717 Quotes & Sayings of Robin Sacredfire

An insane person is, basically, someone who isn’t true to himself and lives between the reality he understands and the distorted perspective of it that he is trying to control. And the bigger this gap is, the more you can be sure to be in front of a neurotic or psychotic individual.”

An individual affected by lower frequency waves operates with a logic that doesn’t necessarily solves a problem. It is a process that guides the mind without self-awareness or critical thinking.”

An entrepreneur is not someone who starts his own business. An entrepreneur is someone who realizes that he doesn’t want to live the rest of his life as a slave and decides to buy his own freedom. Starting a business is just a common consequence of such decision.”

“All conversations with a dumb person turn into fights, because being dumb means not being able to process information, and communication is the most complex form of information.”

“After some time spent with me, people start saying: ‘It is as if you knew what I was thinking.’ They never consider this as a fact.”

“After many years working as a successful author, I conclude that most people do not read to learn and change, but rather to reinforce their own paradigms, and feed their ego. Most readers are simply not qualified to judge what they read. Book reviews say more about who writes them than their purpose.”

“A strong feeling of happiness and a strong instinct to do what is right will come to your life, when you are within your purpose and God's purpose for you.”

“A slave works the whole day for free and is offered a bed to sleep and food to eat. An employee works the whole day for money in order to pay for his own bed and food. Do you see any difference here?”

A person with knowledge may never find the truth, but a person with faith always finds the knowledge leading to truth.”

And this, as much as the desire to accumulate money without the capacity to duplicate the state of having it, maintains one in a repetitive loop imprisoning him in his present condition, and in which the world around him will deceive into thinking that the reasons for his misfortune are outwards.”