Tristan J. Loo Quotes
Tristan J. Loo offers paradoxical reflections on love, war and ambition, great for anyone who enjoys thought-provoking contradictions.
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'The greatest fighters seldom need to fight at all.'
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'Winning without fighting.'
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'Force against force rarely accomplishes anything.'
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'A young bird who understands the art of flying will still fall without feathers.'
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'I might be able to break wood with my bare hands, but what of stone?'
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'Remember that laws have been responsible for the deaths of millions. Look beyond the law for the true intention.'
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'Conflict is inevitable in life. Do not run from it--embrace it instead.'
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'A true master of peace is well versed in the art of war.'
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'The instant you call your enemy your partner, the need for war is no longer.'
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'My greatest enemy, I call my friend.'
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'Two angry neighbors fighting over the tree in the middle of their properties. Two leaders of nations fighting over the territory in the middle. What is the difference?'
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'The greatest invention of peace-keeping is located between your nose and your chin.'
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'He who has never experienced hurt, cannot experience true love.'
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'The heart has the tendency to confuse even the smartest of men.'
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'I once was in love...and I lost everything because of it.'
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'Love is beautiful in its simplicity, yet ugly in its complexity.'
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'She did everything for me in my life--even twisted the knife in my back.'
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'Offer forgiveness not for their sake, but for your own health.'
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'If you remain angry at someone, then who is suffering?'
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'The lengths people go to win an apology baffles my mind.'
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'If you offer a genuine apology, then where is the incentive to fight?'
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'Healing can only occur once the knife is removed from the back.'