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Every time you try to block a thought out of your mind, you drive it deeper into your memory. By resisting it, you actually reinforce it.
— Rick Warren
Emotions of any kind can be evoked by melody and rhythm; therefore music has the power to form character.
— Aristotle
The hallucinations of alcoholics provide us with an opportunity to study crowds as they appear in the minds of individuals.
— Elias Canetti
You see, Doctor, what people say is true: man carries his fiercest enemy within himself. Hell isn't others. It's ourselves.
— Elie Wiesel
Men make war to get attention. All killing is an expression of self-hate.
— Alice Walker
everyone has, to some degree, a subconscious belief in their own worthlessness. Narcissists have the same feelings, but instead of acknowledging them, they cover them up with a delusional denial of all wrongdoing.
— Richard Paul Evans
It's because the very core of their identity is called into question. Whether they're guilty or not makes almost no difference. That's just the way we're wired.
— Richard Paul Evans
You can guilt yourself into doing anything short-term, but the change will last only as long as the guilt (or fear) does.
— Rick Warren
One of the only violent images Jesus ever uses is when he speaks about those who cause children to stumble. With a shockingly hyperbolic flourish, he declares that the only fitting punishment is to tie a giant stone around their neck and throw them into the sea (Matt. 18). Death by drowning—Jesus's idea of punishment for those who lead children astray. A haunting warning if there ever was one about the spongelike nature of a child's psyche.
— Rob Bell
For some reason, the evolutionists have not come up with an evolution-based explanation for why human beings react so powerfully to music. But surely they will.
— Dennis Prager
Psychological knowledge has made us dull.
— Jiddu Krishnamurti
The first half of life is devoted to forming a healthy ego, the second half is going inward and letting go of it.
— Carl Jung