When You Learn To Die, You Learn

It's Not Too Late To Develop New Friendships Or Reconnect With People.

These Were People So Hungry For Love That They Were Accepting Substitutes. There Were Embracing Material Things And Expecting A Sort Of Hug Back. But It Never Works. You Can't Substitute Material Things For Love Or For Gentleness Or For Tenderness Or For A Sense Of Comradeship. Money Is No Substitute For Tenderness, And Power Is Not A Substitute For Tenderness. I Can Tell You As I'm Sitting Here Dying, When You Most Need It, Neither Money Nor Power Will Give You The Feeling You're Looking For, No Matter How Much Of Them You Have.

We Think We Don't Deserve Love, We Think If We Let It In We'll Become Too Soft. But A Wise Man Named Levine Said It Right. He Said." Love Is The Only Rational Act.

The Little Things, I Can Obey. But The Big Things - How We Think, What We Value - Those You Must Choose Yourself. You Can't Let Anyone - Or Any Society - Determine Those For You.

We're Involved In Trillions Of Little Acts Just To Keep Going.