Psychology Quote by Thomas Jefferson

“...but since I realised that peace and freedom were unattainable on earth, my spirit aspired aloft, and everything that my chosen path required ceased…

— Victor Pelevin

“Everyone had an ulterior motive in his worldview. Everyone was self-serving and therefore a potential instrument of pain. The world was a lonely, awful,…

— Jeremy Dyson

“We all need to withdraw from the world, occasionally. I think there are many ways people lose themselves into something they love to do.”

— Karen Donahue

“I still felt as a wanderer on the face of the earth,but i experienced firmer trust in myself and my own powers and less…

— Charlotte Brontë

“I refuse to share the thoughts of the ordinary. I am the outsider not because they expelled me but because I expelled them! I…

— Mark Romel

“I must say that I have always felt that, in the deepest sense, we are all brothers. Class distinctions have never meant anything to…

— Christopher Isherwood

“It was in kindness that the thought came to me now, whether it was truly spoken, or only called forth from my exhausted memory…

— Diana Gabaldon

“I felt so weak and unhappy that I buried my face in the ground: I could not bear the strain of seeing around me…

— Franz Kafka

“Memories haunted me often and prevented my mind from settling soon. I had to choose a hard path for bread, while the dilemma began…

— Nithin Purple

“I did not act in this fashion deliberately; I did not prefer this kind of relationship with people. I wanted a life in which…

— Richard Wright

“But it was time to stop forgetting the world–and time to start changing it.”

— Jeri Smith-Ready

“I attempted to take my own life, a choice I sincerely regret the failure of. Now, I endure the judgment and the stigma that…

— Emilie Autumn