Game Bring Characters from Different Books to Life

1994 · May 3, 2026

"Reality exists in human consciousness and nowhere else."
George Orwell

"People find reality unsatisfactory and therefore live in a world of fantasies, imagining their wishes coming true. A strong personality brings these wishes into reality. A weak one continues to live in this world of theirs, and their fantasies manifest as symptoms of various illnesses."
Sigmund Freud

1965 · May 3, 2026

"By expressing dissatisfaction with something or criticizing someone— the government, civil servants, football players, the weather, colleagues, neighbors, loved ones, not to mention children—you project an unattractive image into the mirror of the world and receive a corresponding reality in its reflection." Vadim Zeland
"In your reality, you have the film that is playing in your ‘projector.’ Whatever you draw is what you will see. The only problem is that people do the opposite: they draw what they see. Do you understand the difference?" Vadim Zeland

009988 · May 4, 2026

In ninety-nine cases out of a hundred, what is called love is actually either their prejudices and superstitions or their selfishness. True love is only that which reveals all abilities and talents for creative activity, and which liberates the human spirit.
K. E. Antarova

020882 · May 4, 2026

The human spirit rejoices in God, worships God, strives toward God, and draws closer to God. And this, of course, is the highest ability of our soul.
St. Luke (Voino-Yasenetsky)

1965 · May 4, 2026

"One of the most useful life skills is the ability to quickly forget everything bad. Not to dwell on troubles, not to live with resentment, not to revel in irritation, not to harbor anger. You should not drag all kinds of junk into your soul." Siddhartha Gautama

1994 · May 4, 2026

"We are what we think about." Buddha

"When you see the sunrise early in the morning, observe it in silence, and a sunrise also begins within you—that is prayer. When a bird soars in the sky, and you soar in the sky. And you have forgotten that you are separate—that is prayer. Wherever separation disappears, prayer arises. When you become one with existence, with the Universal Whole—that is prayer.
Prayer is the experience of resurrection, rebirth, the birth of a new vision… it is a new dimension, a new way of looking at things, a new way of life. Not something you do, but something you become. It is a state of being—having nothing to do with the words you utter in a temple, mosque, or church. It is a silent dialogue with existence.
It is attunement with the universal, with the whole… entering into harmony with the whole—that is prayer."
Osho

21778 · May 4, 2026

... And when the wondrous temple of nature
In the rays of the solemn day
Spreads out its shining vaults,
The abode of peace and freedom,
For me.

When in the clear night sky
I see the harmonious chorus of worlds,
Moving in unison across the heavens,
They drift in an immortal, passionless throng
Into the mysterious expanse—

Then, in joyful rapture,
I hear the voice of the Divine,
I realize with reverence
My unity with nature—
Our bond of ancient kinship.

Equally lovingly and generously
The rainwater nourishes
Nature’s loving depths,
The trunk of the spreading cedar,
And the flower of a field blade of grass.

Once again I firmly believe in happiness,
And my heart is filled with joy.
Consciousness whispers to me so proudly:
“You are a sound in the universal chord,
You are a link in the chain of life.”

And here I stand beneath the heavens
In sacred rapture,
Gazing at everything in nature, in God’s temple,
With bright eyes,
My brow held high.

*Dmitry Merezhkovsky (1894)

1994 · May 4, 2026

PARADISE
Above the blue sky stands a golden city
With transparent gates and radiant walls.
And in that city, a garden, all grasses and flowers,
Where animals of unimaginable beauty roam.

One is like a red-maned, fiery lion,
Another—a bull, filled with eyes,
The third—a golden eagle of the heavens,
Whose gaze is so bright, unforgettable.

And in the blue sky one star burns,
It is yours, my Angel, it is forever yours.
Whoever loves is loved; whoever is radiant is holy,
May the star lead you along the road to a wondrous garden.

