27th March 2017 | for Creatives | reading, Bryan Cranston, storytelling, value the art |
"When you're two to ninety-two, you want to be told a story."
"We become the stories we listen to, read, and tell. That is the power of a story."
"That's the purpose of stories, that's what they're for: They make life worth living and, sometimes, they keep us alive."
"The reason we tell stories, to judge from what I have seen among traditional people, is to keep each other from being afraid. We tell stories and write poems, historically, to keep awe and aspiration and comprehension and the other components of hopeful lives bright in each other's hearts. Storytelling is how we're moved to take care of each other when we recognize how extremely thin the veneer of civilization we cherish is, and how very hard it is to keep that veneer from shredding in the wind."
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