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Potency Quotes

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The violinist is that peculiarly human phenomenon distilled to a rare potency---half tiger,half poet.
Yehudi Menuhin

Authors on Potency Quotes: William Shakespeare Nelson Mandela Ralph Ellison George Bernard Shaw Tom Kenyon Adam Levine Marisa Silver Richard Aldington Bertrand Russell Li-Young Lee Swami Vivekananda Yehudi Menuhin Jean Gebser Garrett Hardin
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Only if we grant power to something can it have power over us. It becomes a serving and sustaining potency when we again are able to place it into the realm where it belongs, instead of submitting to it.
Jean Gebser

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Poetry is the language of extremity. Poetry is a transfer of potency. You feel something potent and then you transfer it onto the page.
Li-Young Lee

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If the word has the potency to revive and make us free, it has also the power to bind, imprison and destroy.
Ralph Ellison

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We create through our voice, through the power of our voice. So, when a person frees up their voice energies, from a yogic standpoint, they're increasing their potency as creators, to create in their life whatever it is they choose to create.
Tom Kenyon

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The power and the potency of music will transcend any one person's opinion about it.
Adam Levine

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Use almost can change the stamp of nature.
William Shakespeare

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Power is the faculty or capacity to act, the strength and potency to accomplish something.
George Bernard Shaw

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Politics can be strengthened by music, but music has a potency that defies politics.
Nelson Mandela

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By the sense of mystery I understand the experience of certain places and times when one's whole nature seems to be in touch with a presence, a genius loci, a potency.
Richard Aldington

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As we change, the way in which we are perceived in terms of our relevance, our value, our beauty, and sexual potency changes.
Marisa Silver

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Vanity is a motive of immense potency.
Bertrand Russell

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Though an atom is invisible, unthinkable, yet in it are the whole power and potency of the universe.
Swami Vivekananda

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Economists (and others) who are satisfied with nature-free equations develop a dangerous hubris about the potency of our species
Garrett Hardin