21954 Quotes & Sayings

Obsolescence is the very hallmark of progress. — Henry Ford II

Worse, Roger erupted into outbursts of uncontrollable rage, without apparent cause. In time I learned that this was one symptom of what therapists formerly described as a manic-depressive personality. Now they call the condition bipolar disorder. Roger sometimes telephoned and began the conversation, "You better listen to me, Dad, or you are one dead man." Then, half an hour later, "Dad, can we go to the Yankee game tonight?" Bipolar disorder is terrifying, perhaps most of all for the person suffering from it. — Roger Kahn

Let us live in peace and harmony to keep the land and all life in balance. Only prayer and meditation can do that. — Thomas Banyacya

The Christian needs to walk in peace, so no matter what happens they will be able to bear witness to a watching world. — Henry Blackaby

Rightly understood the New Year festival is an act of faith. It is easier for the year to change than to change ourselves. But we believe that somehow, magically, one will lead to the other. — R. Joseph Hoffmann

Unworthy as I am, he allowed me to go to heaven, and I know the next time I go there, I'll stay. — Don Piper

The sleeping brain has eyes that give us light; we can never see our destiny by day. — Aeschylus

For we maintain that a man is justified by faith apart from observing the law. Romans 3:28 — Martin Luther

When you are thwarted, it is your own attitude that is out of order. — Meister Eckhart

Most sacraments are acts of breathtaking simplicity: a simple prayer, a sip of wine and a piece of bread, a single breath in meditation, a sprinkling of water on the forehead, an exchange of rings, a kind word, a blessing. Any of these, performed in a moment of mindfulness, may open the doors of our spiritual perception and bring nourishment and delight. — Mark Nepo

How is your eyesight? Are you able to see beyond your problems to the goodness and love beyond? This is where God lives - behind the scenes, at work, arranging your troubles of today into a brighter tomorrow. — Max Lucado