There you will be met by a fiery-maned lion,
And a blue bull, filled with eyes,
With them, a golden eagle of the heavens,
Whose gaze is so bright, unforgettable.
Henri Volokhonsky

1965 · May 4, 2026

“Wandering the streets without aim or purpose is a kind of shamanism. A meditation on abandoned garages, broken bricks, and windows. It is also poetry, the aesthetics of an outer life devoid of the flavor of home. It is freedom from all thoughts of yourself, lost somewhere between a graffiti-covered wall and the toothless pit of a stairwell with its light bulbs smashed out. It is that form of loneliness that is sweet and painful, yet for some reason not sad. It is the polyrhythm of inner music.”
Al Quotion, “The Word That Does Not Exist”

1994 · May 4, 2026

“In its fullness, shamanism is not simply a religion, but a kind of dynamic entry into communion with all living things on the planet.”

“Only shamanic approaches will be capable of giving us answers to the questions we find most interesting: who are we? where did we come from? what destiny are we moving toward? These questions have never been as important as they are today, when the obvious inadequacy of science, its inability to nourish the human soul, is felt in everything.”
Terence McKenna, “Food of the Gods”

009988 · May 5, 2026

Antarova K. E.

1965 · May 5, 2026

“Wherever and whenever the “ego” function began to form, it was, for that psyche, akin to a calcification or some kind of blockage of energy. The consumption of psychedelic plants in the context of shamanic initiation dissolved—and still dissolves today—the “ego” structure, tied as if by a knot, into an undifferentiated feeling known in Eastern philosophy by the term “dao.”” Terence McKenna, “Food of the Gods”

1994 · May 5, 2026

"Someone asked: "What does "sitting correctly and contemplating true reality" mean?"
The Master replied: "The coin lost in the river is in the river»."
The Yunmen Record

"Before attaining the Zen Way, you must learn to examine yourself. It is precisely because of the confusion in their minds that people strive so eagerly for wisdom—they go to the mountains and forests to meet teachers, mistakenly believing that there is some special method capable of bringing people peace and tranquility. They do not know that it is best first to understand exactly where they have become confused."
Foyan, Zen master

303707 · May 5, 2026

"Before I began practicing Zen, I saw mountains as mountains and rivers as rivers. When I began practicing, I no longer saw mountains as mountains or rivers as rivers; I began to see their interconnected nature. After I attained the Way, I again began to see mountains as mountains and rivers as rivers, but my vision became clearer and my understanding sharper. I am no longer limited by the view that a mountain is only a mountain and a river is only a river. Now I truly see them; I see their true nature."

Thich Nhat Hanh

1994 · May 6, 2026

"When you accept everything, everything transcends dimensions. The earth is not large, and a grain of sand is not small. In the realm of Great Activity, picking up a grain of sand is the same as grasping the entire universe. Saving one living being means saving all living beings. Your effort at this moment to save one person is the same as the Buddha's eternal merit."
Shunryu Suzuki

1965 · May 6, 2026

"Human conscience urges a person to seek what is better and sometimes helps them abandon the old, comfortable, dear, but dying and decaying—in favor of the new, initially uncomfortable and not dear, but promising fresh life."
Alexander Alexandrovich Blok
"Respect for the human being—without it, there can be no progress for us." Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

303707 · May 7, 2026

"The human being is a creature destined for the highest goals, for salvation. Yet people occupy themselves with anything but saving themselves. Carelessly, they rush toward the abyss, covering their eyes with anything at hand so as not to see where they are running.

The fact that the most important thing is human salvation, and that people prefer to occupy themselves with momentary matters, devoting far more attention to them than to their salvation, shows that humanity is captive to dark forces, since it is truly impossible to imagine that, being of sound mind, one could choose five minutes of entertainment instead of eternal bliss."
Blaise Pascal

1994 · May 8, 2026

"True salvation is a state of freedom: freedom from fear, suffering, feelings of inadequacy and ineffectiveness and, consequently, from everything you want, need, cling to, and become attached to. It is freedom from obsessive thinking, negativity, and, above all, from the past and future as psychological needs."
Eckhart Tolle

009988 · May 8, 2026

It would be better if, instead of a thousand words, you found one—but one that contains the whole WORLD.
Buddha

1965 · May 8, 2026

"The world brings neither good nor evil in itself. It is indifferent to people. Everything happening around us is merely a reflection of our own thoughts, feelings, desires, and actions. The world is a great mirror." — Osho
"When it seems that the whole world is against you, remember that an airplane takes off against the wind." — Henry Ford

Game Bring Characters from Different Books to Life

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