Source: In the Woods
Source: Barsk: The Elephants' Graveyard (2015), Chapter 38, “Loose Ends” (p. 354)
As quoted in Denise Worrell (1989), Icons: Intimate Portraits.
“A person can get used to just about anything if it happens slow enough.”
Coal Black Horse (2007)
“It is far better to become something than to remain anything but become nothing.”
Source: Books, Beyond Order (2021), p. 188
Source: Wishful Drinking
Song lyrics, Hounds of Love (1985)
“Try to make things that can become better in other people’s minds than they were in yours.”
August 2, 1995, p. 165
A Year With Swollen Appendices (1996)
The Director of the Scariest Movie We've Ever Seen Still Fears Nuclear War the Most
Varanasi 2nd Public Talk (22 November 1964)
1960s
Context: You know, in the case of most of us, the mind is noisy, everlastingly chattering to itself, soliloquizing or chattering about something, or trying to talk to itself, to convince itself of something; it is always moving, noisy. And from that noise, we act. Any action born of noise produces more noise, more confusion. But if you have observed and learnt what it means to communicate, the difficulty of communication, the non-verbalization of the mind — that is, that communicates and receives communication—, then, as life is a movement, you will, in your action, move on naturally, freely, easily, without any effort, to that state of communion. And in that state of communion, if you enquire more deeply, you will find that you are not only in communion with nature, with the world, with everything about you, but also in communion with yourself.
The Face (March 1982) http://www.kimwilde.com/articles/1982/00287/
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