Quotessence
Home / Quotes / Quote by Lavinia Busch

Quote by Lavinia Busch

“The full moon pulls closer and waves of Melancholy tease a merciless shore Sand slowly slips through each crest forming Cold and unwanted fingers of indifference.”

Quote by Lavinia Busch

Book:Stardust
Create image

Work

Stardust

A young man named Tristan finds a magical dust that allows him to travel between worlds. His journey leads him to encounter a variety of fantastical creatures and to fall in love with a mortal girl, Yvaine, who is pursued by a malevolent king. The story explores themes of love, destiny, and the blurred lines between reality and fantasy. more

Author

Lavinia Busch

Browse famous quotes and profile details for Lavinia Busch. more

You May Also Like

“In the winter of the heart...we experience a wide gap between what we know of God and what we taste and see of God. Our theology says one thing - God is loving, faithful, righteous, bestowing wonders. But our experience says another - that he's aloof, angry, capricious, dealing bruises. And we feel deeply alone; even when we're with others, we're estranged from them. Sadness is a room we can't find the door out of. And worst of all, we feel the encroachment of death. Everything looks dead. We feel dead. Sometimes we wish we were dead. But Christ, the Man for All Seasons, meets us even here, in the depth of our wintertime. He waits with us. He prunes us. He breaks our self-dependency and deepens our God-dependency. He brings us into a fresh encounter with the God who raises the dead. And always, the Man for All Seasons leads us out of winter.”

GodSufferingFaithHopeStruggleSadnessDepressionHopelessness
Book:Spiritual Rhythm: Being with Jesus Every Season of Your Soul
Create image

“87. A clear mirror reflects all things in the world, whether they are judged as “unpleasant,” or “beautiful.” “Unpleasant” things do not damage mirrors. A mirror does not cling to the images it reflects, once something is out of view, no trace is left behind.”

ScienceInspirational QuotesNaturePsychologyInsightfulNeuropsychology
Book:7 Principles of Nature: How We Strayed and How We Return
Create image