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# Nesta Helen Webster

Nesta Helen Webster (née Bevan, 24 August 1876 – 16 May 1960) was an English author and far-right conspiracy theorist, who promoted antisemitic canards and revived theories about the Illuminati. She claimed the secret society's members were occultists, plotting communist world domination, through a Jewish cabal, the Masons and Jesuits. She blamed the group for events including the French Revolution, 1848 Revolution, the First World War, and the Bolshevik Revolution. Her writing influenced later conspiracy theories and ideologies, including American anti-communism (particularly the John Birch Society) and the militia movement.

## Quotes

* Since the earliest times it is as the exploiter that the Jew has been known amongst his fellow men of all races and creeds. Moreover, he has persistently shown himself ungrateful. (...) The Jews have always formed a rebellious element in every state.
** World Revolution the Plot Against Civilization
* The Jewish conception of the Jews as the Chosen People who must eventually rule the world forms indeed the basis of Rabbinical Judaism. [...] The Jewish religion now takes its stand on the Talmud rather than on the Bible.
** Secret Societies and Subversive Movements
* England is no longer controlled by Britons. We are under the invisible Jewish dictatorship — a dictatorship that can be felt in every sphere of life.
** Germany and England
# Marine Lorphelin

Marine Lorphelin (born 16 March 1993) is a French model and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss France 2013 on 8 December 2012, representing the region of Burgundy and then represented France at Miss World 2013 and placed 1st runner up.

## Quotes

* I believe in the power of privacy and maintaining a balance between my personal and professional life. It gives me the freedom to focus on my goals and aspirations without unnecessary distractions.
** https://zacjohnson.com/marine-lorphelin-net-worth/
# Mario Abdo Benítez

Mario Abdo Benítez (born 10 November 1971) is a Paraguayan politician, serving as the President of Paraguay since 15 August 2018.

## Quotes

* We won't sacrifice our ties with any of our allies or good friends over business relations with another country. We firmly believe no country in the world can restrict our sovereign decision to make friends with another country.
** Mario Abdo Benítez (2019) cited in: "Paraguay will always be a loyal ally: Abdo Benitez" in Taipei Times, 12 October 2018.
* Universality is a basic principle of the UN (United Nations). And based on that principle, we support the inclusion of Taiwan within the United Nations system.
** Mario Abdo Benítez (2021) cited in: "Allies speak up for Taiwan at UN General Assembly" in Taipei Times, 26 September 2021.
# Marina Tsvetaeva

Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva (8 October 1892, Moscow – 31 August 1941, Yelabuga, Tatarstan) was a Russian poet and writer.

## Quotes

* What is the main thing in love? To know and to hide. To know about the one you love and to hide that you love. At times the hiding (shame) overpowers the knowing (passion). The passion for the hidden — the passion for the revealed.
** The House at Old Pimen, ch. 2 (1934).
* Freedom! A wanton slut on a profligate's breast!
** You came out of a severe, well-proportioned church (1917).
* Есть книги настолько живые, но все боишься, что, пока не читал, она уже изменилась, как река — сменилась, пока жил — тоже жила, как река — шла и ушла. Никто дважды не вступал в ту же реку. А вступал ли кто дважды в ту же книгу?
** There are books so alive that you're always afraid that while you weren't reading, the book has gone and changed, has shifted like a river; while you went on living, it went on living too, and like a river moved on and moved away. No one has stepped twice into the same river. But did anyone ever step twice into the same book?
** Pushkin and Pugachev (1937)
* Тьмы низких истин нам дороже нас возвышающий обман.
** A deception that elevates us is dearer than a host of low truths.
** Pushkin and Pugachev (1937).
* As for the war – it is like this: not Alexander Blok with Rainer Maria Rilke but a machine gun with a machine gun. Not Alexander Scriabin with Richard Wagner but a dreadnought with a dreadnought. Had Blok been killed I would have mourned over Blok (the best of Russia), had Rilke been killed I would have mourned over Rilke (the best of Germany) and none of the victories, either ours or theirs, would have consoled me.
** Мать и музыка, Moscow, 1997, p. 141, cited in M. Tsvetkova "Marina Tsvetaeva and Germany. A life long romance", p. 6

