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Milorad Pavic. The most famous aphorisms

During our lives, we often find ourselves in paradise, but we remember only the exile ...
You should always take into account what is passed over in silence.
If you are moving in the direction in which your fear grows, you are on the right track.
If you say, "My love has been the same for three years," then know that your love is dead.
When life is turned upside down, the abyss under your feet does not become the sky.
It is much more important to choose a path than to achieve a goal.
It is easier to teach a bird to fasten buttons than to teach its like to love...
Happiness cannot be inherited, it must be built brick by brick.
Everyone can die, but not everyone can be born. The best are never born.
Learn to forget what you want - this is more important and more difficult than remembering what you do not want.
A person whose heart is full of silence is not at all like one whose heart is full of silence.
What is a person? Half angel, half beast.

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