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Values Quotes
"A man enrich his community. A man teach and display leadership qualities for his children. A man by his presence is safety and security for his Queen. The best the thing a man can do for this world, his children and Queen is be a man."
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"Most of us try to just live with what society tells us is important."
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"I've come to gamble."The old man's mouth twitched. He put down his shish kebab and leaned toward Percy. "A gamble...how interesting. Information in exchange for the harpy? Winner take all?""No," Percy said. "The harpy isn't part of the deal."Phineas laughed. "Really? Perhaps you don't understand her value.""She's a person," Percy said. "She isn't for sale."
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"A wise man lays up treasures in the Kingdom of our Father, so as to live a happy eternal life."
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"Celebrate and appreciate people that cannot reward you."
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"There is no value to anything in this world, at the same time there is no need to 'devalue' anything."
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"Too easy to get = Just as easy to forget."
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"If one follows what is in one's heart (let's leave out mind for the moment), one ends up with what one truly values and loves in life-and one acts accordingly. One's own private indulgent cyclic habitual reactive subjective transitory feelings are, hopefully, not at the head of that list."
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"Many a man was caused to perish by something that he and many men cherish."
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"Great beauty, great strength, and great riches are really and truly of no great use; a right heart exceeds all."
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"Every one of us is, in the cosmic perspective, precious. If a human disagrees with you, let him live. In a hundred billion galaxies, you will not find another."
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"Human beings should be held accountable. Leave God alone. He has enough problems."
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"Social work is an opportunity for huge hearts they remember to do small things."
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"The key to valuing something is to lose it and then realize how rare it was-after which you pray like mad to regain what you foolishly lost. The value of an item often depends upon how hard it is to attain."
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"Find the things that matter, and hold on to them, and fight for them, and refuse to let them go."
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"My greatest personal mistake is ever to allow a word or moment that "doesn't count," i.e., that I do not refer to my own basic principles. Every word, every action, every moment counts. (This is the pattern on which everybody makes mistakes [or] becomes irrational - not relating their one action or one conviction to another."
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"Two friends are ordering lunch. One says, 'I'm in the mood for a burger,' and orders it. The other says, 'I'm in the mood for a burger,' but remembers that there are things more important to him than what he is in the mood for at any given moment, and orders something else. Who is the sentimentalist?"
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"Ultimate prosperity is one's value within. It takes a man of depth, morality, and charm to be envied yet without a sign of wealth or romance. A passion to prove such inner worth is his permission to achieve whatever he desires."
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"In the many months of his absence, she never wondered whether he was true to her or not; she knew he was. She knew, even though she was too young to know the reason, that indiscriminate desire and unselective indulgence were possible only to those who regarded sex and themselves as evil."
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"If man's life value for women and if she need man,believe me she can not Broke his swear never in any situation,in any condition."
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"You only value something if you know it'll end."
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"The person who is rich is the one who possess kindness, caring, help others when needed, gives things that money can't buy, and spend time with those who need someone to listen to their stories. Sometimes money isn't needed."
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"It is better to seek spirituality than materialism."
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"I prefer a loose woman to a selfish one and a wanton to a fool."
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"The death of our self-worth begins at its appraisal, for such an action erroneously implies that our worth can be quantified."
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"The items people own reveal something about the owners. Every quaint item that a person selects to surround themselves with has a basic quiddity, the essence, or inherent nature of things. As a people, we assign a value meaning not only to the things that we presently possess, but also to the items destined for one generation to hand down to the next generation."
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"Life has a tendency to provide a person with what they need in order to grow. Our beliefs, what we value in life, provide the roadmap for the type of life that we experience. A period of personal unhappiness reveals that our values are misplaced and we are on the wrong path. Unless a person changes their values and ideas, they will continue to experience discontentment."
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"The greatest things to have can't be possessed, they exist within yet can be shared, like freedom, love, trust, integrity, fun, dreams, creativity, wisdom, peace."
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"A key barometer to help us weigh the rightness of our actions is self-respect."
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"Money is worth nothing if it can't buy you the opportunity to love more."
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"The garbage can is for things that have no importance. If it did have some value, it no longer has any."
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"Your choices of values and determining their priority precedes your goal setting."
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