## Quotes about

* …there is a Russian whom I’ve read recently with great pleasure and that is Tsvetaeva. I’ve just read her two volumes of letters straight through. What a horrible life; my God, what suffering! Now there’s a suicide that doesn’t surprise me. Who could go on with such a life? And the additional posthumous blow: she asked a writer to care for her son after her death and then he didn’t lift a finger to help the child. A truly atrocious life. During the Revolution her life was horrendous, and afterwards, in exile as well. And then when her friends turned their backs on her, she was so alone. Terrible! Serena Vitali has translated her into Italian exceptionally well and the notes are very helpful and informative.
** Natalia Ginzburg Interview (1992)

## External links

* Media related to Marina Tsvetaeva on Wikimedia Commons
* Encyclopedic article on Marina Tsvetaeva on Wikipedia
* Marina Tsvetaeva (1892-1941) Extensive site with translations of both poetry and prose, photographs and links. Bilingual (Russian and English).
* The World of Marina Tsvetaeva (in Russian).
# Marina Warner

Dame Marina Sarah Warner CBE FBA (born 9 November 1946) is an English historian, mythographer, art critic, novelist and short story writer.

## Quotes

* The sombre-suited masculine world of the Protestant religion is altogether too much like a gentlemen's club to which the ladies are only admitted on special days.
** Alone of All Her Sex (London: Picador, [1976] 1985) p. 338.
* When virtue is pictured as innocence and innocence equated with childlikeness, the implication is obviously that knowledge and experience are no longer media of goodness, but have become in themselves contaminating. This is a very despairing outlook, in its way as black as Augustine's original sin, for it supposes that original goodness will in all likelihood be defiled…It surrenders the attempt to represent virtue in a mature phase.
** Joan of Arc (Harmondsworth, Penguin, [1981] 1983) p. 262.
* Creating simplicity often makes the heart leap; order has been restored, the crooked made straight. But order is understanding that things cannot be made simple, that complexity reigns and must be accepted.
** Joan of Arc (Harmondsworth, Penguin, [1981] 1983) p. 263.
* Wonder has no opposite; it springs up already doubled in itself, compounded of dread and desire at once, attraction and recoil, producing a thrill, the shudder of pleasure and of fear.
** Wonder Tales (Oxford: OUP, 2004) p. 3.
* Regarding Salman Rushdie, the official reason given was that speaking up for the rights of a writer to free expression would offend some of our members and Fellows and that the RSL is not a political body [...] This attitude produces the odd situation that one of the few places in the UK where a writer can’t express their views is their own Society.
** "Salman Rushdie vs the 'offended' youth – inside the Royal Society of Literature’s civil war", The Telegraph (10 February 2024).
** On the controversy over the Royal Society of Literature (RSL) responses to the attempted murder of Salman Rushdie in August 2022. The RSL's president Bernardine Evaristo, in an article for The Guardian, had written the RSL "cannot take sides in writers' controversies and issues, but must remain impartial". Rushdie, on X/Twitter wondered if the RSL "is 'impartial’ about attempted murder? (Asking for a friend.)"
# Robin Maugham

Robert Cecil Romer Maugham, 2nd Viscount Maugham (17 May 1916 – 13 March 1981), known as Robin Maugham, was a British author.

## Quotes
### The Wrong People (1971)

Robin Maugham, The Wrong People, McGraw-Hill, 1971. ISBN 0070409684
* As he sat alone at his corner table drinking a gin and Dubonnet, Ewing watched the stranger sitting on the barstool and examined his appearance for a while because there was no one else interesting or attractive to watch in Wayne's bar that evening.
** Incipit
* With an effort Ewing turned his gaze away from the far end of the bar. Slowly he spread out his hands on the table and examined them. Then he looked up at Wayne. His left eyelid had begun to quiver slightly like a leaf in a gentle breeze as he put the question, but the expression of his face remained unchanged. "Who's the new customer?" Ewing asked indolently.
** Explicit
# Robin Olds

Robin Olds (July 14, 1922 – June 14, 2007) was an American fighter pilot and general officer in the United States Air Force (USAF). He was a "triple ace", with a combined total of 17 victories in World War II and the Vietnam War. He retired in 1973 as a brigadier general, after 30 years of service.

