Game Bring Characters from Different Books to Life

[1965]

"Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of life's longing for itself. They come through you, but they do not belong to you.
You may give them your words, but not your thoughts, for they have their own thoughts. You may learn from them, but not teach them, for their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams." Kahlil Gibran

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of life's longing for itself. They come through you, but they do not belong to you.<br /> You may give them your words, but not your thoughts, for they have their own thoughts. You may learn from them, but not teach them, for their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams." Kahlil Gibran</div>

 

[1994]

"If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be even more intelligent, read them more fairy tales."
Albert Einstein

"‘Why is the Moon round?’ a little child asks. Why is the grass green? Where do dreams come from? How deep can a tunnel be dug? Why are there toes on our feet? Too often, teachers and parents brush such questions aside with disdain, even mockery, or hurry to change the subject: ‘What, is the Moon supposed to be square?’ Children quickly understand that adults do not like such questions. A few instances of negative experience—and another child is lost to science. For the life of me, I cannot understand why adults need to pretend to be omniscient, and before whom—in front of six-year-olds! Is it really impossible to admit honestly that you do not know something? Such fragile self-esteem?"
Carl Sagan

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<div class="bbWrapper">"If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be even more intelligent, read them more fairy tales."<br /> Albert Einstein <br /> <br /> "‘Why is the Moon round?’ a little child asks. Why is the grass green? Where do dreams come from? How deep can a tunnel be dug? Why are there toes on our feet? Too often, teachers and parents brush such questions aside with disdain, even mockery, or hurry to change the subject: ‘What, is the Moon supposed to be square?’ Children quickly understand that adults do not like such questions. A few instances of negative experience—and another child is lost to science. For the life of me, I cannot understand why adults need to pretend to be omniscient, and before whom—in front of six-year-olds! Is it really impossible to admit honestly that you do not know something? Such fragile self-esteem?"<br /> Carl Sagan</div>

 

[1965]

"Have you ever seen an oak tree under stress, or a dolphin in a gloomy mood, a frog suffering from low self-esteem, a cat unable to relax, or a bird weighed down by resentment? Learn from them how to make peace with the present." Eckhart Tolle

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Have you ever seen an oak tree under stress, or a dolphin in a gloomy mood, a frog suffering from low self-esteem, a cat unable to relax, or a bird weighed down by resentment? Learn from them how to make peace with the present." Eckhart Tolle</div>

 

[303707]

"Where gray, cold waves
Follow one another eternally,
Lovely, free dolphins
Converse in whistling whispers.
Not understanding destruction.
Not accepting creation.
In the name of self-improvement
They pass on the stream of consciousness."
Alexander Timofeevsky

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Where gray, cold waves<br /> Follow one another eternally,<br /> Lovely, free dolphins<br /> Converse in whistling whispers.<br /> Not understanding destruction.<br /> Not accepting creation.<br /> In the name of self-improvement<br /> They pass on the stream of consciousness."<br /> Alexander Timofeevsky</div>

 

[1994]

"Stream of consciousness or inner monologue... This is the natural movement of consciousness, sometimes running into feelings and memories, sometimes going underground, sometimes, like a hidden spring, bursting forth from beneath the earth and reflecting particles of the outside world; a kind of record of the consciousness of a character in action, flowing onward and onward, leaping from one image or idea to another without any authorial commentary or interpretation."
Vladimir Nabokov, Lectures on Russian Literature

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<div class="bbWrapper"><span style="font-family: 'Google Sans'"><span style="color: rgb(10, 10, 10)">"Stream of consciousness or inner monologue... </span></span><span style="font-family: 'Source Sans Pro'"><span style="color: rgb(37, 38, 38)">This is the natural movement of consciousness, sometimes running into feelings and memories, sometimes going underground, sometimes, like a hidden spring, bursting forth from beneath the earth and reflecting particles of the outside world; a kind of record of the consciousness of a character in action, flowing onward and onward, leaping from one image or idea to another without any authorial commentary or interpretation."<br /> Vladimir Nabokov, Lectures on Russian Literature </span></span></div>

 

[1965]

