"The Book of Delights" Quotes

Perhaps delight is a kind of grief, attending the absence of what we love.

Delight is the antidote to fear. It is the antidote to violence.

Delight is a kind of courage.

Delight can be a deep and abiding human pleasure, a kind of joy that is at once meaningful and meaningless.

Delight is a gift, a miracle, a splendor. It is also a skill.

Delight is a radical act.

Delight is the momentary absence of judgment.

Delight is the experience of the world not as a battlefield, but as cornucopia.

Delight is a kind of love for the world, a kind of awe and reverence for the world.

Delight is a practice.