## Quotes
### Fighter Pilot (2010)

    Fighter Pilot: The Memoirs of Legendary Ace Robin Olds (2010) by Robin Olds with Christina Olds and Ed Rasimus. New York: St. Martin's Griffin, paperback.
* My other biggest challenge at the academy revolved around the honor system. Honor, to me, is a simple do or don't. USAFA had gone through some recent cheating scandals, which threw a sharp focus on the system of dealing with honor violations and demoralized the wing. At the academy our honor system seemed bogged down by specifics and nuances of meaning. It was treated like a court of law, which shocked me. At the Point, honor was simple; it wasn't thought over, it wasn't discussed, it wasn't codified, analyzed, beaten to the ground, or weakened by myriad interpretations. We just lived with it, accepted it; we didn't lie, didn't cheat, and didn't steal. Not lying meant you didn't make falsehoods, known falsehoods, deliberate falsehoods, or little white falsehoods. You didn't cheat on exams or in the classroom. You didn't steal. That just meant you didn't steal. Period.
** p. 360
* SAC had been established by belligerent old General Curt LeMay and General Tommy Power, both pronuclear nutcases. Under their rules, if a wing commander messed up even a little bit he was canned and gone forever, so SAC fostered attitudes about how tough they were. What they really did was made a bunch of liars out of many wing commanders, DMs, and DOs. Guys at wing level were scared people. They would lie, cheat, steal, and deny- anything to make themselves look good.
** p. 372
* When LeMay scared the hell out of his people, he made something out of them that I don't think was their true nature. He made them cringe and hide the truth. He made them say, "Yes, sir, yes, sir," becoming chronic liars protecting their own skins. Whom were these guys going to promote? Whom were they going to favor in their OER (Officer Effectiveness Report) system? It wouldn't be somebody better, or even someone similar to them. A man like that has to have somebody working for him that he can dominate, and he is inevitably going to pick a lesser individual. After about twenty years of this system the incest destroys the force. I had a bunch of really great friends in SAC, but a big group of guys were developed into people who were afraid to think for themselves. They damn near destroyed the air force in the process.
** p. 374
# Robin Walsh Leamy

Robin Walsh Leamy (27 July 1934 – 1 January 2022) was a prelate who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Rarotonga.

## Quotes

* Especially in remote isolated mission territories, it is the laity who keep the Faith alive in places where the priest does not live. They have no regular Mass, no Sacraments, no ordained Ministers. The priest visits from time to time, but it is the lay leaders, the Catechists who hold these Churches together. Even in New Zealand, the laity are assuming leadership roles in parishes more and more. These lay leaders are well-formed.
** H. Exc. Most Rev. Robin Walsh LEAMY, S.M., Emeritus Bishop of Rarotonga, Episcopal Deputy of the Mixed Commission of Bishops and Congregational Leaders, New Zealand (24 November 1998) Press Office of the Holy See
# Robin Saikia

Robin Saikia (born in 1962) is a British travel writer and historian.

## Quotes

* (Said in the context of semi-abstract art) Every time I look at a work of art, however good or bad, I always begin with the principle of "graceful acceptance." You always get so much more that way.
** The Tablet magazine
* (In referring to Venice) It took a Frenchman and a Russian to give us clearer verbal snapshots of what the city-as-organism really is: Proust, “a chain of marble cliffs…”; Brodsky, “innumerable strands of coral reefs…” I think if one can successfully invite people to make a comparison between the cliffs/reefs, and the organic development of the Gothic city, then one has done a reasonably good job.
** From a lecture by Robin Saikia on John Ruskin
* (In reply to his most magical experience in Venice) ...a fish flew out of the Adriatic and went hurtling over our heads. It was startlingly romantic. I can still see it: the streak of gold and silver; the glistening, feral texture of the scales; the fish’s eye like a jewel; the mad, mock-Byzantine riot of the Excelsior’s turrets and minarets against the azure sky; beyond that, in the mind’s eye, the dark labyrinths of San Marco – and, beyond them, the Euganian Hills.
** Interview with Robin Saikia

### A Very Fine Cat Indeed: A Dramatic Monologue (2020)

* (Referring to Hodge the cat) His rumbles of content, and warm black fur, thawed the frost of my soul, and dispelled the torpor of despondency.
** p. 7
* (In referring to simple pleasures) These are arts that those who ridicule should not so readily despise, since they lighten melancholy and foster friendship.
** p. 17
* Every man that has felt pain, knows how few the comforts are that can gladden him to whom health is denied. I fed Hodge valerian to ease his agonies. I bought oysters for his delight, these being soft, and the best meat for his toothless jaws. I went for them myself.
** p. 25
# Robin Sharma

Robin Sharma is a Canadian writer best known for his book The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari book series.

