Game Bring Characters from Different Books to Life

[1994]

"What matters is not the quantity of knowledge, but its quality. One may know a great deal without knowing what is most necessary."
Leo Tolstoy

"Everywhere, at every moment, investigate what is great and beautiful."
Mikhail Lomonosov

"Two people labored fruitlessly and strove without benefit: the one who amassed wealth but did not use it, and the one who studied the sciences but did not apply them."
Saadi

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<div class="bbWrapper">"What matters is not the quantity of knowledge, but its quality. One may know a great deal without knowing what is most necessary."<br /> Leo Tolstoy<br /> <br /> "Everywhere, at every moment, investigate what is great and beautiful."<br /> Mikhail Lomonosov<br /> <br /> "Two people labored fruitlessly and strove without benefit: the one who amassed wealth but did not use it, and the one who studied the sciences but did not apply them."<br /> Saadi</div>

 

[1965]

"Illnesses caused by overwork are cured by rest, while those caused by idleness are cured by work." Hippocrates
"One should not expect a reward for one’s efforts, but every good deed inevitably bears fruit in the end."
Mahatma Gandhi

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Illnesses caused by overwork are cured by rest, while those caused by idleness are cured by work." Hippocrates<br /> "One should not expect a reward for one’s efforts, but every good deed inevitably bears fruit in the end."<br /> Mahatma Gandhi</div>

 

[1994]

"How far the rays of a tiny candle reach! So too does a good deed shine in a world of storm and darkness."
William Shakespeare

"A good deed cannot be done out of hatred, still less out of self-interest. It is done only out of love.
John Ruskin

"Doing good to others is not a duty. It is a joy, because it improves health and increases happiness."
Zarathustra

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<div class="bbWrapper"><span style="font-size: 18px"><span style="font-family: 'Tahoma'"><span style="color: rgb(63, 60, 60)">"How far the rays of a tiny candle reach! So too does a good deed shine in a world of storm and darkness."<br /> William Shakespeare<br /> <br /> "A good deed cannot be done out of hatred, still less out of self-interest. It is done only out of love.<br /> John Ruskin<br /> <br /> "Doing good to others is not a duty. It is a joy, because it improves health and increases happiness."<br /> Zarathustra</span></span></span></div>

 

[1965]

"In the face of the catastrophes of the twentieth century, many people complain: ‘How could God allow this?’ Yes, He allowed it; He allowed our freedom, but He did not leave us in the darkness of ignorance. The path of knowing good and evil has been shown. And humanity itself had to pay for choosing false paths." Albert Einstein

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<div class="bbWrapper">"In the face of the catastrophes of the twentieth century, many people complain: ‘How could God allow this?’ Yes, He allowed it; He allowed our freedom, but He did not leave us in the darkness of ignorance. The path of knowing good and evil has been shown. And humanity itself had to pay for choosing false paths." Albert Einstein</div>

 

[1994]

"Whenever you face a choice, be attentive: do not choose what is convenient, comfortable, respectable, accepted by society, or honorable. Choose what resonates in your heart. Choose what you would like to do, regardless of any consequences."
Osho

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Whenever you face a choice, be attentive: do not choose what is convenient, comfortable, respectable, accepted by society, or honorable. Choose what resonates in your heart. Choose what you would like to do, regardless of any consequences."<br /> Osho</div>

 

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How well he knew how to seem novel,
To amuse by feigning innocence,
To frighten with ready despair,
To entertain with pleasant flattery,
To seize a moment of tenderness,
To overcome the prejudices
Of innocent years
With wit and passion,
To await an involuntary caress,
To beg and demand recognition,
To overhear the heart’s first sound,
To pursue love, and suddenly
Obtain a secret rendezvous...
And afterward, alone with her,
To give her lessons in silence!

