Apocalypse Quote by Lucy Corin

I see the meaning of apocalypse as an unveiling of our deeper self.

— Barbara Marx Hubbard

Apocalypses don't happen very often. They tend to be separated by tens or even hundreds of millions of years.

— Dale Jamieson

I sat in the dark and thought: There’s no big apocalypse. Just an endless procession of little ones.

— Neil Gaiman

“The word apocalypse has become associated with a devastating event, including the end of the world. But the term actually means “to unveil” or…

— Larry R. Helyer

“Most people find the word Apocalypse, to be a terrifying concept. Checked in the dictionary, it means only revelation, although it obviously has also…

— Alan Moore

Apocalypse can mean the unveiling of the deeper self of humanity.

— Barbara Marx Hubbard

Apocalypse is the eye of a needle, through which we pass into a different world.

— George Zebrowski

“We may still ask in what sense Revelation belongs to the genre of ancient religious literature we call the apocalypse. J. J. Collins defines…

— Richard Bauckham

The book known by the name of the Apocalypse, has seemed to be until now unintelligible, merely because people persisted to see in it…

— Charles-Francois Dupuis

'Apocalypse Now' does not alienate us or deconstruct itself. In fact, it welcomes us in.

— James Gray

“Thus apocalypses set an audience’s space within the context of a larger, invisible world, and they set the audience’s time in the context of…

— David A. Desilva