“Many people live along with you; you are not the one.
Life is not enough to understand the many we have.
Do not distress, open-up, explore the world.”
Source: Key for the Next Generation Growth: Author: Human composer of the God played new tune
“Others have passed faith onto us and we borrow those customs and traditions that help form us. But, sometimes, we also need to adopt new practices that helps us on the journey.”
Source: Apparent Faith: What Fatherhood Taught Me About the Father's Heart
“I wished I could read the personalities of young children more easily, but because the early years were all about formation, true personalities didn't start showing up until nine or ten years of age.”
Source: In the Middle of Hickory Lane
“Ordinary habits shape the soul in the most extraordinary ways. (p. 6)”
Source: The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction
“This is not just a personal matter. It is a public matter of neighbor love. Talking about Jesus while ignoring the way of Jesus has created an American Christianity that is far more American than it is Christian. (p. 17)”
Source: The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction
“Small particles succeed in uniting, and their ordering is not regulated by smaller or bigger masses because, in the primordial state, there are no bigger or smaller masses. The mover puts everything in motion or creates an illusion of movement. The mover produced enough vibration to cause the formation of quarks, electrons, and possibly “other particles” from the primordial foggy fluid and fire in trillions of degrees.”
Source: ABSOLUTE
“Negative thinking is contagious. Do your best not to dwell on negativity, it will consume you and prevent you from becoming your best self.”
“You don't seek power or popularity. You simply ask, is the thing right in itself? If it is, then I must do it, no matter the cost.”
Source: Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald: The Original Screenplay
“You don't have to think about doing the right thing. If you're for the right thing, then you do it without thinking.”
Source: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
“Over time, I realized I wasn't necessarily seeing people or things at their best or worst; instead, I was simply seeing things as they were.
There didn't seem to be a moral high road to take in most situations, and "What's the right thing to do?" wasn't an easy question.”