Alexander Pushkin, "Eugene Onegin"

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<div class="bbWrapper">How well he knew how to seem novel,<br /> To amuse by feigning innocence,<br /> To frighten with ready despair,<br /> To entertain with pleasant flattery,<br /> To seize a moment of tenderness,<br /> To overcome the prejudices<br /> Of innocent years<br /> With wit and passion,<br /> To await an involuntary caress,<br /> To beg and demand recognition,<br /> To overhear the heart’s first sound,<br /> To pursue love, and suddenly<br /> Obtain a secret rendezvous...<br /> And afterward, alone with her,<br /> To give her lessons in silence!<br /> <br /> Alexander Pushkin, "Eugene Onegin"</div>

 

[1965]

"We receive the very best lessons by making mistakes. The mistakes of the past are the wisdom of the future." Dale Turner
"The pages of books are knowledge of history,
But in simple times, Life
Taught people its main lessons;
She is the best teacher."
Gamzat Tsadasa

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<div class="bbWrapper">"We receive the very best lessons by making mistakes. The mistakes of the past are the wisdom of the future." Dale Turner<br /> "The pages of books are knowledge of history,<br /> But in simple times, Life<br /> Taught people its main lessons;<br /> She is the best teacher."<br /> Gamzat Tsadasa</div>

 

[1994]

"Blessed is the one who has understood his fault,
Who condemned his sin and learned a lesson.
Half of the human soul is shrouded in mist,
The other is guilty of transgressions.
But if a scrape troubles you,
Apply the plaster to your own skin.
And let not the beardless mock the one
Who is beardless by nature."
Rumi

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Blessed is the one who has understood his fault,<br /> Who condemned his sin and learned a lesson.<br /> Half of the human soul is shrouded in mist,<br /> The other is guilty of transgressions.<br /> But if a scrape troubles you,<br /> Apply the plaster to your own skin.<br /> And let not the beardless mock the one<br /> Who is beardless by nature."<br /> Rumi</div>

 

[1965]

"My eyes are not in love with you;
They clearly see your faults.
But my heart does not see a single one of your sins,
And does not agree with my eyes."
William Shakespeare

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<div class="bbWrapper">"My eyes are not in love with you;<br /> They clearly see your faults.<br /> But my heart does not see a single one of your sins,<br /> And does not agree with my eyes."<br /> William Shakespeare</div>

 

[1994]

"You can close your eyes to things you do not want to see, but you cannot close your heart to things you do not want to feel."
Chester Bennington

"People board express trains, but they themselves do not understand what they are seeking, so they find no peace, rushing first one way and then the other… And all in vain… The eyes are blind. One must search with the heart."
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

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<div class="bbWrapper">"You can close your eyes to things you do not want to see, but you cannot close your heart to things you do not want to feel."<br /> Chester Bennington<br /> <br /> "People board express trains, but they themselves do not understand what they are seeking, so they find no peace, rushing first one way and then the other… And all in vain… The eyes are blind. One must search with the heart."<br /> Antoine de Saint-Exupéry</div>

 

[1965]

"What makes my heart beat is colorful silence." Claude Monet
"As soon as a person falls ill, they should search their heart for someone they need to forgive." Louise Hay

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<div class="bbWrapper">"What makes my heart beat is colorful silence." Claude Monet<br /> "As soon as a person falls ill, they should search their heart for someone they need to forgive." Louise Hay</div>

 

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"The heart reasons in its own way; reason cannot understand it."
John Fowles

"You can close your eyes to things you do not want to see, but you cannot close your heart to things you do not want to feel."
Chester Bennington

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<div class="bbWrapper">"The heart reasons in its own way; reason cannot understand it."<br /> John Fowles<br /> <br /> "You can close your eyes to things you do not want to see, but you cannot close your heart to things you do not want to feel."<br /> Chester Bennington</div>

 

[1965]

"Why don’t we fall in love with someone new every month? Because when we part, we have to lose a piece of our own heart." Sigmund Freud

