Life is like an onion; you peel it layer by layer, and one layer always makes you cry. — British poet Sandburg
A tranquil life cannot coexist with material luxury; when joy is combined with extravagance, both are destroyed. — British poet Byron
Love and hunger are siblings, forming the very foundation of life. — Russian writer Turgenev
"The more you think and do, the longer you live." Life ends in such a state of contentment. — German philosopher Kant
When I suffer, I weep; when I encounter meanness, I feel indignation; when I see filth, I feel loathing. To me, this is what living truly is. — Russian writer Chekhov
The lust for power is one of the most notorious desires. — Tacitus
Life is a succession of desires; as one is satisfied, a new one arises. Life begins when you realize you cannot change everything and learn to go with the flow. Life is a tapestry of human relationships, sometimes in peace and sometimes in conflict. Life often exceeds our expectations, but once you simplify it, life becomes simple.
Children love life, which is their primal instinct; it is unwise to suppress it. — Tagore
Love life, and life will love you back. Smoke less, gamble less, and save your money for travel. Different people, events, and scenery will cleanse your body and mind.
Once this persistence and passion become a habit, the location no longer matters. Much like being in love, after many years, it becomes more than just emotion—it becomes something profoundly deep. — Dong Qing