Kisedet Quotes & Sayings

Today, we must acknowledge, that war has not been won — Juan Manuel Santos

It is important that we forgive ourselves for making mistakes. We need to learn from our errors and move on. — Steve Maraboli

Treat others with respect. How you treat others will be how they treat you. — Gautama Buddha

The existence of homosexuality, not as a circumstantial matter of passing sexual whim, but as a shared condition and identity, raises the intriguing possibility of homosexual culture, or at least of a minority subculture with sexual identity as its base. At the very least, by sympathetic identification with cultural texts which appeared to be affirmative, homosexual people saw a way to shore up their self-respect in the face of constant moral attack, and they found materials with which to justify themselves not only to each other but also to those who found their very existence, let alone their behaviour, unjustifiable. — Gregory Woods

I've found that God often lets us taste how sweet he is in our most bitter moments. — Andy Mineo

Still, though reading absorbed her, what the Queen had not expected was the degree to which it drained her of enthusiasm for anything else. — Alan Bennett

Now I feel adrift - except for the tether binding me here, to this girl at my side. — Amie Kaufman

Do not waste your life in vain, or take life in vain. Where there is faith, there is also kindness and forgiveness, and where there is forgiveness, there you will find true balance - the most coveted prize of all. It is easy to stray, misled by one's own greed, or by easy pleasure. Men are weak, and many step off the path never knowing it. It is nothing but a gentle lie to say that most will find heaven when they die. Traveler, by your faith, forgive those who stand in your way. Yet, if they should seek to betray truth, then wield justice to bring their journey to its rightful end. — Miyuki Miyabe

It takes courage and skill to be unambiguous and clear. — Peter Senge

Pedantry. The delight in living. Brio. The chance to act, to mime, to mock, to mimic. — Alexander Theroux

Life is a tragedy for those who feel and a comedy for those who think. — Margaret Cho

God is able to fix that which is broken so that what stands repaired is immeasurably greater than that which stood before it needed repair. Therefore, the most staggering brokenness conceivable is in reality the greatest opportunity imaginable. — Craig D. Lounsbrough