Game Bring Characters from Different Books to Life

1965 · Apr 20, 2026

"Forget the existence of the word ‘if.’ It makes us weak by making us think about other possibilities." Paulo Coelho
"The whole secret of existence lies in freeing oneself from fear. Do not be afraid of what will happen to you; your future will not change because of it. But the present will become peaceful." Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha)

1994 · Apr 21, 2026

"Fears teach us not to abandon our goal. Like cunning djinns, they whisper in our ear: ‘Stop, give up—we are reality.’ Do not suppress your fears; look them in the eye and say: ‘You are only thoughts, nothing more.’ When they appear again, continue not to believe them and smile. Out of hopelessness, the fears will go away, and you will freely continue on your path toward your dream."
Elchin Safarli, "Tell Me About the Sea"

"In every cave you fear to enter lies what you are looking for."
Joseph Campbell

1965 · Apr 21, 2026

"Beautiful are the lips that often speak kind words. Beautiful are the eyes that strive to see the good in people. A slender figure will belong to one who shares their food with the hungry. And hair will become like silk if a child strokes it every day." Audrey Hepburn

303707 · Apr 21, 2026

"When a person seeks, it happens that their eyes see only what they are seeking, and they are unable to find anything or perceive anything, because they are always thinking only about what they seek, have a goal, and are obsessed with that goal. To seek means to have a goal. But to find means to be free, wide open, and to have no goal… You are indeed a seeker; striving toward your goal, you do not see what is close by, right before your eyes."

Hermann Hesse. "SIDDHARTHA."

1965 · Apr 21, 2026

"Knowledge is like the sea: the one who splashes and flounders on the surface always makes more noise and therefore attracts more attention than the pearl seeker who, without unnecessary noise, dives to the very bottom of unexplored depths in search of treasures." Washington Irving

21778 · Apr 22, 2026

All a person must achieve is to learn
how to begin and end every encounter in peace, kindness, and mercy.
* Concordia Antarova, "Two Lives," Ali, Book III, Chapter I

I understand that what matters most in a person’s days is not what comes to them,
but how they accept it and what they themselves bring into it from their heart.
* Concordia Antarova, "Two Lives," The Florentine, Book II, Chapter VI

1965 · Apr 22, 2026

"This world is mountains, and our actions are cries. The echo of our cry in the mountains always returns to us." Jalal ad-Din Rumi
"People find reality unsatisfactory and therefore live in a world of fantasies, imagining the fulfillment of their desires. A strong personality turns their desires into reality. A weak one continues to live in this personal world of theirs, and their fantasies take the form of symptoms of various illnesses." Sigmund Freud

303707 · Apr 22, 2026

"The Earth speaks to you in a mother's voice—I'm here, I'm with you, I will always be with you. But the mountains are silent in the voices of our fathers. They embrace us with the icy wings of the wind, watch our backs but never look us in the eye, circle overhead like lonely birds. So close and yet so far away, so familiar and yet not our own. An hour at the summit—and it feels as though your heart has been created anew. An hour at the summit, and you are yourself again."
Narine Abgaryan "Silence of Color"

1965 · Apr 22, 2026

"Contemplate the structure of this world, listen to the words of the wise, and accept everything kind and good as your own. Relying on this, open your own door to the truth. Do not overlook the truth that is right before you. Study the flow of water in a stream, smoothly and freely winding around the stones. Learn in the same way from holy books and from wise, experienced people. Everything around you—even mountains, grasses, and trees—should become your teacher." Morihei Ueshiba

1994 · Apr 22, 2026

"There is nothing more pleasant than living consciously. Do you really want to remain in darkness? Do you really want to continue acting without being aware of your actions, speaking without being aware of your words? Would you really prefer to listen to people without understanding what you hear, and look at things without understanding what you see? The great Socrates said: «The unexamined life is not worth living». It is obvious."

