„Over every mountain, there is a path, although it may not be seen from the valley.“
— Theodore Roethke American poet 1908 - 1963
„To find a mountain path all by oneself gives a greater feeling of strength than to take a path that is shown.“
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„The colored leaves
Have hidden the paths
On the autumn mountain.
How can I find my girl,
Wandering on ways I do not know?“
— Kakinomoto no Hitomaro Japanese poet 662 - 710
XXIII, p. 25
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„You should not feel that your path is the only right path and that other paths are wrong. You mustn't bear malice toward others.“
— Ramakrishna Indian mystic and religious preacher 1836 - 1886
Context: A man can reach the roof of a house by stone stairs or a ladder or a rope-ladder or a rope or even by a bamboo pole. But he cannot reach the roof if he sets foot now on one and now on another. He should firmly follow one path. Likewise, in order to realize God a man must follow one path with all his strength. But you must regard other views as so many paths leading to God. You should not feel that your path is the only right path and that other paths are wrong. You mustn't bear malice toward others.
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„It's one thing to feel that you are on the right path, but it's another to think yours is the only path.“
— Paulo Coelho, By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept
„Our feelings are our most genuine paths to knowledge.“
— Audre Lorde writer and activist 1934 - 1992
„Anything is one of a million paths. Therefore you must always keep in mind that a path is only a path; if you feel you should not follow, you must not stay with it under any circumstances.“
— Carlos Castaneda, The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge
„Out of the dark,
Into a dark path
I now must enter:
Shine on me from afar,
Moon of the mountain fringe!“
— Izumi Shikibu Japanese poet 976 - 1033
Translated by Arthur Waley
"Said to be [Izumi Shikibu's] death-verse; the moon may refer to Buddha's teachings." Anthology Of Japanese Literature (1955) by Donald Keene, p. 92
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„.. upon the frightening gray sky one can see a black mountain, completely black even with black houses, and all of a sudden a fire-red house appears, a violet path with snowflakes and on the path a black chain of people like crows.“
— Marianne von Werefkin expressionist painter 1860 - 1938
Quote from Werefkin's letter to Alexej von Jawlensky, 1910 Lithuanian Martynas-Mazvydas-National Library, Vilnius, RS (F19-1458,1.31) as reprinted in Weidle, Marianne Werefkin, Die Farbe beisst mich ans Herz, 108; as quoted in 'Identity and Reminiscence in Marianne Werefkin's Return Home', c. 1909; Adrienne Kochman http://www.19thc-artworldwide.org/spring06/52-spring06/spring06article/171-ambiguity-of-home-identity-and-reminiscence-in-marianne-werefkins-return-home-c-1909
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„... Instead of taking the 'I'm cool, I hope you adore me' path (with my music), I chose the path of how to connect. I think that's the reason a lot of people feel a deeper connection with our band than other bands, and I also feel that's why people polarize on us. If you don't get it, it seems preposterous; if you do get it, it's really heavy -- it has a weight to it.“
— Billy Corgan American musician, songwriter, producer, and author 1967
"Mellon Collie and the Infinite Success." LIVE! Magazine. August 1996.
„In old times, the settlers used to be astounded by the inroads of the northern Indians, coming down upon them from this mountain rampart, through some defile known only to themselves. It is indeed a wondrous path.“
— Nathaniel Hawthorne American novelist and short story writer (1804 – 1879) 1804 - 1864
Context: In old times, the settlers used to be astounded by the inroads of the northern Indians, coming down upon them from this mountain rampart, through some defile known only to themselves. It is indeed a wondrous path. A demon, it might be fancied, or one of the Titans, was travelling up the valley, elbowing the heights carelessly aside as he passed, till at length a great mountain took its stand directly across his intended road. He tarries not for such an obstacle, but rending it asunder, a thousand feet from peak to base, discloses its treasures of hidden minerals, its sunless waters, all the secrets of the mountain's inmost heart, with a mighty fracture of rugged precipices on each side. This is the Notch of the White Hills. Shame on me, that I have attempted to describe it by so mean an image — feeling, as I do, that it is one of those symbolic scenes, which lead the mind to the sentiment, though not to the conception, of Omnipotence.
"Sketches from Memory": The Notch of the White Mountains (1835)
„A Path to Equality. - A few hours of mountain climbing turn a rascal and a saint into two pretty similar creatures. Fatigue is the shortest way to Equality and Fraternity--and, in the end, Liberty will surrender to Sleep.“
— Friedrich Nietzsche German philosopher, poet, composer, cultural critic, and classical philologist 1844 - 1900
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