Miten And Deva Quotes

#1. I read once that the voice is a mirror of our inner being. I can very much relate to that because, when you sing, you feel very exposed. You feel like you can't hide anything. But then it also works the other way round and, when we work on our voice, our inner being also changes. #Quote by Deva Premal

#2. Good night, and may your nights always be bright with stars! #Quote by Deva Fagan

#3. You can't sing with a closed heart. You just can't do it. And if you try, as soon as you start singing, your heart just naturally opens more and more. #Quote by Deva Premal

#4. I have to tell you about these things from the past, because they are so important. The really important things usually lie in the distant past. And until you know about them, if you'll forgive my saying so, you will always to some extent a mere newcomer in my life.

When I was at High School my favourite pastime was walking. Or rather, loitering. If we are talking about my adolescence, it's the more accurate word. Systematically, one by one, I explored all the districts of Pest. I relished the special atmosphere of every quarter and every street. Even now I can still find the same delight in houses that I did then. In this respect I've never grown up. Houses have so much to say to me. For me, they are what Nature used to be to the poets - or rather, what the poets thought of as Nature.

But best of all I loved the Castle Hill District of Buda. I never tired of its ancient streets. Even in those days old things attracted me more than new ones. For me the deepest truth was found only in things suffused with the lives of many generations, which hold the past as permanently as mason Kelemen's wife buried in the high tower of Deva. #Quote by Antal Szerb

#5. A prayer from Shri Vishwanatha Suprabhata

Morning Salutations to Shiva

त्वमेव माता च पिता त्वमेव, त्वमेव बन्धुश्च सखा त्वमेव ।
त्वमेव विद्या द्रविणं त्वमेव, त्वमेव सर्वं मम देव देव ॥

tvameva mata cha pita tvameva,
tvameva bandhush-cha sakha tvameva
tvameva vidya dravinam tvameva
tvameva sarvam mama deva deva

You my mother and father be,
You are kin and friend to me;
You my knowledge, wealth be,
God of gods! You my all do be. #Quote by Munindra Misra

#6. On her daughter Deva: I didn't have familiarity with children. I'm learning day after day, with her. And what impress me the most is that she, Deva, is an individual person. But in miniature, she seems to be a special effect. #Quote by Monica Bellucci

#7. Our words were a shaky ladder; all I could do was climb, uncertain if I was about to surmount a glorious peak or fall and smash myself on the rocks below. #Quote by Deva Fagan

#8. Throughout my questioning, the Dharma Raja stood by my side, a silken shadow against all this light. I believed in myself, and with Amar supporting me, my decision was invincible.
"How could you be so cruel?" exclaimed one. "No wife in his mortal life?"
"His wife would not be reincarnated with him. I will not give him another."
A woman with a white veil, whose skin glowed like dawn, shot me a trembling smile.
"And what about his brothers? Did they not also partake in his crime of theft?" retorted another.
"They did," I said.
"Then why must he endure a whole life as a human when his brothers live less than a year in that realm?"
"Because they were accomplices. Not the instigators of the crime. It was he who committed the most wrong. It is he who must live the longest."
The deva beside me stomped his feet and lightning flared behind him.
"And what say you, Dharma Raja? How will you defend your queen's decision?"
I remembered holding my chin high, surveying the crowd with the tasteful indifference of one who knew she was impervious. And I remembered when that moment fell with his next words:
"If you doubt her, then I propose an agni pariksha. Fire will always tell."
The devas and devis nodded approvingly to themselves. A trial by fire. Humiliation burned through me. I dropped my hand from his and the world broke between us. #Quote by Roshani Chokshi

#9. Meet me at the pitcher pouring a thousand streams." Alice's phone was probably tapped. The strange, short phrase should confuse anyone who snooped on it. Anyone other than Alice. #Quote by Deva Long

#10. Perhaps I had started to believe again in magic, or perhaps in love. Or perhaps they were the same thing. #Quote by Deva Fagan

#11. Az men krigt zikh miten rov, muz men sholem zein miten shainker," Avi had said when he first put the rifle in Jacob's hands. The old Yiddish proverb could be roughly translated as, "If you're at odds with your rabbi, make peace with your bartender." His uncle offered no explanation, but as Jacob had chewed on its meaning, he had concluded that Avi meant something like, "Always be prepared" or "Have a plan B." The problem was, Jacob didn't want a plan B. He didn't want life to change. He wanted things to be the way they had always been. #Quote by Joel C. Rosenberg

#12. Animals cannot have any high thoughts; nor can the Angels or Devas attain to direct freedom without human birth. #Quote by Swami Vivekananda