"Whether we want it or not, each of us is forced to live in the reality we have chosen for ourselves. The tragedy is that almost no one makes this choice consciously, and so the resulting reality is something else..." Max Frei, "The Talkative Dead Man"

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Whether we want it or not, each of us is forced to live in the reality we have chosen for ourselves. The tragedy is that almost no one makes this choice consciously, and so the resulting reality is something else..." Max Frei, "The Talkative Dead Man"</div>

 

[303707]

"Illusions attract us because they spare us pain, offering pleasure in its place. For this, we must accept without complaint that, when they come into conflict with part of reality, illusions are shattered to pieces."
Sigmund Freud

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Illusions attract us because they spare us pain, offering pleasure in its place. For this, we must accept without complaint that, when they come into conflict with part of reality, illusions are shattered to pieces."<br /> Sigmund Freud</div>

 

[1994]

"A person's life is determined by what they consider true and right. This is what shapes our reality. But what is truth? Merely a concept, and reality may turn out to be a mirage. Perhaps people live in a world of their own illusions?"
Naruto

"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one."
Albert Einstein

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<div class="bbWrapper">"A person's life is determined by what they consider true and right. This is what shapes our reality. But what is truth? Merely a concept, and reality may turn out to be a mirage. Perhaps people live in a world of their own illusions?"<br /> Naruto<br /> <br /> "Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one."<br /> Albert Einstein</div>

 

[1965]

"The Internet does not bring people closer. It is a gathering of loneliness. We are sort of together, but each of us is alone. The illusion of communication, the illusion of friendship, the illusion of life..." Janusz Leon Wiśniewski, "Loneliness on the Net"
"Borders, just like fears, most often turn out to be mere illusions." Michael Jordan

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<div class="bbWrapper">"The Internet does not bring people closer. It is a gathering of loneliness. We are sort of together, but each of us is alone. The illusion of communication, the illusion of friendship, the illusion of life..." Janusz Leon Wiśniewski, "Loneliness on the Net"<br /> "Borders, just like fears, most often turn out to be mere illusions." Michael Jordan</div>

 

[1994]

"When people reach the end, they laugh at the fears that tormented them at the beginning."
Paulo Coelho, "Brida"

"- Good for cats—you aren't afraid of the dark.
- Why would we be afraid of it?
- How could you not be? In the dark, everything seems so frightening....
- So what are you afraid of—the dark or what's in your head?"
Oleg Tishchenkov, "The Cat"

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<div class="bbWrapper">"When people reach the end, they laugh at the fears that tormented them at the beginning."<br /> Paulo Coelho, "Brida"<br /> <br /> "- Good for cats—you aren't afraid of the dark.<br /> - Why would we be afraid of it?<br /> - How could you not be? In the dark, everything seems so frightening....<br /> - So what are you afraid of—the dark or what's in your head?"<br /> Oleg Tishchenkov, "The Cat"</div>

 

[009988]

You should live only in what is happening now. ... This "now" is the most important thing.
K. E. Antarova

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<div class="bbWrapper">You should live only in what is happening now. ... This "now" is the most important thing.<br /> K. E. Antarova</div>

 

[1994]

"The purpose of life, its calling, is joy. Rejoice in the sky, the sun, the stars, the grass, the trees, the animals, and people. And make sure that this joy is disturbed by nothing. If this joy is disturbed, it means that you have made a mistake somewhere—look for that mistake and correct it."
Leo Tolstoy

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<div class="bbWrapper">"The purpose of life, its calling, is joy. Rejoice in the sky, the sun, the stars, the grass, the trees, the animals, and people. And make sure that this joy is disturbed by nothing. If this joy is disturbed, it means that you have made a mistake somewhere—look for that mistake and correct it."<br /> Leo Tolstoy</div>

 

[1965]

"Learn to take pleasure in not knowing, joy in uncertainty, in incompleteness, in ... possibilities. As long as you are capable of curiosity and genuine interest, believe me, you will enjoy your life. As soon as it seems to you that you know everything, it will lose its value for you." Andrey Kurpatov, "The Red Pill"

