Zbaiz Quotes & Sayings

The awful truth was that Jim was happy: not in some bland, superficial way - fixed Kodak smiles under the bluest of skies - but in his deepest self. This kind of happiness was less a state, he realised, than a form of honesty: a sense of essential rightness. — Laura Barnett

I grew up in a Christian home with amazing parents. — Allyson Felix

No matter how broken we may seem to be, we are never too shattered to put our peace back together. — Alexandra Elle

I might be old, but I'm still desirable. — Sebastian Horsley

We should give heed to what has been said by the heathen poet: "Do not yield to evils but proceed more boldly against them."15 — Martin Luther

We have produced many of our problems through our confused mental states. — Tenzin Palmo

I have never had that - a home or someone to go home to. That's when I understood what I'm feeling. You're my home. You're the person I belong to." "Stop," he growls, and I know that he understands now. "You're the glue that holds all of my broken pieces together," I say quietly. "Autumn - — Aurora Rose Reynolds

Christmas is doing a little something extra for someone. — Charles M. Schulz

Maybe that is why in my comedy I try and puncture the hypocrisy all around us, why it is almost a crusade with me to strip life down to what really is true. — Joan Rivers

Don't break one girl's heart because you're trying to heal yourself of another one — Tarryn Fisher

The greatest barrier to own own healing is not the pain, sorrow or violence inflicted upon us as children. Our greatest hindrance is our ongoing capacity to judge, to criticize, and to bring tremendous harm to ourselves. If we can harden our heart against ourselves and meet our most tender feelings with anger and condemnation, we simultaneously armor our heart against the possibility of gentleness, love and healing. — Wayne Muller

Man is by his constitution a religious animal. — Edmund Burke

Through danger safety comes - through trouble rest. — John Marston

What does brace mean, anyway? Brace. Such an odd word. It comes from the Latin brachium, meaning arm. It means, as its heart, to embrace. It was a hug. A hug good-bye. — Laurence Gonzales

I think everyone must love life more than anything else in the world.'
'Love life more than the meaning of it?'
'Yes, certainly. Love it regardless of logic, as you say. Yes, most certainly regardless of logic, for only then will I grasp its meaning. That's what I've been vaguely aware of for a long time. Half your work is done, Ivan: you love life. Now you must try to do the second half and you are saved. — Fyodor Dostoyevsky