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9. “Madness is not for everyone, but Maurice’s proved the thunderbolt that dispels the clouds. The storm had been working up not for three days as he supposed, but for six years. It had brewed in the insecurities of being where no eye pierces, his surroundings had thickened it. It had burst and he had not died. The brilliancy of day was around him, he stood upon the mountain range that overshadows youth, he saw.”
E.M. Forster
Personal Transformation, Inner Turmoil, Long-term Struggle, Resilience, Youthful Brilliance, Enlightenment
12. “She felt that in everything, sublime or ignoble, there was hidden a turbulent, a vital force, a significance and beauty which art, however glorious, was but a pale reflection. “I want to live!” she muttered wildly. “I want to live!” Henry Miller Desire For Life, Artistic Expression, Inner Turmoil, Passion, Yearning, Freedom
13. “And yet I am troubled; it would take so little to make the record stop: a broken spring, the whim of Cousin Adolphe. How strange it is, how moving, that this hardness should be so fragile. Nothing can interrupt it yet all can break it.” Jean-Paul Sartre Fragility Of Life, Inner Turmoil, Vulnerability, Strength, Fragility, Struggle
21. “A piece like a segment has been cut out of the back of his head. The sun looks in and the whole world with it. It makes him nervous, it distracts him from his work, and moreover it irritates him that he should be the very one excluded from the spectacle.” Franz Kafka World Disconnection, Inner Turmoil, Exclusion, Focus, Struggle, Distraction
24. “I have this strange feeling that I’m not myself anymore. It’s hard to put into words, but I guess it’s like I was fast asleep, and someone came, disassembled me, and hurriedly put me back together again. That sort of feeling.” Haruki Murakami Identity Crisis, Self Reflection, Disconnection, Inner Turmoil, Personal Change, Awakening
28. “One can no more keep the mind from returning to an idea than the sea from returning to a shore. For a sailor, this is called the tide; in the case of the guilty it is called remorse. God stirs up the soul as well as the ocean.” Victor Hugo Remorse And Guilt, Emotional Struggles, Mind's Return, Soul's Restlessness, Moral Reflections, Inner Turmoil
Inner Turmoil Quotes by Famous Authors
9. “Madness is not for everyone, but Maurice’s proved the thunderbolt that dispels the clouds. The storm had been working up not for three days as he supposed, but for six years. It had brewed in the insecurities of being where no eye pierces, his surroundings had thickened it. It had burst and he had not died. The brilliancy of day was around him, he stood upon the mountain range that overshadows youth, he saw.”
E.M. Forster Personal Transformation, Inner Turmoil, Long-term Struggle, Resilience, Youthful Brilliance, Enlightenment
12. “She felt that in everything, sublime or ignoble, there was hidden a turbulent, a vital force, a significance and beauty which art, however glorious, was but a pale reflection. “I want to live!” she muttered wildly. “I want to live!”
Henry Miller Desire For Life, Artistic Expression, Inner Turmoil, Passion, Yearning, Freedom
13. “And yet I am troubled; it would take so little to make the record stop: a broken spring, the whim of Cousin Adolphe. How strange it is, how moving, that this hardness should be so fragile. Nothing can interrupt it yet all can break it.”
Jean-Paul Sartre Fragility Of Life, Inner Turmoil, Vulnerability, Strength, Fragility, Struggle
21. “A piece like a segment has been cut out of the back of his head. The sun looks in and the whole world with it. It makes him nervous, it distracts him from his work, and moreover it irritates him that he should be the very one excluded from the spectacle.”
Franz Kafka World Disconnection, Inner Turmoil, Exclusion, Focus, Struggle, Distraction
24. “I have this strange feeling that I’m not myself anymore. It’s hard to put into words, but I guess it’s like I was fast asleep, and someone came, disassembled me, and hurriedly put me back together again. That sort of feeling.”
Haruki Murakami Identity Crisis, Self Reflection, Disconnection, Inner Turmoil, Personal Change, Awakening
28. “One can no more keep the mind from returning to an idea than the sea from returning to a shore. For a sailor, this is called the tide; in the case of the guilty it is called remorse. God stirs up the soul as well as the ocean.”
Victor Hugo Remorse And Guilt, Emotional Struggles, Mind's Return, Soul's Restlessness, Moral Reflections, Inner Turmoil
