our light. Instead of dimming our light to make others feel more comfortable, we could just continue to shine and foster the rise of the vibrations of those around us.

Being Happy and Feeling Good does not mean you have no compassion for the misery of those around you. It simply means you won’t dim your light to make them feel comfortable � instead, you’re going to help light the way.

At first, your light may be a bit too bright for others and it may hurt their eyes, yet it’s far better to shine rather than to hide your light. When you hide your light for too long, it extinguishes and you slip right back into darkness…unable to find your way until someone ‘shinyâ€� comes along to light your way and help you to find the light you still possess within, your Soul’s Magnificence.”
― Alaric Hutchinson, Living Peace: Essential Teachings For Enriching Life

“We are our own greatest teachers. One way to follow our daily bliss is to let our inner guidance system to imagine and acknowledge, all our blessings. This determines the criteria of our day, which is JOY. It puts us in tune with the positive constructive energy and raises our vibration. Making a conscious decision to creating our day and enjoy feeling good takes some good practice but the end result is worthwhile”
― Angie karan

“The next time someone tries to make you feel bad about feeling good,
respond by continuing to live well.”
― Gina Greenlee, Postcards and Pearls: Life Lessons from Solo Moments on the Road

“Sometimes feeling good isn’t about picking up more things to do, but about letting go of things that have nothing to do with you.”
― Curtis Tyrone Jones

“I’d loved women who were old and who were young; those extra kilos and large rumps, and others so thin there was barely even skin to pinch, and every time I held them, I worried I would snap them in two. But for all of these: where they had merited my love was in their delicious smell. Scent is such a powerful tool of attraction, that if a woman has this tool perfectly tuned, she needs no other. I will forgive her a large nose, a cleft lip, even crossed-eyes; and I’ll bathe in the jouissance of her intoxicating odour.”
― Roman Payne

“In order to live fully you must be guided by the reality of your ecstasy more than the maintenance of your monotony.”
― Curtis Tyrone Jones, Giants At Play: Finding Wisdom, Courage, And Acceptance To Encounter Your Destiny

“It’s no good to physically distance yourself from someone in your life, if you’re just gonna let them live in your mind.”
― Curtis Tyrone Jones

“But enough of the drama.
Winter has turned to spring.
And I am feeling good.”
― Keshni Kashyap, Tina's Mouth: An Existential Comic Diary

“A feeling of joy if not shared or tasted is a waste of a chance to be embraced.”
― Ana Claudia Antunes, A-Z of Happiness: Tips for Living and Breaking Through the Chain that Separates You from Getting That Dream Job

“Never forget that feeling fantastic is a massive magnet for summoning more magic.”
― Curtis Tyrone Jones

“Whenever you feel your light dimming, you can snap yourself back into feeling good with the simple mantra, ‘I’m getting brighter and brighter and brighter and brighter!”
― Molly Friedenfeld

“It’s true that many overly negative people actually fear letting go of their negativity, and it’s because it has become a part of their identity. If this is the case, make it a smoother transition by releasing and replacing one negative opinion at a time. It certainly is an identity shift, but it’s one that brings greater fulfillment and life satisfaction.”
― Alaric Hutchinson, Living Peace: Essential Teachings For Enriching Life

“Maybe we feel good when we help others because some small part within us remembers and connects to the knowing that we are all one.”
― Akiroq Brost

“In the moment, an anticipated rush of sugar, or of dopamine, or sinking into a couch to be entertained by a screen, can seem like the best thing in the world. But it is not those moments that we remember, and it is not those moments that we treasure. They are not rich with meaning. Fleeting, easy satisfaction does not a meaningful life make.

