“In reality, the heart is never really dependent and is not in a “state of waiting,” since it is by nature a source. A constant and uninterrupted stream of deep emotions flows out from
the heart—ironically, the very same emotions that everyone hopes to receive from their environment.”
Source: Unlocking the 7 Secret Powers of the Heart: A Practical Guide to Living in Trust and Love
“The heart’s real nourishment is to give. It loves to give, because it is a center of dedication and devotion.”
Source: Unlocking the 7 Secret Powers of the Heart: A Practical Guide to Living in Trust and Love
“The heart can animate us not only in what we feel but also in what we do. It holds the power to enable us to achieve all our authentic goals.”
Source: Unlocking the 7 Secret Powers of the Heart: A Practical Guide to Living in Trust and Love
“The paradox of love is that the poor believe that money can be helpful in many cases but not in love, for which women need only your heart and soul. However, in fact, more attractive and intelligent women give their heart and soul to the rich. The money makes a gentleman and a handsome man in the women's eyes, with whom women can easily fall in love forever.”
“The sea, to be happy, like hearts, must be stirred.”
“Never invest in stocks with borrowed money or a faint heart. Both are fatal”
Source: The Autobiography Of A Stock
“Only after loving you
I realised I had an empty space;
this little void, a tad bit of hollow
inside a corner of my heart
and it screamed: Fill me up!”
“When in love
try keeping your heart sane.
Once it loses sanity
the mind usually follows
the course.”
“The Undertaker frowned again. Her eyes flashed through scenes too quickly. for May to make out.
"Your future profile is very confusing. I see great fear. You fear too many things. You even fear yourself. Why?" May stared blankly.
"Oh yes. You don't believe in your heart. You doubt yourself. It's a great failing." The Undertaker gazed at her solemnly. " but there's also great courage.”
Source: May Bird and the Ever After
“The pain of a hard good-bye is the heart’s tribute to the privilege to love.”
Source: The Undoing of Saint Silvanus