Browse 1240 quotes about Quotes To Live By.
“You're not a "babe"; you're a woman and a goddess.”
“لا تخجل من حقيقة شعورك حتي لو ضاع هدراً على أشياء لا تستحقه”
“He seemed calmer, but he kept bringing up all the times I'd said or done the wrong thing. It made me feel like crying. But then I remembered that no one can make me feel inferior without my consent."
"Did Janice tell you that?"
"Eleanor Roosevelt did. But Janice is the one who gave me a whole book of her quotes, and I memorized all of them. I also really like the one that says 'A woman is like a tea bag; you never know how strong it is until it's in hot water.”
Source: The Girl He Used to Know
“A good NO is better than a bad YES every time!”
“God never closes a door without opening a window. But we have to look for it.” – Sarah Mahoney”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“It is our American tradition to come together in times of tragedy. This is how we grow as a people and as a nation.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“We need to find the humility to admit that we are indeed powerless and helpless so we can take the first steps in finding ways to heal. – Dr. Thomas Demaria”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Although we have had significant losses, we did not lose our most important things: our health, our children, and those we love.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Getting up and putting on your shoes after a disaster is a badge of honor.” -- Dr. Thomas Demaria”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“True healing is when you somehow transform the nature of how you perceive what you have gone through.” -- Dr. Thomas Demaria”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“There are two types of problems: the ones we pay attention to so that we can come up with solutions, and those from which we run away.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Breathing is our primary nonverbal language.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“In uncharted territory, we need new thinking, new ways of processing intense emotions, and new behavioral choices.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“The unrealistic belief that we are somehow entitled to go through life unmoved by other people’s suffering further limits our ability to cope with our own.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Our capacity to disregard and discount viscerally painful experiences is so ingrained that we have come to believe that “moving forward” means not allowing ourselves to be moved at all.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Breathing is our primary nonverbal language. Sharp, uneven breaths convey a message of stress even though someone might insist she is perfectly all right.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“The second gift––patience––helps us deal with not knowing how long this is going to last.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Patience allows you to shift attention in a positive way.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“We have to expect the unexpected and keep going, even without a map or direction.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“It’s impossible to predict how the heart heals or how long it is going to take.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Like breaking a leg, a serious injury to the psyche often gets us benched while the regular game of life goes on. It may seem strange that forgiving ourselves for having such perfectly human reactions is harder than forgiving whatever caused them.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“It may not be elegant but it’s true: There is no place for bullshit in a disaster zone.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Catastrophic events serve a higher purpose.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Disasters make us aware that the life force within us needs tending daily. This is why we are here.” – Dr. Anne Redelfs”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Heading into any one-year anniversary, our emotional climate shifts. We enter a new season of the heart.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Empathy connects us to another person’s experience without judgment.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Like a Chinese finger puzzle made of woven straw, finding relief requires us to relax rather than pull in order to gain release.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“There is no “new normal” because becoming habituated to severe pain is neither “normal” nor healthy.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“We can plan our work and work our plan; however, being organized and methodical will not protect us from the unexpected.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Moving forward requires us to reframe our basic assumptions about life.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Moving forward requires us to reframe our basic assumptions about life.
Moving forward” does not mean that we heal in a linear, sequential way.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Moving forward” does not mean that we heal in a linear, sequential way.”
“Just as we do physiologically, emotional toxicity is best released daily. We have to regularly release old feelings and disturbing thoughts that are holding us back.” --Dr. Anne Redelfs”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“What is important is remembering that we are here on this planet to surrender, have patience, and allow ourselves to love and be loved. Crises help us to learn these things.”--Lynn Robinson”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Rebuilding emotional safety while remaining physically present in an environment that once proved destructive and continues to be potentially dangerous is a complex process that takes time––and the second gift of patience.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“I get a kick out of people who talk like it only happened to them,” says lawyer Denis Kelly. “I wonder, ‘Didn’t you notice that everybody else is going through it?”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Focus on what you have instead of what you don’t have. It’s a gorgeous day. I live in the United States of America. I have freedom. I can go to work. Nothing lasts and this, too, will pass.” -- Chellie Campbell”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“The gift of empathy opens us up when the tendency to shut down and turn away from the world is often at its greatest.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Mother Earth is always giving, even if it’s a lesson. She is always giving.” –Tiokasin Ghosthorse”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Whatever the circumstance, there are seeds of meaning, even to our very last breath.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Getting angry because you cannot will yourself to push through it at your old pace will sabotage the pace of healing. Patience gives you the grace to slow down and let your soul catch up in its own time and in its own way.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“You are like a baby bird that has fallen out of the nest, too weak and fragile to fly back. You need to learn how to feed yourself soul vitamins so that you can regain your energy and the will to live fully.”
Source: The Five Gifts: Discovering Hope, Healing and Strength When Disaster Strikes
“Dreams never fade as long as you make them a reality.”
“Be strong enough to embrace the pain, get back on your own and always remember that there’s a great beauty in forgiving yourself, in loving yourself and moving on with a smile because you can, you are stronger than the ones who broke your heart in silly ways.
From (The Awakening)”
“I will always be a misfit,
The road paved through normality
will always bore a wild little spirit like me.”
“Long term solo traveling gives you the ability to the architect of your own travel design – travel in your own vision and not how people tell you too”
Source: You, Yourself & the World
“The best moments a person can have in their life are the ones that allow them to be themselves.”
“It ends when you're ready for a new beginning.”
“Just one act of kindness can change someone's whole world.”
Source: Kipnuk Has a Birthday
“Be gentle and kind all the time.”
Source: Kipnuk's Joke Book for Kiddies