Meditation Quote by Betty Buckley

As strange as it sounds, meditation may reveal that we are happier than we thought we were. We may discover that ancient conditioning rather…

— Wes Nisker

People reveal so much of their mental processes online, simply because the psychological effect of anonymity just means that a whole raft of inhibitions…

— Joanne Harris

Who do you think of first in the morning? Good manipulators do it in the dream plane. The morning practice of meditation increases the…

— Frederick Lenz

Practice meditation. Become a seeker. Walk the path of the seeker. You will get the best of everything the world has to offer.

— Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

“The central feature of the practice of meditation and hard work known as Zen is that, as Matthiessen says, it “has no patience with…

— Peter Matthiessen

The practice of meditation is an ancient practice. It's been practiced in many lands, for many lifetimes. You may have practiced it before.

— Frederick Lenz

At the beginning of every winter people are careful to install storm windows. These extra panes of glass protect their houses against the bitter…

— Eknath Easwaran

Real happiness in life comes from the mental capacity to adapt to any situation.

— Mata Amritanandamayi

The mental capacity of a person to make reasonable contracts, is the only criterion, by which to determine his legal capacity to make obligatory…

— Lysander Spooner

Failure or success in business is primarily not determined by mental capacity but by MENTAL ATTITUDES

— Walter Dill Scott

At first, Coach Smart was big on not overwhelming me. But I told him, 'My mental capacity is a lot more than you think…

— Mohamed Bamba

Woman is the companion of man, gifted with equal mental capacity.

— Mahatma Gandhi

“Have you not the mental capacity to think of something original, or give credit where it is due?”

— Fiend

“Humans do not have enough mental capacity to do all the things that we think we can do. As attentional load increases, attentional capacity…

— Margaret Heffernan

I have long held the opinion that the amount of noise that anyone can bear undisturbed stands in inverse proportion to his mental capacity…

— Arthur Schopenhauer