47 Quotes & Sayings By Agona Apell

Agona Apell has been a practicing traditional healer for over 30 years, and has been the lead singer of the band Wau Wau. Music is her passion and she has been singing since the age of five, writing songs since the age of eight, and performing them to her audience since she was a teenager.

It is not courage that makes us speak the truth,...
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It is not courage that makes us speak the truth, but it is a hunger for truth that makes us courageous Agona Apell
Fortune crowns the bold before the worthy
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Fortune crowns the bold before the worthy Agona Apell
It's by stooping that fingers create a fist, and by...
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It's by stooping that fingers create a fist, and by standing tall that they give us open palms. Agona Apell
I have this feeling that immigrants unwittingly help to keep...
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I have this feeling that immigrants unwittingly help to keep peace between nations by being scapegoats for national ills that would otherwise be blamed on neighbours. Agona Apell
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The first act in the training of a warrior should be how to string his rifle and turn it into a guitar Agona Apell
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There is only one thing worse than a little baby who won't stop crying: it is a big baby who won't stop whining about it Agona Apell
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It is only in grammar that the mighty can be bound by rules made by the humble Agona Apell
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Might without right makes blight Agona Apell
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The world is fast becoming a corporate caliphate Agona Apell
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Today's troubled homes are made by parents who want to have children but don't want their children to have parents Agona Apell
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To be laughed at draws more profitable attention than being smiled at Agona Apell
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Fortune draws her breath through cracks that make coarse the route on which we march to success Agona Apell
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You lose nothing if by losing a friend you win countless admirers Agona Apell
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It is through aversion to hardship that great ideas are born, but it is only through acceptance of it that these ideas can be implemented Agona Apell
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The choice is ours to make whether the stars in the night sky shine upon us as headlights of an approaching paradise or as tail-lights of receding fortunes Agona Apell
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Success dwells in a neighbourhood that can only be explored through failure, and it is through perfect knowledge of that neighbourhood that we gain perfect knowledge of her address Agona Apell
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The experience of the expert is an advantage to them only for as long as it enables them to learn faster than the novice Agona Apell
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The fortune that you feel you don't deserve is heaven's compensation for the misfortunes she feels you didn't deserve Agona Apell
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There are three houses that the ultimate adult must leave: their parents' house, their employer's house, and their teacher's house. So they must someday found their own home, their own business, and their own school of thought so that they can live under their own roof at home, at work, and in thought. Agona Apell
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Depending on someone to make for you money is quite like depending on them to make for you a baby: they will own the money just as they will own the baby Agona Apell
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Asking someone to make for you money is like asking them to make for you a baby: they will own the money just as they will own the baby Agona Apell
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The quality of a man is to be judged not by what he drives but by what drives him Agona Apell
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Faith is not mere belief but is that state you attain when you send your will, words, thoughts, beliefs, and actions into orbit around a chosen goal Agona Apell
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The rich don't know when they will die, but the world's poor don't know when they will live Agona Apell
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To the aimless man all men are equal, but to him with purpose some men are seed and others weed Agona Apell
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Friends are won through personal contact, but admirers are won through their contact with our works Agona Apell
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The true worth of a man is not seen in the value his money gives him but in the value he gives his money by the uses he puts it to Agona Apell
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The poet drafts his work as a writer but edits it as a sculptor, with his pen as a chisel and his mind a hammer. Agona Apell
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People of great faith are almost always lacking in reason, while people possessed of great reason often suffer from a pitiful lack of faith. So it always happens that people of great faith can move the world but cannot steer it, while people possessed of great reason excel at steering the world but are hopeless at moving it Agona Apell
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While reason steers a man, it is faith alone that moves him Agona Apell
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The highest form of worship is to answer God's prayer. Agona Apell
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The further from law you move, the closer to claw you come. Agona Apell
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The law is not an ass but a chameleon in ass skin: it turns deathly black when around blacks and pristine white when around whites Agona Apell
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The low suffer most the blow of the law Agona Apell
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Gender equality remains meaningless until we consider it to mean that femininity and masculinity, when we consider the full scope of capabilities that they each afford humanity, are of equal value to society. Therefore, women who attempt to act out equality while suppressing their femininity do not prove equality but only the advantage of masculinity. Agona Apell
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A struggle is fatally injured not so much by the stumbles of its leaders as by their mumbles Agona Apell
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A rain forest springs from the droppings of animals and grows greater than any cultivated garden; likewise, a great mass of literary skill springs from the droppings of writers that cross our minds through the reading we do. Agona Apell
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The manager needs only a molehill to build a mountain, but the money-ger needs a full mountain to build another. Agona Apell
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There are things to be obtained by law and things to be obtained by claw Agona Apell
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A book is the only true land of the free: within its borders, anything is possible Agona Apell
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The bold display of our unattractive parts is an effective substitute for beauty since it duplicates beauty's principal effects, namely the excitation of admiration, charm, and envy in the beholder, who is moved to wish that they too could carry their own defects with the same ease. Agona Apell
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In the world of oratory, the cunning atheist declares himself a believer so as to preserve access to the rich fund of tales from religious texts and to powerful concepts like God, fate, angels, the soul, & the afterlife. Agona Apell
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I rebuke societies that impart to their flowers their cold and rigid demeanour. Flowers should not stand with the stiffness of a soldier on parade but must carry themselves with the relaxedness of a dancer, their arms outstretched above a shaggy mane. Life reveals few sights as distressing as the look of flowers standing mournfully at attention unstirred by the kisses of a million bees. This infection of uncomely reserve is the handiwork of sombre gardeners bred in sombre societies who will not consider their work done till their flowers exude in aspect that stiffness they esteem. They forget that God intended that we mingle with flowers and not merely admire them from afar. But there is a look in a fastidiously manicured garden that makes me keep my distance, a look that draws my eyes but scorns my touch, and that is why I condemn them. Agona Apell
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Men who attain great heights always have few friends but many admirers, while those who ply the lower reaches of fortune often have many friends but scarcely an admirer in sight Agona Apell
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The quality of a conqueror is to be judged as much by what he spears as by what he spares Agona Apell
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The eternal struggle between failure and fortune is a fight not between mortal enemies but sparring partners. So fortune is improved by failure, and the reverse is also true. Agona Apell