## Quotes

* All change is hard at first, messy in the middle and gorgeous at the end.
** Talking about the difficulty that surrounds change initially.
* Take excellent care of the front end of your day, and the rest of your day will pretty much take care of itself. Own your morning. Elevate your life.
** Talking on maximizing early days.
* Remember, every professional was once an amateur, and every master started as a beginner. Ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary feats, once they’ve routinized the right habits.
** Talking the importance of building as masters once started small
* If you sense your life’s a mess right now, this is simply because your fears are just a little stronger than your faith.
** Speaking on the importance of faith.
* Limitation is nothing more than a mentality that too many good people practice daily until they believe it’s reality. It breaks my heart to see so many potentially powerful human beings stuck in a story about why they can’t be extraordinary, professionally and personally. You need to remember that your excuses are seducers, your fears are liars and your doubts are thieves
** Speaking on limitations
* To have the results the Top 5% of producers have, you must start doing what 95% of people are unwilling to do. As you start to live like this, the majority will call you crazy. Remember that being labeled a freak is the price of greatness.
** The importance of doing what majority are not willing to do.
# Novo Isioro

Novo Isioro (born on 9 February) is a Nigerian visual communication strategist and photographer. Between 2015 and 2019, Novo was Nigeria's Presidential Documentary Photographer in the Office of the Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN. She was the first female to hold this position. She combined this with her role as Special Assistant on Visual Communication. In 2018, Novo founded the ANISZA Foundation and Gallery, and serves as its curator. She states that the aim of the foundation is to educate secondary school students in Nigerian history using photography, in addition to other tools and by illustrating an understanding of the Nigerian journey, it can advance the cause of Peace and Unity in the country.

## Quotes

* Be strong when you fall because you are left with no other option.
** Novo Isioro's quotes
# Novuyo Tshuma

Novuyo Rosa Tshuma (28 January 1988) is a Zimbabwean writer and professor of creative writing. She is the author of Shadows, a novella and House of Stone, a novel. Tshuma was born and grew up in Bulawayo, a major city in Zimbabwe. She completed her high-school education at Girls' College, Bulawayo.

## Quotes

* "And though he beat the boy, it wasn’t really the boy he wanted to beat, but, it seemed to me, himself…"
** House of Stone,2018
** And though he beat the boy, it wasn’t really the boy he wanted to beat, but, it seemed to me, himself.https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/5307695.Novuyo_Rosa_Tshuma

## External links

* Website : https://www.novuyotshuma.com
# Mary Poppins Returns

Mary Poppins Returns is a 2018 musical live-action/animated film produced by Walt Disney Pictures and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It is the sequel to the 1964 film Mary Poppins.
    Directed by Rob Marshall. Written by David Magee.

## Mary Poppins

* Same thing that brought me the first time: I've come to look after the Banks children.
* Everything is possible, even the impossible.
* Nothing. Such a useful word, isn't it? It can mean anything and everything.

## Dialogue

    Michael: [after Georgie opens the door to reveal Mary Poppins's entrance; he stares partially open-mouthed] Mary...
    Jane: Poppins! (Is that you?)
    Mary Poppins: Close your mouth. Please, Michael, we are still not a codfish.
    [he does so, then Jane giggles; briefly]
    Mary Poppins: Jane Banks, still rather inclined to giggle, I see. [she sets her carpet bag down on a small couch]
    Michael: Good heavens, it really is you! You seem hardly to have aged at all!
    Mary Poppins: Really? How incredibly rude! One never discusses a woman's age, Michael. Would have hoped I taught you better.
    Michael: I'm sorry, I didn't mean...
    Jane: [cuts him off] You came back! I thought we'd never see you again.
    Michael: It is wonderful to see you!
    Mary Poppins: [primping herself in the mirror] Yes it 'tis, isn't it?
    Mary Poppins: [singing] So, perhaps we've learnt when day is done, some stuff and nonsense could be fun!
    Mary Poppins, Georgie Banks, Anabel Banks and John Banks: [all singing] Can you im-ag-ine that?

## Taglines

* In a place we hold dear, where wonder once lived... but soon from above, a new story begins.
* This Christmas, when you lose your way, just remember the magic always returns.

## External links

* Mary Poppins Returns at IMDb
# Sachiko Murata

Sachiko Murata (村田幸子, born 1943) is Japanese scholar of comparative philosophy and mysticism and a professor of religion and Asian studies at Stony Brook University. She is a 2011 Guggenheim Fellow.