"You can change only what you understand. What you do not understand and are not aware of, you can only suppress. You do not change anything intentionally. You understand, and everything begins to change on its own."
Anthony de Mello

1965 · Apr 22, 2026

"Truth lies only in one thing: in the awareness that you are doing good, that you know how to pass on to others a little of the fire that the Lord placed in our hearts." Roger Martin du Gard

"Music is a source of joy for wise people; it can inspire good thoughts in a nation, penetrate deeply into its consciousness, and easily change its morals and customs." Sun Tzu

1994 · Apr 23, 2026

When I listen to music, I often imagine that the lives of all people and my own are essentially the dream of some eternal spirit, and that death is awakening."
Arthur Schopenhauer

"Music is the mediator between the life of the mind and the life of the senses."
"Music is a higher revelation than all wisdom and philosophy."
Ludwig van Beethoven

1965 · Apr 23, 2026

"Music inspires the entire world, gives the soul wings, fosters the flight of the imagination; music brings life and joy to everything that exists. It may be called the embodiment of all that is beautiful and sublime." Plato
"Beauty in music consists not in piling up effects and harmonic curiosities, but in simplicity and naturalness." P. I. Tchaikovsky

1994 · Apr 23, 2026

"When there is peace in the world, when all things are at rest, when everything in its actions follows its origin, then music can be brought to completion. When desires and passions do not stray onto wrong paths, music can be perfected. Perfect music has its foundation. It arises from balance. Balance arises from what is right, and what is right arises from the meaning of the world. Therefore, one can speak about music only with a person who has understood the meaning of the world."
Hermann of Germany, "The Glass Bead Game"

21778 · Apr 24, 2026

The main thing is to have as little overplayed music as possible.
*Sviatoslav Richter

I am always surrounded by this music,
that neither ends nor begins,
and yet I have not heard it for a long time.
Now I hear the refrain and rejoice.
I hear a tenor, strong and rising,
with the energy and joyful notes
of dawn,
a soprano gliding smoothly over enormous waves,
a clear bass, with a rich tremor
beneath the universe and through it,
joyful tuttis and mournful cries
of sweetly singing flutes and violins,
with all this I fill myself and hear
not only the volume of the sound,
I am moved by its elegant meaning,
I listen as the many voices
burst in and fall silent,
striving, struggling with fiery passion
to surpass one another in emotion,
I do not think that the performers know one
another,
but it seems that now I am beginning to
recognize them.
*Walt Whitman, "I Hear America Singing," 19th century (translated by Boris Zarubinsky)

1994 · Apr 24, 2026

"But what does it mean to be musical? You are not musical if, timidly staring at the notes, you struggle to finish your piece; you are not musical if, when someone accidentally turns two pages at once, you stop and cannot continue. But you are a musician if, in a new piece, you can roughly guess what comes next, and in a familiar one you already know it by heart—in short, when music is not only in your fingers, but also in your head and in your heart."
Robert Schumann

1965 · Apr 24, 2026

"Music is like rain; drop by drop it seeps into the heart and brings it to life." Romain Rolland
"Music stands so high that the intellect cannot approach it; it exerts an influence that subjugates everything to itself, and no one is able to understand its nature precisely." Johann Wolfgang Goethe

1994 · Apr 25, 2026

"If I create from the heart, nearly everything works; if from the head, almost nothing."
Marc Chagall

"The only thing I try to do when I compose music is to make it express directly and simply what is in my heart."

"Poetry inspires me greatly. After music, I love poetry most of all. … I always have poems close at hand. Poetry inspires music, because poetry itself contains a great deal of music. They are like twin sisters.
Sergei Rachmaninoff

1965 · Apr 25, 2026

"My brain is only a receiving device. There is a kind of core in outer space from which we draw knowledge, strength, and inspiration. I have not penetrated the mysteries of this core, but I know that it exists." Nikola Tesla
"Inspiration exists, but it must find us working." Pablo Picasso

303707 · Apr 25, 2026

"Cherishing the attention of friendship,
I would like to present to you
A pledge more worthy of you,
More worthy of a beautiful soul,
Filled with a holy dream,
Of living and lucid poetry,
Of lofty thoughts and simplicity;
But so be it—with a partial hand,
Accept this collection of motley chapters,
Half comic, half sorrowful,
Commonplace, ideal,
The careless fruit of my amusements,
Of sleepless nights, light inspirations,
Of immature and withering years,
Of the mind’s cold observations
And the heart’s sorrowful notes."
A. S. Pushkin, "Eugene Onegin"