Quotes About Journey

Perhaps I have reason to believe that I had somewhere else to be.

You are given life to find yourself, and to create yourself." Sometimes even I have trouble doing it.

You can't find yourself by avoiding life.

Let the love and passion of your dreams guide you through life.

To change... It's not about becoming a new person, but becoming the person you were meant to be, and already are, but don't know how to be.

You can't fly high if you're burdened with the baggage of where you've been.

You're not lost. You're just headed somewhere different that gives you a chance to be something different!

When you discover who you are, You'll be free.

The past was always there, it lives inside of you, but it's when you put it away and live your life, that you get to know who you are.

I have been hurt in my life. I have loved, and been loved. But I'll look back on my life and see that the biggest part of it was Love.

The past is always there, it lives inside of you, but it's when you put it away and live your life, that you get to know who you are.

I am a work in progress. You have to save yourself, little by little, day by day.

Choose each step you take with utmost caution, for the footprints you leave behind are as important as the path you will follow.

Until you take time to discover yourself. You will never know the extent of your ability to create the life you want.

The great thing about getting older is, you realize there are no answers, just stories.

Sometimes, just believe and let your heart lead you to where you need to be.

Your life its ending one moment at a time." Remember. This is now, Live it, Feel it, and leave no path Untaken.

nor ground control was something of a step back for them. Furthermore, having reached France

Though inland far we be, Our Souls have sight of that immortal sea Which brought us hither." William Wordsworth

the task is not to find the object115 but to live the journey, with passion, and risk, and commitment, and danger.

Only a spirituality that confesses that it knows not has a shot at growing, evolving, engaging the perils and uncertainties of the journey and of staying by our side when things get rough.

Jung once observed that we cannot grow up until we can see our parents as other adults, special to our biography certainly, wounded perhaps, but most of all simply other people who did or did not take on the largeness of their own journey. We have our own journey, for sure, and that is large enough to take us beyond our personal history toward our full potential.

The first half of life, at least for most of us, is essentially a giant, unavoidable mistake.

Personhood is not a gift; it is a continuing struggle; the gift is attained later, and only from living a mindful journey where, prompted by an inner summons, we write our story at last.