“The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones.”

“A man who wants to make a relationship work will move mountains to keep the
woman he loves”

“Don't measure the size of the mountain; talk to the One who can move it.”

“Sometimes my fancy gets to floating inside me, threatening to carry me away like a leaf on a wind. Better to be a stone.”

“Men do not move mountains; it is only necessary to create the illusion that mountains move.”

“The story of each stone leads back to a mountain.”

“Mountain passes slipping into stones,
Hearts and bones.”

“There was a man once who said that mothers carry the key of our souls with them all our lives. But you threw mine away”

“Men may move mountains, but ideas move men.”

“Conditions became intolerable by the time of Shahjahan when, according to Manucci, peasants were compelled to sell their women and children to meet the revenue demand. Manrique writes that the peasants were “carried off… to various markets and fairs, (to be sold) with their poor unhappy wives behind them carrying their small children all crying and lamenting…” Bernier too affirms that the unfortunate peasants who were incapable of discharging the demands of their rapacious lords, were bereft of their children, who were carried away as slaves. Here was also confirmation, if not actually the beginning, of the practice of bonded labour in India.”