To Have Realized Your Dream Makes You

You Wear Yourself Out In The Pursuit Of Wealth Or Love Or Freedom, You Do Everything To Gain Some Right, And Once It's Gained You Take No Pleasure In It.

Finally [indira Ganhi] Called A Beautiful Dark Little Boy Who Was Playing On The Lawn, And Embracing Him Tenderly, Murmured, 'this Is My Grandchild; This Is The Man I Love Most In The World.' It Was A Strange Sensation To Watch This Very Powerful Woman Embracing A Child.

There Are Moments In Life When Keeping Silent Becomes A Fault, And Speaking An Obligation. A Civic Duty, A Moral Challenge, A Categorical Imperative From Which We Cannot Escape.

But To Deny Fate Is Arrogance, To Declare That We Are The Sole Shapers Of Our Existence Is Madness;if You Deny Fate Life Becomes The Series Of Missed Opportunities, A Regret For What Never Was And Could Have Been, A Remorse Of What Was Not Done And Could Have Been Done, And The Present Is Wasted, Twisted Into Another Missed Oppurtunity.

I'll Impose Upon You The Same Arrogance That Was Imposed On Me, And On My Mother, My Grandmother, My Grandmother's Mother: All The Way Back To The First Human Born Of Another Human Being, Whether He Liked It Or Not. Probably, If He Or She Had Been Allowed To Choose, He Would Have Been Frightened And Answered: No, I Don't Want To Be Born. But No One Asked Their Opinion, And So They Were Born And Lived And Died After Giving Birth To Another Human Being Who Was Not Asked To Choose, And That One Did Likewise, For Millions Of Years, Right Down To Us.