Phenomenon Quotes

“Sometimes loneliness makes the loudest noise.”
― Aaron Ben-Ze'ev

“Eternal love is a gracious phenomenon, but often remains a temporary concern. ( “I seek you”)”
― Erik Pevernagie

“I would like to be a one-man multinational fashion phenomenon.”
― Karl Lagerfeld

“The uneducated person perceives only the individual phenomenon, the partly educated person the rule, and the educated person the exception.”
― Franz Grillparzer

“Blue Planet Phenomenon.

she’s from the pink planet called Constellation
he’s from the dark planet beyond
under a constant monitor
no love a interplanetary phenomenon

he’s an interstellar
she’s studying astronomy
what they have seen sets in motion their biology
they will meet on the blue planet
they should know better
it’s death if they get together

interplanetary love is forbidden
their passion keep it hidden
they should know better
but they must be together
to the blue planet
love velocity interstellar

crossing Earth’s longitudes
hiding their love in the new years eve multitudes
they should know better
their love still not allowed
under another planets blanketing cloud

Planet Earth in unified love
new years eve blue planet phenomenon
she will fall pregnant
their baby conceived at a time of human unity
their unborn baby and united humanity
become one in harmony

interstellar before they’re discovered
too late their love uncovered
they should know better
it’s death for forbidden love together

trial on dark planet
they will all die today
“kill them now”
judgment say

they plea for their unborn baby’s mercy
a reprieve
child leniency
only for their baby clemency

“bring on the birth” authorities say
a unpredicted baby delivery
conceived in a time of human unity
a love descendant of humanity

interstellar love racing
interplanetary embracing
human love emanating
from their newborn baby
blanketing pink planet with love
blanketing dark planet with love

two planets authority depleting
two planets a love meeting
now love not forbidden
love never to be hidden
interstellar love plea
she and he with their baby to go free

By R.M.Romarney.”
― R.M. Romarney

“When one has achieved the object of one's desires, it is evident that one's real desire was not the ignorant possession of the desired object but to know it as possessed--as actually contemplated, as within one.”
― Plotinus, The Essential Plotinus

“The logic of the symbol does not express the experiment; it is the experiment. Language is the phenomenon, and the observation of the phenomenon changes its nature.”
― Carlos Fuentes, Christopher Unborn

“This cause, therefore, of all existing things cannot be any one of them.”
― Plotinus, The Essential Plotinus

“Empirically, things are poignant, tragic, beautiful, humorous, settled, disturbed, comfortable, annoying, barren, harsh, consoling, splendid, fearful; are such immediately and in their own right and behalf.... These traits stand in themselves on precisely the same level as colours, sounds, qualities of contact, taste and smell. Any criterion that finds the latter to be ultimate and "hard" data will, impartially applied, come to the same conclusion about the former. -Any- quality as such is final; it is at once initial and terminal; just what it is as it exists. it may be referred to other things, it may be treated as an effect or a sign. But this involves an extraneous extension and use. It takes us beyond quality in its immediate qualitativeness....

The surrender of immediate qualities, sensory and significant, as objects of science, and as proper forms of classification and understanding, left in reality these immediate qualities just as they were; since they are -had- there is no need to -know- them. But... the traditional view that the object of knowledge is reality par excellence led to the conclusion that the object of science was preeminently metaphysically real. Hence, immediate qualities, being extended from the object of science, were left thereby hanging loose from the "real" object. Since their -existence- could not be denied, they were gathered together into a psychic realm of being, set over against the object of physics. Given this premise, all the problems regarding the relation of mind and matter, the psychic and the bodily, necessarily follow. Change the metaphysical premise; restore, that is to say, immediate qualities to their rightful position as qualities of inclusive situations, and the problems in question cease to be epistemological problems. They become specifiable scientific problems; questions, that is to say, of how such and such an event having such and such qualities actually occurs.”
― John Dewey, Experience and Nature

“Any thing or behavior too complex to understand becomes a phenomenon that could be termed spiritual or magical.”
― Bryant McGill, Simple Reminders: Inspiration for Living Your Best Life

“the past has no existence except as it is recorded in the present. (...) we would seem forced to say that no phenomenon is a phenomenon until it is an observed phenomenon. The universe does not 'exist, out there' independent of all acts of observation. Instead, it is in some strange sense a participatory universe”
― John Archibald Wheeler

