Human Mind Quotes
Faith is a natural evolutionary trait of the human mind, selected by Mother Nature as an internal coping-mechanism.
Harmony and Peace do not rise from any church, temple, mosque or synagogue. They can only rise from individual human conscience.
Never put a single thought of weakness in the flourishing minds of the children. Fill them up with vigour and compassion, for their character will define the future of the entire human species.
Awakening into the God state makes all the perceptual limitations of the mind disappear, just like a bucket of muddy water turns crystal-clear once poured into the ocean.
I suppose that the human mind can only stand so much grief and anguish. After that the fuses blow.
It is extraordinary how the human mind sees what it anticipates and is blind to anything that could not be dreamed of.
Thoughts are the product of a machine we call the human mind. So manufacture some excellent thoughts.
To speak of mystery in a Christian sense means that the human mind is finite and not fully able to understand, deduce or even contain the deep structures of God's reality.
Perception is like painting a scenery - no matter how beautifully you paint, it will still be a painting of the scenery, not the scenery itself.
Humanity has pondered over the meaning of God since its beginning. It is one of those cognitive features that came along with the advent of modern Human Consciousness.
Once a baby is born, the parents have around one and a half decades to build his or her character and fill the mind with vigour and virtues.
I do not believe that gifts, whether of mind or character, can be weighed like sugar and butter
An idea is an amazing creation of the human mind, which comes either asa result of one's continuous endeavors for solving a certain problem or justas a spark that lights up the considered problem.
Sovereignty unconditionally belongs neither to the people of the nation nor to some supernatural power but to the human mind, to the science and to the high ethical values!
The human mind is generally farmore eager to praise and dispraise than to describe anddefine.