From The Great Learning: Quote Analysis

“If we could change ourselves, the tendencies in the world would also change. As a man changes his own nature, so does the attitude of the world change towards him... We need not wait to see what others do.” — Mahatma Gandhi

“Competition was the cause of many social problems, causing good people to behave badly.” Were the words of Walter Rauschenbusch. Therefore, without the individual thought and behaviors which are just as important as abiding by the societal expectations, we cannot be the best humans that we can be.

In this scene the point about civilization Huxley is trying to make is the newer and cleaner the more civilized. An example is "they've been doing this for the last five or six thousand years. So i suppose they must be used to it by now" pg. 105 he's showing that the uncivilized group of people are still stuck in the old times and haven't adapted any new ideas therefore they are uncivilized. Two other quotes that caught my attention are "cleanliness is next to fordliness" pg. 105 and "civilization is sterilization" pg. 105 and these two quotes show what they're idea of civilization

Disney is popular for the quote “If you can dream it you can do it.” The quote is to show that if you dream and strive for a goal for a long time, the dream is able to come to life. Disney’s quote somewhat shows through the dreams in the story “Of Mice and Men” by John Steinbeck. The novella shows people with big dreams that they want to accomplish but don’t complete all the way. Curley’s wife wanted to escape her loneliness, Crooks wanted equality, and George and Lennie wanted a farm showing that all people had a dream that they almost accomplished.

Did you ever done something that you regret it, I am sure that almost all of us done something that we regret almost every day. In this novel, a poor man tried to hold someone for ransom, but it did not turn out well. Man Ain’t you hungry the man asked the man gave them food if they light up the fire during the night of their furnace. The narrator says why You Reckon. The narrator goes place to place often, but no place is his permeant.

My favorite quote will always be by Sappho in which she says, “Someone, I tell you, in another time will remember us.” She was right. She’s remembered for being a gay poet and is immortalized despite a lot of her works not being found completely. It’s one of my favorite quotes because identifying as a nonbinary queer person who also likes girls, I can relate to Sappho a lot when she writes about her desire for love and personal heartbreaks. This quote also brings me ease as even in “another time” someone will still remember me. I think we all want to leave a legacy of some sort, and for me I want my legacy to be centered around my experience and accomplishments as an American born Punjabi artist and social activist, who was also highly active in the LGBTQ+ community. I want someone to remember me because it is a vicious cycle that people of color and members of the color in the LGBTQ+ community get forgotten in history. History is white- washed. But the idea that I will do enough in my life to be remembered in some shape or form, reminds me that my efforts and failures as a Punjabi artist and social activist are just part of a legacy I am starting.

Mahatma Gandhi once said, “A man is but the product of his thoughts. What he thinks, he becomes.” Gandhi’s wise words explore a common theme that, due to the very nature of humans, has been repeatedly instilled within society. Although it is the inherent disposition of humans to propagate benignity, even the smallest amount of negativity present within the subconscious, caused by feelings such as greed and anger, will be reflected in one's actions. It is this fatal negativity within humans that leads to millions of casualties, and despite history reprimanding the world for this flaw, the foolishness and ego present within humans causes it to be overlooked, leading to the breakdown of a society. This a prominent idea in

These two quotes can be seen as having similar common dominators. They both appear, in my opinion to acknowledge their existence of their extensions without actually paying any attention or acknowledgement of what they consist of, and also that they are influenced by the choices that they make unconsciously without knowing. It is also apparent that in both of the quotes they are lacking in the understanding of themselves as cultural beings that are shaped by the world they grew up in, adding another dimension to their self-understanding.

Inspiring quotes are great because it causes us to see the world in a different and new perspective. Quotes inspire us by giving us hope and increases our confidence. It allows us to see the light at the end of the tunnel despite everything we may be going through. Life is based on quotes and we have the choice to change our lives for the better.

In the paragraph #11, The author is expressing bias in the quote that said "It could have been different "Because in her perception, the correct way to face the situation is by removing machine and death came gently. The author in paragraph #13 is expressing assumption in the quote that said that sooner or later every person will be die and everything be done.

Hey Seniors!!! Welcome to the last year of your high school career! It is the time you’ve all been waiting for. Senior Quotes!! We are going to start collecting your quotes to put into the yearbook. So start brainstorming your quotes. One great way to choose a senior quote is to chose a quote you will be proud of when you look back on it in a few years. Keep in mind that your quotes can NOT be inappropriate in any way. If it is, it will be returned to you and you will have to change it. Not to mention, you'll get a lecture and no one likes being lectured at. Please keep it clean and respectful. Keep your quote under 30 words. Please turn in your quote (with your full name of the author of the quote) on a piece of paper with your first and

A quote from Henry Ford state’s that “failure is simply the opportunity to begin again this time more intelligently”. My sister showed me this quote back in 2013 when I was about to start my sophomore year at my school. Freshman year was not the best for me grades wise so my mother made the decision to move me from my old school to my new school here in the United states, she thought that this change would be good for me and make me more serious. Everyone she talked to about this did not agree because most people have a bad perception on the American educational system back in Ghana. My mother ignored them and was steadfast about her decision to change my schools.

Involvement in society can obscure one’s morals because there is input from others who have different backgrounds, values, and perspectives. This can be seen in Siddartha when he states “ [Property, possessions and riches] had become a chain and a burden” (63). One must create one’s own path to achieve Nirvana. Through society, however, opinions and unknown views can blur this path. Beliefs are pushed aside and replaced by those from the people in society; minds are muddled from external forces and pieces of the self are lost. A common topic throughout this novel is to stray away from following others on their path to enlightenment. Many, however, still fall victim to society and learn from those in it. One can achieve knowledge through following guidelines that

"Take God's Culture wherever you go, being who you are, doing what you do, living your lifestyle, and enjoying God's Joy, Peace, Blessings, and Goodwill towards men." ~ Jon Barnes

Through the eyes of society we must learn to conform into the values of what other need