“The problem with the 11:11 Phenomenon is getting anybody interested in it that hasn't experienced it themselves. Other phenomena, such as U.F.Os or crop circles, are able to be seen. We can debate them. But seeing and being guided by 11:11 is hard to convey to those uninitiated in its ways.”
― Harry Whitewolf, Route Number 11: Argentina, Angels & Alcohol

“Every phenomenon on earth is a parable and every parable is an open gate (...)”
― Hermann Hesse

“Come into my world.
I will show you the phenomenon that Stendhal experienced. I will help you feel the cascading arpeggios of Wagner's overture. I will dance to Doga’s waltzes with you.
A day spent without appreciating the beauty surrounding us is a waste. Let me appreciate you”
― Kamand Kojouri

“Those who count things are not worthy of assisting the people.”
― Zhuangzi, The Book of Chuang Tzu

“When there is both name and reality,
We dwell in the realm of things;
When there is neither name nor reality,
We exist in a vacuity of things.
We can speak and can think,
But the more we speak, the further off we are.
What is not yet born cannot be forbidden,
What is already dead cannot be prevented.
Death and birth are not distant,
It's their principle that cannot be seen.”
― Zhuangzi, The Book of Chuang Tzu

“Kur është fjala për hulumtimin shkencor, në filozofinë e historisë bëhet qysh në krye një dallim: qëllimi i çdo hulumtimi të tillë është, nga njëra anë, të njohurit, nga tjetra, të kuptuarit e fenomeneve. E njohim një fenomen atëherë kur ia përftojmë shëmbëlltyrën në mendjen tonë; e kuptojmë atë fenomen atëherë kur përftojmë shkakun e shfaqjes së tij të veçantë të të ekzistuarit.”
― Aurel Plasari, Fenomeni Voskopojë

“Meeting new people is just remembering faces of God we've forgotten.”
― Harry Whitewolf, Route Number 11: Argentina, Angels & Alcohol

“The phenomenon which is troublesome, which doesn’t fit in with the current scientific theories, is the phenomenon which compels reconsideration and thus leads to new knowledge, Science progresses because scientists, instead of running away from such troublesome phenomena or hushing them up, are constantly seeking them out.”
― C.S. Lewis, God in the Dock: Essays on Theology and Ethics

“Failure is only but a temporary phenomenon.”
― Sunday Adelaja

“Magic isn’t a far-off phenomenon.”
― T.K. Kiser, The Firebrand Legacy

“The phenomenon of praying is beyond description.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“In the frame of a known phenomenon of life, a human could be defined as the only proven thinking creature.”
― Eraldo Banovac

“Trust is a natural phenomenon which happens in two connected hearts in the same moment.”
― TRIPURARI

“I spite of his scientific attitude he is a romantic, and indeed much more whole-heartedly so than the other less radical naturalists of his day. His one-sided, undialectical rationalization and schematization of reality is already boldly and ruthlesslyromantic. And the symbols to which he reduces motley, many-sided, contradictory life— the city, the machine, alcohol, prostitution, the department store, the markethall, the stock exchange, the theatre, etc.—are all the more the visions of a romantic systematizer, who sees allegories instead of concrete individual phenomena everywhere.”
― Arnold Hauser, The Social History of Art: Volume 4: Naturalism, Impressionism, The Film Age

“There is no good counterargument for digital ontology – discernible differences lie at the baseline of any phenomenon and interaction. All possible universes are arguably run on the ultimate mathematical code. The 'Book of Nature' is written in the language of mathematics. All realities are observer-dependent and code-theoretic.”
― Alex M. Vikoulov, Theology of Digital Physics: Phenomenal Consciousness, The Cosmic Self & The Pantheistic Interpretation of Our Holographic Reality

“A single dream can change your entire perspective on the world.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson, The Oneironaut’s Diary

“There is a particular part of our experience, the brain. Now comes the fascinating phenomenon: when you touch it in the right way, consciousness itself vanishes, and that which is holistic unfolds choicelessly aloof.”
― Lenfantvivant

“If you press a trickster to show themselves, you will find a reliable phenomenon quiet at once. The trickster will pop out from behind the rock and laugh at your disgrace once the crowd has dispersed.”
― Thomm Quackenbush, The Curious Case of the Talking Mongoose

“When a person attains Godhood, he will sit quietly in a place. There will be no need of preaching. As magnets attract iron material, anybody with a good prejudice will automatically come to that person.
This phenomenon is above the nature.”
― Sri Jibamkrishna or Diamond