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Although from you I far must roam, do not be broken hearted. We two, who in the souls are one, are never truly parted.

Although from you I far must roam, do not be broken hearted. We two, who in the souls are one, are never truly parted.

Margaret Atwood
Two, Broken, Soul
Margaret Atwood (2011). “Alias Grace: A Novel”, p.25, Anchor

and each of his voices left his body in a different colored soul and floated up towards the sun still singing.

Margaret Atwood
Voice, Soul, Singing
Margaret Atwood (2012). “Lady Oracle”, p.13, Simon and Schuster

Glenn used to say the reason you can't really imagine yourself being dead was that as soon as you say, 'I'll be dead,' you've said the word I, and so you're still alive inside the sentence. And that's how people got the idea of the immortality of the soul - it was a consequence of grammar.

Margaret Atwood
Ideas, People, Soul

Nature full strength is more than we can take, Adam One used to say. It's a potent hallucinogen, a soporific, for the untrained Soul. We're no longer at home in it. We need to dilute it. We can't drink it straight. And God is the same. Too much God and you overdose. God needs to be filtered.

Margaret Atwood
Home, Soul, Needs
Margaret Atwood (2009). “The Year of the Flood”, p.326, Anchor

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