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Consider how you know about speed, for instance. When driving on a warm Spring day with the windows open, you can understand how fast you are going by feeling the wind in and around the car; by recognizing the road’s surface and cant and your car’s responsiveness to it; by observing other vehicles and how they are moving, and how they respond to you. Or you can read the number on the speedometer. The first provides an understanding of speed that is embodied and holistic; the second way of knowing how fast you are going, in contrast, is a much thinner kind of knowledge. That number that you glean from a glance at the speedometer tells you something, but it is both far less meaningful than having an embodied sense of speed, and far easier to communicate when you get pulled over.”
― Heather E. Heying

“There is no one to open the store. You offer to do it. They tell you that you don’t have to. They say they can ask one of the sales clerks. You tell them you’ve got it under control.

When they say thank you, you realize that you have missed being relied upon. You remember the pride of being useful.”
― Taylor Jenkins Reid, One True Loves

“It takes a lot less work to feel good than it does to feel bad.”
― Alan Cohen

“When I hear and see young men like you and Troit, who have turned their lives around, it makes me feel good. We need to learn to love one another; there is just too much hate in this world. Supt. Allerdyce Strachan, the first female officer to rise to the rank of superintendent on the Royal Bahamas Police Force.”
― Drexel Deal, The Fight of My Life is Wrapped Up in My Father

“It is not so much about horniness, it is about awareness of my well-being.”
― Alain Bremond-Torrent, "Darling, it's not only about sex"

“The thing about human beings is the way we feel accomplished is when we exert energy and time to reach a destination.”
― Simon Sinek

“Some days it's hard to believe that we're all one. But I believe if we keep radiating good energy in the world it will come back to us a hundredfold.”
― Elle Sommer

“Everyone needs to toot their own horn every now and then for their own self esteem. Choosing the right audience is the key”
― James Hauenstein

“La vita è ciò che ci concediamo di essere”
― Sarah I. Belmonte, La pittrice di Tokyo

“Clip the wings of love and laughter! They’ll marry you and menage often! But give flight lessons to despair and sadness while they’re young, training them to gain their early independence and leaving you love birds to be empty nesters long before you grow old!”
― Curtis Tyrone Jones

“- Hur fick ni modet att vÃ¥ga lämna indien?
- FrÃ¥gan är felformulerad. Det är rädsla som fÃ¥r folk att fly, modet är det som driver oss framÃ¥t. FÃ¥r oss tro pÃ¥ ett annat liv. Mod, det är att hoppas.”
― Marc Levy

“He felt good today, though. Rubbable. He might even go so far as to say hopeful. Whether that was simply insistent optimism or false hope, he would take what he could. I’m only storing up karmic liabilities, he mused to himself musingly.”
― Kyle St Germain, Dysfunction

“...all this mush of feeling good as if that was the most important thing in the world; as if it didn't matter about truth or justice or honor; as if they were just words to make you feel good... so you can lie, cheat, deceive your families. None of it matters if only you feel good at the end...”
― Philip Pullman, The Butterfly Tattoo

“Je me sens comme dans un film, où l'héroïne embarque dans un train vers une nouvelle aventure. Suis-je une héroïne ? Un personnage principal ? Il semble que oui, en tout cas, je suis le personnage principal de ma propre vie en ce moment, et bon sang, ça fait du bien.”
― Charlie, Les couleurs du changement

“MOBIUS: Neon, you’ve been living in the Nonprofit Matrix, a world controlled by wealthy individuals and corporations, who created a sector to delude people from seeing how they’re hoarding money, avoiding taxes, and furthering inequity while convincing people they are the solutions to the problems they cause.

NEON: What are you talking about? I’m a good person. My nonprofit helps a lot of people.

EQUITY: That’s true, it does. But remember that improv workshop you took once, where you learned about “Yes and�?

NEO: Yes. And?

EQUITY: You are helping people AND you are helping capitalism uphold itself by charity-washing its most egregious offenses. You see, by setting up foundations and donating to nonprofits, the extremely wealthy get to feel good about themselves while the masses are tricked into believing excessively wealthy people are good. This is how wealth disparity maintains itself.”
― Vu Le