"Look into your own souls and find within them the spark of truth that the Gods placed in every heart, and from which only you yourselves can fan a flame." Socrates

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Why don’t we fall in love with someone new every month? Because when we part, we have to lose a piece of our own heart." Sigmund Freud<br /> <br /> "Look into your own souls and find within them the spark of truth that the Gods placed in every heart, and from which only you yourselves can fan a flame." Socrates</div>

 

[1994]

"A quiet, peaceful, even light that shines in the darkness can bring people more benefit than a searing flame."
Alexander of Sourozh

"The geniuses of all ages and countries speak different languages, but the same flame burns in all of them."
Anton Chekhov

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<div class="bbWrapper"><span style="font-family: 'Google Sans'"><span style="color: rgb(10, 10, 10)">"A quiet, peaceful, even light that shines in the darkness can bring people more benefit than a searing flame."<br /> Alexander of Sourozh<br /> <br /> "The geniuses of all ages and countries speak different languages, but the same flame burns in all of them."<br /> Anton Chekhov</span></span></div>

 

[1965]

"The spread of civilization can be compared to fire: at first it is a weak spark, then a flickering flame, and finally a powerful blaze endowed with speed and strength." Nikola Tesla

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<div class="bbWrapper">"The spread of civilization can be compared to fire: at first it is a weak spark, then a flickering flame, and finally a powerful blaze endowed with speed and strength." Nikola Tesla</div>

 

[1994]

"Every writer should try to compose a book from which, in the event of a global catastrophe, our entire civilization could be restored."
Yuri Polyakov

"Helping another person during a difficult period is the act from which civilization begins."
Margaret Mead

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<div class="bbWrapper"><span style="font-family: 'system-ui'"><span style="color: rgb(33, 37, 41)">"Every writer should try to compose a book from which, in the event of a global catastrophe, our entire civilization could be restored."<br /> Yuri Polyakov<br /> <br /> "Helping another person during a difficult period is the act from which civilization begins."<br /> Margaret Mead</span></span></div>

 

[1965]

"You look quite ill! Did you eat something unsuitable?" The Savage nodded. "I tasted civilization." — "And it poisoned me; it polluted my soul." Aldous Huxley, "Brave New World"

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<div class="bbWrapper">"You look quite ill! Did you eat something unsuitable?" The Savage nodded. "I tasted civilization." — "And it poisoned me; it polluted my soul." Aldous Huxley, "Brave New World"</div>

 

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"Today the grove carried me away.
To the cradle in which I was born.
Where I often, often dreamed of myself.
And where my soul blossomed with sunsets."

S.V. Veretennikov, "Today the Grove Carried Me Away..."

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Today the grove carried me away.<br /> To the cradle in which I was born.<br /> Where I often, often dreamed of myself.<br /> And where my soul blossomed with sunsets."<br /> <br /> S.V. Veretennikov, "Today the Grove Carried Me Away..."</div>

 

[21778]

... I will merge with nature in the meadow grass
And with a pure heart I will remember the gods.
I will fall from the sky like white light,
I will bloom with joy, like a poppy flower. ...

S.V. Veretennikov, "Joy"

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<div class="bbWrapper"><span style="font-size: 15px"><span style="font-family: 'verdana'"><i>... I will merge with nature in the meadow grass</i></span></span><br /> <span style="font-family: 'verdana'"><span style="font-size: 15px"><i>And with a pure heart I will remember the gods.<br /> I will fall from the sky like white light,</i></span></span><br /> <span style="font-size: 15px"><span style="font-family: 'verdana'"><i>I will bloom with joy, like a poppy flower. ...</i></span></span><br /> <br /> S.V. Veretennikov, "Joy"</div>

 

[1994]

"We often sing lullabies to our children so that we can fall asleep ourselves."
Kahlil Gibran

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<div class="bbWrapper">"We often sing lullabies to our children so that we can fall asleep ourselves."<br /> Kahlil Gibran</div>