Would you say we have more knowledge today about most things in general than we had, say, in 1960?

“A lie can never be the truth. Nor can the truth be a lie! Not ever, not anywhere, neither here on this plain nor in anyone else’s sweet by and by.”

“Even I was in disbelief. And I shouldn’t have been!”

“Our differences do not make us enemies.”

“Which religion can help humanity overcome its division?”

“Imagine the global cooperation it would take for humankind to…”

“The choices you make…”

“There are dark days ahead. And after them, darker days still.”

“Regardless of our beliefs, belief system, or religion, the world is as it is and affects us all.”

“Through hardship and strife, you’re in it for life!”

“Hold on to those feelings,

the ones that have drawn you near

to the one you’ve come to love so dear

before misunderstandings bring the tears.”

“It’s not what happens to you or what you allow to happen to you that matters; it’s what you do about it!”

“There was a time when you said, “I love you!” And I lived each day to ensure you knew I loved you, too!”

“Even a children’s story can hold a profound truth.”

"Simply remember, as you always should, that life, sometimes, is all that it seems."

"We say the word all the time… I love you!

And we want to hear it just as much… I love you, too!

But what does it mean?"

"Your skyline gleamed! Bright across the vast plain of my consciousness. Distinct and unmistakable like Manhattan, Shanghai, and Toronto."

"Our primary concern should not be how or what created the universe, but the challenges we face living in it."

"The memories I have of you fill my mind with longing and shadows of pain."

“When you walked in, I smiled for the first time in a long time .”