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“A world without dialogue is a universe of darkness. If people don't get together and share views and exchange ideas, they remain unaware, ignorant, and unconscious. As they live in a space that they don't understand, everything becomes meaningless, incoherent, and forcefully scary. If fear rules our lives, we lose the core of our being, since 'fear' is disrupting the schedule of our existence, and blocks the waves of the good vibrations. ("Beware of the neighbor")”
― Erik Pevernagie

“The number of chances you give someone doesn't tell the world how loving you are without telling them how desperate you are to believe they care as much as you. True love resides in the first chance, stupidity in the second, opportunists in the third and scoundrels in the fourth.”
― Shannon L. Alder

“Ignorance is killing poison. When people do not communicate, they are doomed to remain ignorant. If people do not get together and share views and exchange ideas, they remain unconscious and unaware. A world without dialogue is a universe of darkness. (“Because the world had coronaâ€�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

“Although the writing has been present on the wall for some time, many may have ignored the clear signs that some viral diseases are more than a little touch of the flu. If they grow into a worldwide misfortune, remaining willfully unaware might be a sin against the human self. (“Because the world has coronaâ€�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

“We are surrounded on all sides by God but often we are no more conscious of him than we are of air pressing against us. We don't turn our attention to Him. (Evelyn Underhill)”
― Sue Monk Kidd, God's Joyful Surprise: Finding Yourself Loved

“It is strange how someone can know exactly how to hurt you the most and at the same time seemingly be completely unaware of what they are doing.”
― Nitya Prakash

“I tell you Schoonmaker she doesn't know what she has. That's the heart of it. She's like some wild creature who hasn't a clue the worth of its coat.”
― Anna Godbersen, Envy

“Humans tended to use the terms free and freedom to indicate states of being that were anything but.”
― Robert Repino, Mort(e)

“between the disfigurement and the muzzle, it's nearly impossible to catch what she's saying. Always, though, while tripping and stumbling to the music, she looks out into her audience and tells the story about her mother. Most people laugh and yell for her to lift her skirts, but every so often she'll spot someone weeping and swear they can understand her every word.”
― David Sedaris, Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk

“If you are not interested in your own country’s problems, than what difference remains between you and a cow eating grass in a quiet corner unaware of anything around itself!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“We do not have to cure every neurosis, we just have to learn how not to be caught by them.
This is a difficult process because of how restricted our capacities for attention usually are. We do not suspend our judgments easily, nor do we generally have access to our childhood capacity for curiosity and exploration. Our attentional resources are hijacked early in our lives by our need to manage the intrusive or ignoring familial environments in which we are immersed. As a result, many of us end up in unreal states, stuck in our heads, unaware of our bodies, and unaware of being unaware.”
― Mark Epstein

“The person who says and claims that he knows you or any other person, or any worldly fact. He is just so unaware about the very concept of dynamic universe.”
― Yash Thakur

“I was unaware of that the worth and value of a human is only the bullet before I became aware of it.”
― Ehsan Sehgal

“When we are mentally prepared to receive pain, the impact is much lesser as compared to when we are unaware of the impending pain.”
― Awdhesh Singh, 31 Ways to Happiness

“It’s always the people who complain about the little things, they have no grasp on the real hardships in the world. They live in a bubble where thing must be perfect. News flash, nothing is perfect! And those minor complaints make them sound selfish, and unaware.”
― Ron Baratono

“It is inevitable that being unaware of the purpose for it is inevitable that being unaware of the purpose for your life, you will not be able to recover from being abandoned by your wife or husband”
― Sunday Adelaja

“The main reason of fear of failure lies in people’s being unaware of the impact of misfortune on achieving success”
― Sunday Adelaja

“All unaware, and in a manner which I had no power to explain, I was pushed from my immoveable and lofty station, and cast upon a sea of troubles.”
― Charles Brockden Brown, Wieland and Memoirs of Carwin the Biloquist

“I liked The Water Nymph. It was a dark-haired woman sitting in a dimly lit deep green forest on a gray stone slab overlooking a dark blue spring. It was a contemplative, moody piece and the girl looked the way I imagined I would if I were alone and someone was staring at me without my knowing that they were there.”
― Margot Berwin, Scent of Darkness

“Bobby Flay taught me the secret trick to shucking at a party at Bruce and Eric Bromberg's house out in East Hampton. They're all huge now, Bruce and Eric with Blue Ribbon et al. and Bobby with Mesa Grill et al., new cookbooks, and a television show. They put me to work at the enormous four-sided grill they'd set up in the backyard next to the roasting pit where a cuchinillo (young suckling pig) was being basted on a spit, turning darker shades of pink. I had no idea who Bobby was at the time, and the two of us were working side by side, flipping peppers and onions, zucchinis, squash, swordfish steaks, and New York strips. Fresh out of the Cordon Bleu, I thought I was pretty hot shit, ordering Bobby around like a redheaded stepchild. He was very nice about it. Took my guff and told the other grill cooks to listen to the chef. It was the best cooking time I ever had, feeling like I was one of the guys. When I found out who Bobby Flay was, I was mortified. And then I thought, Wow, he was so cool. He never once pulled rank or made me feel like I didn't know what I was doing. He let me be in control. I guess that's what happens when you're the real McCoy. You don't need to piss on other people to make yourself feel better.”
― Hannah Mccouch, Girl Cook: A Novel

“I didn't know,' I said. 'Didn't know about that part of the treaty.'