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Learn to take pleasure in not knowing, joy in uncertainty, in incompleteness, in ... possibilities. As long as you are capable of curiosity and genuine interest, believe me, you will enjoy your life. As soon as it seems to you that you know everything, it will lose its value for you." Andrey Kurpatov, "The Red Pill"</div>

 

[303707]

"The point is something else: those who expect nothing will never be disappointed.
That is a good rule for life. Then everything that comes afterward will seem like a pleasant surprise."
Erich Maria Remarque

"We come to know a person not by what they know, but by what they take joy in."
Rabindranath Tagore

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<div class="bbWrapper">"The point is something else: those who expect nothing will never be disappointed.<br /> That is a good rule for life. Then everything that comes afterward will seem like a pleasant surprise."<br /> Erich Maria Remarque<br /> <br /> "We come to know a person not by what they know, but by what they take joy in."<br /> Rabindranath Tagore</div>

 

[1994]

"Nothing reveals a person's true character as well as the use of power. It is easy for the weak to be gentle. Most people can endure hardships. But if you want to know what a person is really like, give them power. It is the ultimate test."
Robert G. Ingersoll

"A good, benevolent, and sincere person can also be recognized by their eyes."
Marcus Aurelius

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Nothing reveals a person's true character as well as the use of power. It is easy for the weak to be gentle. Most people can endure hardships. But if you want to know what a person is really like, give them power. It is the ultimate test."<br /> Robert G. Ingersoll<br /> <br /> "A good, benevolent, and sincere person can also be recognized by their eyes."<br /> Marcus Aurelius</div>

 

[009988]

The freer a person is from prejudices, the more they can know.
K. E. Antarova

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<div class="bbWrapper">The freer a person is from prejudices, the more they can know.<br /> K. E. Antarova</div>

 

[1994]

"The higher a person is in intellectual and moral development, the freer they are, and the more pleasure life brings them."
Anton Chekhov

"Every smallest step into the field of free thought and a personally shaped life is always won at the cost of spiritual and physical suffering."
Friedrich Nietzsche

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<div class="bbWrapper">"The higher a person is in intellectual and moral development, the freer they are, and the more pleasure life brings them."<br /> Anton Chekhov<br /> <br /> "Every smallest step into the field of free thought and a personally shaped life is always won at the cost of spiritual and physical suffering."<br /> Friedrich Nietzsche</div>

 

[1965]

"Our beliefs and ideas are often traps that limit our abilities. The only knowledge capable of advancing us on the path of development is the knowledge that imagination is capable of anything. And everything that is possible in our imagination is possible in reality." Albert Einstein

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Our beliefs and ideas are often traps that limit our abilities. The only knowledge capable of advancing us on the path of development is the knowledge that imagination is capable of anything. And everything that is possible in our imagination is possible in reality." Albert Einstein</div>

 

[303707]

"Reality has nothing to do with the words you use to describe it."
Carlos Castaneda "The Art of Dreaming"

"Power depends solely on the kind of knowledge a person possesses. What is the point of knowing things that are useless? They do not prepare us for an unexpected encounter with the unknown."
Carlos Castaneda "The Teachings of Don Juan"

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<div class="bbWrapper">"Reality has nothing to do with the words you use to describe it."<br /> Carlos Castaneda "The Art of Dreaming"<br /> <br /> "Power depends solely on the kind of knowledge a person possesses. What is the point of knowing things that are useless? They do not prepare us for an unexpected encounter with the unknown."<br /> Carlos Castaneda "The Teachings of Don Juan"</div>

 

[1965]

"We saved the WORLD. You can't rely on chance. But you can change everything if you do things differently. What happened, happened. This is an expression of faith in the mechanics of the world, not an excuse for idleness.
- Faith?
-Call it whatever you want.
-And what do you call it?
-Reality." Neil. "The Argument"

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<div class="bbWrapper">"We saved the WORLD. You can't rely on chance. But you can change everything if you do things differently. What happened, happened. This is an expression of faith in the mechanics of the world, not an excuse for idleness.<br /> - Faith?<br /> -Call it whatever you want.<br /> -And what do you call it?<br /> -Reality." Neil. "The Argument"</div>