Bryant H. McGill Quotes

I Was Advocating For World Peace, But I Was Waging A Violent War Against My Own Body. I Was Speaking About Poverty And Starvation, But I Was Eating More Than My Fair Share. I Was A Hypocrite.

My Self-esteem Had Been Crushed Through Years Of Childhood Bullying And Serious Abuses, Which Would Take Me Decades To Overcome.

Freedom Is Not A Gift Nor Does It Simply Exist For Us To Have, But Rather It Is A Sacred Duty, And Its Blessed Yield Of Hope Is Born From None Other Than The Blood Of The Innocent.

Humanity Needs Heroic Leadership From Those Who See All Life As Precious.

Love Heals Violence And All Its Sources. Love Only Serves And Does Not Calculate. Love Gives Without Expectation, While Hate Carries An Endless Tally Of Debts. Hate Controls Everything It Touches, But Love Sets Everything It Touches Free.

True Love Is Quiescent, Except In The Nascent Moments Of True Humility.

Giving Yourself Is The Ultimate Revolution.

Guilt Can Interfere With Our Desires To Move Forward, To Heal Properly And To Become A Person Who Has The Mental Health And Means Of Proper Recompense.

We Can Change The World One Thought At A Time, One Child At A Time, One Family At A Time, One Community At A Time, One City, One State And One Country At A Time.

Let Your Brilliance Be Expressed Through Kindness.

Be The Love You Seek.

In A World Of Hate, Love Is The Revolution.