Faeries couldn't lie- and he spoke plainly enough, no word-twisting.

'Most of you mortals have chosen to forget that part of the Treaty,' he said, 'which makes punishing you far more enjoyable.'

My knees quaked. I couldn't escape this, couldn't outrun this. Couldn't even try to run, since he blocked the way to the door. 'Do it outside,' I whispered, my voice trembling. 'Not... here.' Not where my family would have to wash away my blood and gore. If he even let them live.

The faerie huffed a vicious laugh. 'Willing to accept your fate so easily?' When I just stared at him, he said, 'For having the nerve to request where I slaughter you, I'll let you in on a secret, human. Prythian must claim your life in some way, for the life you took from it. So as a representative of the immortal realm, I can either gut you like swine, or... you can cross the wall and live out the remainder of your days in Prythian.'

I blinked. 'What?'

He said slowly, as if I were indeed as stupid as a swine, 'You can either die tonight or offer your life to Prythian by living in it forever, forsaking the human realm.”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Thorns and Roses

“Treasure is the one who reminds you God, when you are unaware and sleepy.”
― Kamaran Ihsan Salih

“When a person life is a world of complaints, they carry that attitude with them, most things are never as
perfect as they desire. Most people understand, nothing is perfect, and look at the complainer as the seeker of attention or just selfish and unaware. No one likes a complainer. What happens is life's reflection will give this person something to really complain about. The attitude we show the world will
always return to us.”
― Ron Baratono

“When a person life is a world
of complaints, they carry that
attitude with them, most things
are never as perfect as they desire.
Most people understand, nothing
is perfect, and look at the complainer
as the seeker of attention or just
selfish and unaware. No one likes
a complainer. What happens is
life's reflection will give this person
something to really complain about.
The attitude we show the world will
always return to us.”
― Ron Baratono

“When a person’s life is a world
of complaints, they carry that
attitude with them, most things
are never as perfect as they desire.
Most people understand, nothing
is perfect, and look at the complainer
as the seeker of attention or just
selfish and unaware. No one likes
a complainer. What happens is
life's reflection will give this person
something to really complain about.
The attitude we show the world will
always return to us.”
― Ron Baratono

“And then, because it was the middle of the night and I was slightly delirious, that bizarro Comic Sans website from the vampire vigilante group popped into my mind. "I've got it. You're a vampire fugitive, aren't you."
"I..." He cleared his throat. A nervous laugh. "How did you know?"
I snorted. When he'd told me he was a fan of practical jokes, he hadn't been kidding. "Got it. You're a vampire fugitive." I flopped back down onto my pillow and threw an arm over my eyes. "Look. It's late, and I don't really care what your deal is. I just need to know you aren't going to hurt me. Can you promise me that?"
"I swear that I would never hurt you," he said, more earnestly than I'd ever heard him say anything.
"Excellent," I said. "Then we're good." Whatever the real thing was that he was too nervous to tell me, if it didn't implicate my physical safety, it didn't matter. The only requirements for this fake boyfriend role were having a pulse, not being a serial killer, and willingness to go along with my plans.
It sounded like he fit the bill.”
― Jenna Levine, My Vampire Plus-One

“So you really think these all represent different holiday lands?" he asked, pulling open the door with the large bird on it. "What do you think this one could be?"
"A holiday to honor turkeys?" Sally guessed. Though somehow that didn't sound quite right.
"Maybe," Jack mused. "But why would anyone want to honor a turkey? They're such dumb birds. Really, the only good thing to do is eat them." He closed the door, then headed over to the tree with the heart on it. "This one's probably Dissection Town," he decided. "They spend all year long harvesting organs, and one day a year they gather together to eat them."
Sally made a face. "Or maybe it's Love Town?" she suggested. "And their holiday is filled with lots of romantic proclamations?"
Jack looked disappointed by this idea. He moved on to the tree with the four-leafed plant. "Garden Town," he pronounced. "They're completely vegetarian. And they hate turkeys with a passion.”
― Mari Mancusi, Sally's Lament

“I mean, could you imagine? Some little girl waking up on Christmas morning to find you under her tree? She'd probably run away screaming in fright."
"Well, I should certainly hope so," Sally agreed, a little confused. For what could be better than that?”
― Mari Mancusi, Sally's Lament

“People are unusually unaware of their cognitive errors. Be patient. Be humble. Teach timeless principles to help people make best-interest decisions.”
― Richie Norton

“I hadn’t realized that Sinbad had gone and come back to my memory. The memory fail sneaks in and out without me knowing.”
― Jonathan Dunne, Hide the Elephant