Holiday

"There is no I taken in itself, but only the I of the primary word I-Thou and of the primary word I-It. The I to which he refers is present when he says I. Further, when he says Thou or It, the I of the two primary words is present. The existence of I and the speaking of I are one and the same thing."

VIA I And Thou, Martin Buber

Thief of a Lover

"He who is in you is greater than the he who is in the world."

VIA John 4.4

"And I am as I was."

 "If you give me half the chance to change, I would."