knowing that life is not a battle, but a process at which you cannot fail
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Neale Donald Walsch
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believing in the possibility of happiness
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George Santayana
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believing in the beauty of your dreams
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Eleanor Roosevelt
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bringing everything into the realm of possibility
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Albert Einstein
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recognizing that so many things we were taught to be afraid of are simply not true
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Dannion Brinkley
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reaching beyond your grasp
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Robert Browning
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testing your limits
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Bernard Edmonds
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taking the first step, not yet seeing the whole staircase
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Martin Luther King Jr.
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stepping into the seeming void and finding the rock beneath
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Walt Whitman
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trusting in your own inner voice
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Peace Pilgrim
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following your gut feeling
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George Harrison
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| believing in yourself, realizing that you are you for a purpose and that nothing is an accident |
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Leo Buscaglia
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| throwing your dreams into space like a kite, not knowing what will come back, a new life, a new friend, a new love, a new country |
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Anais Nin
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nurturing your mind with great thoughts
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Benjamin Disraeli
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believing what you do not yet see
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St. Augustine
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believing that the universe is on our side
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Marianne Williamson
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knowing that while the bud may have a bitter taste, sweet will be the flower
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William Cowper
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depending on God
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Swami Ramdas
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trusting in God unhesitatingly
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Albert Schweitzer
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trusting God with all your heart, leaning not on your own understanding
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Proverbs 3:5-6
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never knowing where you are being led, but loving the One who is leading
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Oswald Chambers
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following the way of God without resistance
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Meister Eckhart
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remembering that what you have was once among the things only hoped for
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Epicurus
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knowing an answered prayer when you see it, and not giving up when you don't
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Max Lucado
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never giving up, enduring through every circumstance
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1 Corinthians 13:4-7
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rising every time we fall
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Confucius
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holding on when there is nothing in you except the will which says: 'Hold on!'
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Rudyard Kipling
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knowing that gray skies are only clouds passing over
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Duke Ellington
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| believing that a few caring people can change the world—for, indeed, that's all who ever have |
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Margaret Mead
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