Buddhist Answers A Question FRENCH
ZEN PENCILS
Cartoon quotes from inspirational folks
- 217. The Monster Named Fear
- 216. BRENÉ BROWN: The eternal struggle
- 215. JIDDU KRISHNAMURTI: Anonymous creativity
- 214. ERNEST HEMINGWAY: A lonely life
- 213. MARY SHELLEY: Teenage dream
- 212. PYOTR TCHAIKOVSKY: In the mood for work
- 211. NIKOLA TESLA: Visions of the future
- 210. JOHN COLTRANE: The power of music
- 209. FRIDA KAHLO: Heroine of pain
- 208. PABLO PICASSO: Weapon of choice
- 207. STEPHEN KING: The desk
- 205. DAVID BOWIE: Go a little further
- 204. MARIE CURIE: Our happy place
- 206. AKIRA KUROSAWA: The note taker
- 217. The Monster Named Fear
- 207. STEPHEN KING: The desk
- 204. MARIE CURIE: Our happy place
- 216. BRENÉ BROWN: The eternal struggle
- 205. DAVID BOWIE: Go a little further
- 215. JIDDU KRISHNAMURTI: Anonymous creativity
- 206. AKIRA KUROSAWA: The note taker
- 214. ERNEST HEMINGWAY: A lonely life
- 213. MARY SHELLEY: Teenage dream
- 211. NIKOLA TESLA: Visions of the future
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It is impossible to imagine Goethe or Beethoven being good at billiards or golf.
I confess I seldom commune with my conscience when I write.
If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other.