UNITED COLORS OF OTHERNESS: In the yard or next to Robin, I do not have anything that is not even your

When I act on you, and you act on me, you are me and I am you, too. The word “ware” which means “I” in the Japanese language is used many times in the sense of “Nanji,” which means “you.” Thus, the concept of community, group, is always considered superior to the concept of the individual. (Yujiro Nakamura)

If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain; if I will be able to relieve a life a pain, or mitigate a penalty, or help a robin dying to go back to his naked, I will not have lived in vain. (E. Dickinson)

Anime pilgrims who hanker, loving to be loved, if you want to rejoice in Him dying, reborn in Others. There never divide or “your” or “my”. (G. Guarini)

My desire is to check out the joint! Whether you nigger, acrobat or still rests deep in the maternal womb, echoing your light singing in the yard, or move your raft in the glow of the evening. (F. Werfel)

I am a sinner, I’m a saint. I am loved and betrayed. I have no joys that are not even yours, pains that are not yours. I, too, my name is “I”. (Kamala Das)