“Heimat. The word mean home in German, the place where one was born. But the term also conveys a subtler nuance, a certain tenderness. One's Heimat is not merely a matter of geography; it is where one's heart lies. ”
“Home is where the heart is or where you bury the ones you want to eat later.”
“Wenn wir gehen, nehmen wir unsere Heimat mit.”
“The concept of 'home' is not just where one resides, but where the heart resides; in the purest depths of the soul.♥”
“In a place where I truly know no one, I feel the most at home.”
“Where there is meaning, there is paradigm, and where there is paradigm (opposition), there is meaning . . . elliptically put: meaning rests on conflict (the choice of one term against another), and all conflict is generative of meaning: to choose one and refuse the other is always a sacrifice made to meaning, to produce meaning, to offer it to be consumed.”