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George Balanchine
Ballerinas, when you stand at a bus stop practice, quietly, that turn of the foot.
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Dharma Kirti (7th Century)
When we see a cow, we are really looking at the opposite of everything that is not the cow.
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Shanti Deva (8th century)
When I say that you should work hard, all I really mean is that you should enjoy doing good things for others.
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Dalai Lama
If you can’t be kind to others, at least don’t hurt them.
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Master Shantideva (8th century)
Don’t ask yourself, “if I give this away to someone else, what will I have for me?” Instead ask yourself, “What is the use of having something, if I can’t give it away to someone else?”
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The First Panchen Lama (1567-1662)
Giving and taking ride on the wind freeing every living being from the sea of pain.
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Gautama Buddha (500 BC)
What? Did you think that heaven and hell were built by a construction company?
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Svatmarama Yogi
You will know your yoga is working when you hear the singing within you.
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Ken Rinpoche Geshe Lobsang Tharchin (1921-)
Your thoughts ride upon the inner winds like a rider upon a horse.
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Master Patanjali (third century)
Come to understand that great core within you, like the very axis around which the stars turn.