## Quotes

* As everyone knows, Islam set up a social order from the outset, in contrast, for example, to Christianity. Islamic social teachings are so basic to the religion that still today many people, including Muslims, are completely unaware of Islam's spiritual dimensions. Social order demands rules and regulations, fear of the king, respect for the police, acknowledgement of authority. It has to be set up on the basis of God's majesty and severity. It pays primary attention to the external realm, the realm of the body and the desires of the lower soul, the realm where God is distant from the world. In contrast, Islamic spiritual teachings allow for intimacy, love, boldness, ecstatic expressions, and intoxication in the Beloved. All these are qualities that pertain to nearness to God. … In short, on the social level, Islam affirms the primacy of God as King, Majestic, Lord, Ruler. It establishes a theological patriarchy even if Muslim theologians refuse to apply the word father (or mother) to God. God is yang, while the world, human beings, and society are yin. Thereby order is established and maintained. Awe and distance are the ruling qualities. On the spiritual level, the picture is different. In this domain many Muslim authorities affirm the primacy of God as Merciful, Beautiful, Gentle, Loving. Here they establish a spiritual matriarchy, though again such terms are not employed. God is yin and human beings are yang. Human spiritual aspiration is accepted and welcomed by God. Intimacy and nearness are the ruling qualities. This helps explain why one can easily find positive evaluations of women and the feminine dimension of things in Sufism.
** The Tao of Islam: A Sourcebook on Gender Relationships in Islamic Thought (1992), p. 79.

## External links

Encyclopedic article on Sachiko Murata on Wikipedia
# Sachal Sarmast

Sachal Sarmast (1739 – 11 April 1827) (Sindhi: سچلُ سرمستُ‎, Urdu: سچل سرمست‎), born Abdul Wahab Farooqi (Urdu: عبد الوہاب فاروقی‎) was a Sufi poet from Sindh in modern-day Pakistan. He was a great saint, a mystic poet, a philosopher and one of the towering personalities produced by Sindh (modern day in Pakistan). He was known by his nicknames "Sachal" or "Sachoo". In Sindhi, means trustful where as Sarmast means mystic in Sindhi and the literally meaning of Sachal Sarmast in Urdu is "trustful mystic". He is also known as Shair-e-Haft Zaban, means The Poet of Seven languages, He addresses the wider audience in the following seven languages, Urdu, Sindhi, Balochi, Punjabi, Persian, Arabic and Saraiki.

## Quotes
### Poetry

* Light makes me restive sweet Lord, restive am I for light Neither a talker, nor a seeker, nor am I argumentite Light makes me restuve sweet Lord, restive am I for light Neither earthy, nor the wind, neither water nor as fire ignite Light makes me restive sweet Lord, restive am I for light Neither from jinns, nor from humans, neither mother nor father recondite Light makes me restive sweet Lord, restive am I for light Neither Sunni, nor Shia, neither sinner nor recompensite Light makes me restive sweet Lord, restive am I for light Neither law-abider nor abstemious, nor given to physical delight Light makes me restive sweet Lord, restive am I for light Neither a scholar nor a judge, nor rowdy drink's acolyte Light makes me restive sweet Lord, restive am I for light Which substance of School do you look for? he's with you and in flight Light makes me restive sweet Lord, restive am I for light.
** Sachal Sarmast within reach, p. 27

#### Couplet

* Who are you, who am I, I'm manifest in the same On our heads we secured, a chaplet in a frame.
** Sachal Sarmast within reach, p. 67
* My thoughts are not to eminence inclined, nor I ask to be the master Neither then prelates, elders we became, nor then my name's Astrologer Neither Indian, Sindhi, Arab, nor to being a Negro or Turk aver Sachal nowhere is anyone present, within nothingness we occur.
** Sachal Sarmast within reach, p. 99

### Doha

* All this is strolling of the sea, neither any shore nor dinghy Into the waters of oneness, flying away this very entity Cease the moment forget all else, all that bygone history The future and past abandon, Sachal ask for frenzy.
** Sachal Sarmast within reach, p. 46

## See also

* Ibn Arabi
* Ibn Taymiyyah

## External links

* Muzaffar A. Ghaffar: Sachal Sarmast within Reach, Lahore, 2007

## Footnotes

* ↑ Wahdat al-wujud: which means "oneness of being" or "unity of existence," is a controversial expression closely associated with the name of Ibn Arabi, even though he did not employ it in his writings. It seems to have been ascribed to him for the first time in the polemics of Ibn Taymiyyah.