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You keep taking note of whatever confirms your ideas — better to write down what refutes and weakens them!
— Elias Canetti
The crowd is the same everywhere, in all periods and cultures; it remains essentially the same among men of the most diverse origin, education and language. Once in being, it spreads with the utmost violence. Few can resist its contagion; it always wants to go on growing and there are no inherent limits to its growth. It can arise wherever people are together, and its spontaneity and suddenness are uncanny.
— Elias Canetti
Look, whatever you do in life, remember, think higher and feel deeper. It cannot be bad if you do that.
— Elie Wiesel
All right, I told myself. I'll also have to learn to eat. And to love. You can learn anything.
— Elie Wiesel
Our ethics are not meant to be created in our childhoods and shoved in a box somewhere; they must be reshaped daily, as we encounter scenarios that challenge our beliefs.
— Elie Wiesel
To learn is to receive, and then it is to give, and then it is to give again.
— Elie Wiesel
Failure means nothing now, only that it taught me life.
— Elisabeth Elliot
Needs multiply as they are met. Woe to the man who would live a disentangled life. Be on guard, my soul, of complicating your environment so that you have neither time nor room for growth!
— Elisabeth Elliot
To love means to open ourselves to suffering. Shall we shut our doors to love, then and 'be safe'?" That's the only alternative, really. But locking ourselves up and never facing another person won't fix what's really going on in our souls.
— Elisabeth Elliot
It takes a while for revelry to turn to reverence, and much repetition of truth to eventual turn young zeal into habitual channels for good.
— Elisabeth Elliot
But little deaths have to be died just as great ones do. Every reminder that aroused a longing had to be offered up.
— Elisabeth Elliot
Eve's daughters are as flowers and none can ever say they are through unfolding. And what man can predict the consummate end of such a life when its ultimate center is Sharon's Rose?
— Elisabeth Elliot