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Buddhism Stillness Quotes By Frederick Lenz: You can do anything. You can perform miracles,

You can do anything. You can perform miracles, but it won't fulfill you. What will fulfill you is the stillness of eternity. — Frederick Lenz

Buddhism Stillness Quotes By Frederick Lenz: When you meditate you can stand back from

When you meditate you can stand back from your desire. When you silence the mind and there is stillness, only then can you tell if a desire is dharma. — Frederick Lenz

Buddhism Stillness Quotes By Sophia Loren: I walk, walk, walk, walk. That's very good

I walk, walk, walk, walk. That's very good for your heart. — Sophia Loren

Buddhism Stillness Quotes By Frederick Lenz: Get in touch with nature. The stillness of

Get in touch with nature. The stillness of nature is profound and yet subtle. — Frederick Lenz

Buddhism Stillness Quotes By Anonymous: Reporting concepts as well as the relationships between

Reporting concepts as well as the relationships between concepts and other semantic meaning. — Anonymous

Buddhism Stillness Quotes By Matt Holliday: I don't want to be considered a leader

I don't want to be considered a leader based on what people think goes on in the clubhouse. — Matt Holliday

Buddhism Stillness Quotes By Emma Chase: Did you mix the flour with water before

Did you mix the flour with water before you added it?
Water? Martha didn't say anything about water. That bitch. — Emma Chase

Buddhism Stillness Quotes By Chetan Bhagat: Life may not offer you the same chance

Life may not offer you the same chance twice. — Chetan Bhagat

Buddhism Stillness Quotes By Frederick Lenz: Happiness is self-generated as the mind becomes still.

Happiness is self-generated as the mind becomes still. As we become involved with the desires of the world, we lose that centering, that stillness. — Frederick Lenz