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Do Your Om Thing Quotes By Paul Eldridge: We endeavor to stuff the universe into the

We endeavor to stuff the universe into the gullet of an aphorism. — Paul Eldridge

Do Your Om Thing Quotes By Judy Azar LeBlanc: The sole purpose of universal justice is to

The sole purpose of universal justice is to keep man's character in balance — Judy Azar LeBlanc

Do Your Om Thing Quotes By David Bezmozgis: It's not for the writer to say whether

It's not for the writer to say whether the thing is successful or not. — David Bezmozgis

Do Your Om Thing Quotes By Helen Dunmore: My first collection of poems was published by

My first collection of poems was published by Bloodaxe Books, which was then a very new imprint. — Helen Dunmore

Do Your Om Thing Quotes By Rebecca Otowa: growth always and only results from a willingness

growth always and only results from a willingness to change one's thinking and entertain a different point of view. — Rebecca Otowa

Do Your Om Thing Quotes By Margaret Atwood: I'll make you mine, lovers said in old

I'll make you mine, lovers said in old books. They never said, I'll make you me. — Margaret Atwood

Do Your Om Thing Quotes By Dana Gould: If pop music reflects the culture, this will

If pop music reflects the culture, this will surely go down as the era in which people rose up and realized it was fun to dance at parties. — Dana Gould

Do Your Om Thing Quotes By Lailah Gifty Akita: Spiritual-self consist of a determined soul and indomitable

Spiritual-self consist of a determined soul and indomitable spirit. — Lailah Gifty Akita

Do Your Om Thing Quotes By William Shakespeare: No worse a husband than the best of

No worse a husband than the best of men. — William Shakespeare

Do Your Om Thing Quotes By Albert Schweitzer: It is a man's sympathy with all creatures

It is a man's sympathy with all creatures that first makes him truly a man. — Albert Schweitzer