Home / Quotes / Quote by Roy T. Bennett

Quote by Roy T. Bennett

“Embrace what is, release what was, and tend what is becoming… Accept the present, let go of the past, and grow into the future.”

Quote by Roy T. Bennett

Book:The Light in the Heart

Work

The Light in the Heart

Browse quotes and source details for this work. more

Author

Roy T. Bennett is a renowned author known for his profound philosophical thoughts and inspirational works. His writings span across various domains such as life philosophy, self-improvement, and spiritual growth, and have resonated with a wide audience. more

You May Also Like

“Or l’espace est une réalité qui dure : nos impressions se chassent l’une l’autre, rien ne demeure dans notre esprit, et l’on ne comprendrait pas que nous puissions ressaisir le passé s’il ne se conservait pas en effet dans le milieu matériel qui nous entoure. // Now space is a reality that endures: since our impressions rush by, one after another, and leave nothing behind in the mind, we can understand how we recapture the past only by understanding how it is, in effect, preserved by our physical surroundings.”

Philosophy Past Space Memory Perceptions Of Reality

Book:On Collective Memory

Source: On Collective Memory

“A world emerging, daily, out of nothing, a world that we trust to resemble what we've seen previously. We should know better.”

Trust Perception Day Emerging Worlds Gregory Maguire Perceptions Of Reality Resemble After Alice

Book:After Alice

Source: After Alice

“I have not quite come to terms with the brevity that people crave as they dash through life, flitting from one thing to another. ~ “Vindication Across Time”

Changing Times Pace Of Life Slowing Down Perceptions Of Reality Different Lives

Book:Vindication Across Time

Source: Vindication Across Time

“I always feel that other people's lives are filled with meaning. You look at them on the street and think how real their lives must be. Of course, you also know that isn't true.”

Meaning Perceptions Of Reality Perceptions Of Other Humans

Book:Ascending Peculiarity: Edward Gorey on Edward Gorey

Source: Ascending Peculiarity: Edward Gorey on Edward Gorey

“Хубавото е, че илюзиите са безброй. Лошото е, че се уморяваш да ги сменяш.”

Author:Людмила Филипова

“Grasping at illusions dims the light of your truth.”

Fantasies Ilusions

Author:Omar Delawar

“One more spin around the sun... Ain't nuthin' changed. Still got trouble on my mind. Still got suckas that need to get dealt with... Still in mortal combat with the wicked....”

Boondocks Huey Freeman

Author:Aaron McGruder

“German is a much more precise language than English. Americans throw the word love around for everything: I love my wife! I love all my friends! I love rock music! I love the rain! I love comic books! I love peanut butter! The word you use to describe your feelings for your wife should not be the same word you use to describe your feelings for peanut butter. In German, there are a dozen different words that describe varying degrees of liking something a lot. Germans almost never use the word love, unless they mean a deep romantic love. I have never told my parents I love them, because it would sound melodramatic, inappropriate, and almost incestuous. In German, you tell your mother that you hold her very dear, not that you are in love with her.”

Love Feelings Mother Language Friendship Marriage Incest German Melodrama Comic Books

Book:Bad Choices Make Good Stories - The Heroin Scene in Fort Myers

Source: Bad Choices Make Good Stories - The Heroin Scene in Fort Myers

“We seem to be unable to resist overstating every aspect of ourselves: how long we are on the planet for, how much it matters what we achieve, how rare and unfair are our professional failures, how rife with misunderstandings are our relationships, how deep are our sorrows. Melodrama is individually always the order of the day.”

Life Self Relationships Significance Melodrama Sorrows

Book:Religion for Atheists: A non-believer's guide to the uses of religion

Source: Religion for Atheists: A non-believer's guide to the uses of religion

“We need to get out," I said. My voice sounded raw to me. "Trouble coming." "No," said a beautiful Sidhe baritone. "Trouble is here." They appeared from behind their veils, one by one, with so much melodrama that I was mildly surprised that they hadn't each struck some kind of kung fu pose.”

Book:Cold Days

Source: Cold Days