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1a	I tell you... I feel there is nothing more artistic than to love people.	*Vincent Van Gogh*

1b	All paths lead to the same goal...to convey to others what we are.	*Pablo Neruda*

1c	It takes a long time to become young.	*Pablo Picasso*

2a	The Land is a mother that never dies.	*Native American*

2b	A man does not learn to master anything... unless he loves it.	*Goethe*

2c	Many people take Jesus seriously...few people take Jesus joyfully.	*Leonard Cohen*

3a	Poetry is... to speak what we feel... not what we ought to say.	Shakespeare

3b	When tears come ... my soul is awake ... my heart is at work.	*Mary Margaret Funk*

3c	All birth is unwilling and resists.	Pearl Buck

4a	Nothing you do for children is ever wasted.	Garrison Keillor

4b	A function of freedom is to free somebody else.	Toni Morrison


4c	Many wealthy people are little more than janitors of their possessions.	*Frank Lloyd Wright*

5a	There can be no kingdom of God in the world ... without the kingdom of God in our hearts.	*Albert Schweitzer*

5b	We judge success by salaries, homes, automobiles ... rather than our service to mankind.	*Martin Luther King*

5c	People have the power to redeem the work of fools.	*Patti Smith*

6a	Have patience ... in time, even grass becomes milk.	*Charan Singh*

6b	Teach the Gospel of Jesus at all times ...and if necessary, use words.	*St. Francis Assissi*

6c	One mother can achieve more than a hundred teachers.	*Jewish Proverb*

7a	Nature is the Art of God.	*Dante*

7b	Everybody needs beauty as well as bread.	*John Muir*

7c	Where your treasure is, there also one finds your heart.	*Jesus*

8a	Sentiment without action is just the facade of the soul.	*Edward Abbey*

8b	The white clouds were wonderful against the blue ... that blue will always be ... even after all mans destruction.	*Georgia O'Keefe*

8c	Look at a scar and see hurt or ...look at a scar and see healing.	*Sherri Reynolds*

9a	The secret of salvation is ... be sweet ... be helpful... be busy.	*Elbert Hubbard*

9b	... Least you can do is to figure out what you hope for ... most you can do is live inside that hope.	*Barbara Kingslover*

9c	... to befriend your enemy is the essence of true religion.	*Gandhi*

10a	Don't let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.	*John Wooden*

10b	We are here on earth to do good to others.	W. H. Auden

10c	All wars are civil wars ...because all men are brothers.	*Francis de Saligne*

11a	Christ did not say: "Love humanity as thyself"... but, "Love thy neighbor as thyself."	Luciano de Cresenzo

11b	Love is a fruit in season at all times...and within the reach of every hand.	Mother Teresa

11c	The soul, like a door, should stay ajar...to welcome the visit of ecstatic experience.	Emily Dickenson

12a	Life is not what one lived...but what one remembers, and how one remembers it.	Gabriel Garcia Marquez

12b	I want to convince you...make every day count...for you are here only a short time.	Carlos Castaneda

12c	Across this wide country, there are all kinds of bad men... Some rob with a gun, others with a fountain pen.	Woody Guthrie

13a	Those who hate you don't win, unless you hate them back...then you destroy yourself.	Richard Nixon

13b	If there is any kindness...good I can do...do it now...I may not pass here again.	William Penn

13c	We are what we give away.	Theodore Hesburgh

14a	The curious thing about aging...looking back you don't ever regret love.	Enid Bagnold

14b	Just a change in the weather is sometimes enough to improve others and oneself.	Marcel Proust

14c	There is no such thing as partial love... You either have it whole, or not.	Anthony de Mello

15a	The white man knows how to make everything... but he does not know how to share it.	Sitting Bull

15b	Everywhere I go, I find a poet...an artist has been there before me.	*Freud*

15c	On judgment day, we are not asked what we have read, or know...but what we have done.	*Thomas Kempis*

16a	I like trees... They seem more wise and resigned to their lives than other creatures do.	*Willa Cather*

16b	Love has to be made daily like bread...and given to others.	*Ursula Le Guin*

16c	You gotta pay somebody...may be the Devil, or, it may be the Lord...but you gotta pay somebody.	*Bob Dylan*

17a	Something there is that does not like a wall.	Robert Frost

17b	The world is too much with us...late and soon, getting and spending...we lose who we are.	William Wordsworth

17c	To describe happiness is to diminish it.	*Henri Stendahl*

18a	In spite of everything... I still believe people are really good at heart.	Anne Frank

18b	Remember: You came to bring beauty... joy... the peace of God into the world.	A Course in Miracles

18c	Technology is not in itself opposed to spirituality... it only creates new distractions and temptations.	Thomas Merton

19a	Many desire an afterlife, but do not know what to do at home alone on rainy afternoons.	*Susan Ertz*

19b	To be without some of the things you want is indisputable proof, you can still be happy.	Bertrand Russell

19c	What we give to the poor is the brief and resume we carry with us when we die.	Peter Marin

20a	Ultimately, given death, does it matter if one looks foolish...tries too hard... cares too deeply?	Diane Ackerman

20b	Why waste one's life in friction, when it could be turned into momentum?	*Frances Willard*

20c	I do not believe in God...I experience God.	Albert Einstein

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