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Quotes about Expression

When we begin to experience our life as the miraculous expression of divinity - not occasionally, but all the time - then we will know the true meaning of success.
— Deepak Chopra
Such things as smiles can be weapons as well.
— Alice Hoffman
There is no fiercer enemy than a word. A word that can be written down in pages and punctuated by quotation marks and commas and spelled out in contracts and poems and sighs, in old whispers and song lyrics, in promises and vows.
— Alice Hoffman
It was then that Nathaniel truly began to appreciate the years he had spent alone in his room, the distance from other people that had given him the ability to observe and to feel what another might had also made him a writer.
— Alice Hoffman
if a person doesn't speak her mind she will carry her resentment until it burns her
— Alice Hoffman
Writing itself was a magical act in which imagination altered reality and gave form to power. To this end, the book was the most powerful element of all.
— Alice Hoffman
How wonderful to say whatever you wanted without having to go over it in your mind, again and again, to make certain it wouldn't set him off.
— Alice Hoffman
I've found, in my own writing, that a little hatred, keenly directed, is a useful thing.
— Alice Walker
Dear Nettie, I don't write to God no more, I write to you.
— Alice Walker
remember one time you said your life made you feel so ashamed you couldn't even talk about it to God, you had to write it, bad as you thought your writing was. Well, now I know what you meant. And whether God will read letters or no, I know you will go on writing them; which is guidance enough for me. Anyway, when I don't write to you I feel as bad as I do when I don't pray, locked up in myself and choking on my own heart. I am so lonely, Celie.
— Alice Walker
the book's intent: to explore the difficult path of someone who starts out in life already a spiritual captive, but who, through her own courage and the help of others, breaks free into the realization that she, like Nature itself, is a radiant expression of the heretofore perceived as quite distant Divine.
— Alice Walker
She was a literal speaker. What she expressed she both felt and was.
— Alice Walker