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Recharged Linkin Quotes By Thomas Jefferson: The natural cause of the human mind is

The natural cause of the human mind is certainly from credulity to skepticism. — Thomas Jefferson

Recharged Linkin Quotes By Ram Dass: Relationships only work in a spiritual sense when

Relationships only work in a spiritual sense when you and I really see that we are one. — Ram Dass

Recharged Linkin Quotes By John Wesley: A constant attention to the work which God

A constant attention to the work which God entrusts us with is a mark of solid piety. — John Wesley

Recharged Linkin Quotes By Susanna Clarke: One day," he said,"I shall find the right

One day," he said,"I shall find the right spell and banish the Darkness And on that day I will come to you. — Susanna Clarke

Recharged Linkin Quotes By Gerry Stewart: It doesn't matter how physically fit or tough

It doesn't matter how physically fit or tough you are, if you fail to use natures computer between your ears. — Gerry Stewart

Recharged Linkin Quotes By Alan Watts: There is no way of making a hedge

There is no way of making a hedge grow like pruning it. There is no way of making sex interesting like repressing it. — Alan Watts

Recharged Linkin Quotes By Thomas Ian Nicholas: Usually, people write the characters into a box,

Usually, people write the characters into a box, and that's just not true to life. — Thomas Ian Nicholas

Recharged Linkin Quotes By Nick Cave: We sit at the gate and scratch, the

We sit at the gate and scratch, the gaunt fruit of passion. — Nick Cave

Recharged Linkin Quotes By Jay Leno: At the Sharper Image store, I saw a

At the Sharper Image store, I saw a body fat analyzer. Didn't that used to be called a mirror? — Jay Leno

Recharged Linkin Quotes By Plato: Man's greatest victory is over oneself.

Man's greatest victory is over oneself. — Plato