“To give thanks
in solitude is enough.
Thanksgiving has wings
and goes where it must go.
Your prayer knows much more
about it than you do.”
~ Victor Hugo
“To give thanks
in solitude is enough.
Thanksgiving has wings
and goes where it must go.
Your prayer knows much more
about it than you do.”
~ Victor Hugo
“One of the things I learned
the hard way was that it
doesn’t pay to get discouraged.
Keeping busy and making optimism
a way of life can restore
faith in yourself.”
~ Lucille Ball
“The law of harvest is
to reap more than you sow.
Sow an act,
and you reap a habit.
Sow a habit,
and you reap a character.
Sow a character,
and you reap a destiny.”
~ James Allen
“I think most of us are raised
with preconceived notions
of the choices we’re supposed to make.
We waste so much time
making decisions based on someone else’s idea
of our happiness—
what will make you a good citizen
or a good wife or daughter
or actress.
Nobody says, ‘Just be happy;
go be a cobbler or
go live with goats.'”
~ Sandra Bullock
“I used to live in a room
full of mirrors;
all I could see was me.
I take my spirit
and I crash my mirrors;
now the whole world
is here for me to see.”
~ Jimi Hendrix
“The sensitive ear of the musician
detects a certain musical note
in every city which is different
from that of another city.
He hears in each little brook
a new melody, and to him
the sound of wind
in the treetops of different forests
give a varying sound.”
~ Max Heindel
“I think it’s so cool that you
can pick up the guitar and
create something that didn’t
exist 5 minutes ago.
You can write something
that no one’s ever heard before.
You have music at your fingertips.”
~ Michelle Branch
“You should make something.
You should bring something
into the world
that wasn’t in the world before.
It doesn’t matter what it is.
It doesn’t matter if it’s a table
or a film
or gardening-
everyone should create.
You should do something,
then sit back and say,
‘I did that.'”
~ Ricky Gervais
“That we find a crystal
or a poppy beautiful
means that we are less alone,
that we are more deeply inserted
into existence than
the course of a single life
would lead us to believe.”
~ John Berger