Quotes by Bryant McGill

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The system wears a mask of civility, yet will quickly reveal its true nature in the form of magnificently-purposed violence when needed.

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The first brand was nature — everything after that was bullshit.

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If you are open to receiving the essential nature of life, its intelligence will flow through you like a great river.

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Nature has placed you on the throne of royalty as the heir of all life that preceded you.

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When is the last time your computer restarted you? Don't forget about nature. Recreation means to re-create yourself.

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Consider the possibility that many of the things you hear and say are utter nonsense and meaningless repetitions of noise.

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Silence is more than observation; it informs from non-observation.

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There is a coarse and ugly temperament and tenor observable in the common unconscious person.

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Each person is a vast territory of undiscovered mystery as nebulous and uncharted as the deepest oceans and expanses of space.

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One who walks in love sees the world through the envelope of their mission.

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God does not seek the opinions of others about your life.

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If you want more opportunities you have to become an opportunity for others. As you advance yourself your opportunities advance too.

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Opportunity will always meet you exactly where you stand.

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Being told you are wrong or insulted, gives you an opportunity to practice decency and having a non-response internally.

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Being insulted offers you an opportunity to practice decency and having a non-response internally.

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Every insult is an opportunity.

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The revolution of today is the oppression of tomorrow.

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What is amazing and revolutionary today will be oppressive tomorrow.

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People who are hard on others are usually very hard on themselves, and the pain they inflict on others is a reflection of the pain they inflict on themselves.

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Maybe you receive pain selfishly — thinking only of yourself. The cycle of pain wounds every participant.

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Maybe you receive pain selfishly — thinking only of yourself. The cycle of pain wounds every participant; both victim and aggressor.

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