Random Walk

“There’s no order of difficulty in miracles. They’re all impossible. You can’t divide them into major and minor miracles.

“We change.” “Yes.” “We don’t turn into clones. If anything, people become more completely themselves.” “That’s right.” “We walk out of our old lives. We let go, we open up. We forgive and forget, and one of the things we forget is who we thought we were.” “And we remember who we really are.”

We don’t do anything for you by forgiving you. And we don’t hurt you by withholding our forgiveness. We only hurt ourselves.

“When you judge anyone you judge yourself. When you seek to punish anyone you are seeking to punish yourself. What you fear in others you fear in yourself.”

“I guess he was ready to let go of whatever he was holding. It doesn’t matter what it was. You don’t have to sift through the garbage on the way to the dump, you know. Just so you haul it there and get rid of it.”

“There’s no two people alike. There’s no two cells exactly the same in your body. A man and woman go to make a baby and there’s billions of sperm cells come out of the man, and no two of them are alike, and one of them gets to make the baby and it’s a baby like no other in the world. “And there’s never two days that are the same, or two hours of a

He seemed to have given up deciding things, he realized. It looked as though the only way for him to find out what he was going to do was to wait and see what he did.

It was a cinch, he thought, to be a leader of men. All you had to do was find a good story and tell it whenever the occasion arose.

You know that line, ‘It’s a lousy job but somebody has to do it’? If it’s really a lousy job, then nobody has to do it.”