Quotes About Journey

Grief is a pilgrimage, a long song, a poem that is never quite finished.

And as we round the bend toward Ivy Cottage, he tugs my braid just the way he always has ever since I was six, and then he reaches down and takes my hand. Maybe sometimes dreams really do come true.

Friendship is where the best stories begin.

Would I want to know the ending to my own story? No. I want the adventure that comes with finding out.

But Aunt Anne has encouraged me to continue. In many regards, life itself is a voyage, she says. We never know where its winds and currents will carry us, she says, or what adventures lie ahead, and surely it's worth keeping record of this journey as well.

I believe that good people often do nothing because they cannot do everything. Because we are led to believe that our contribution is insignificant, we fail to contribute at all. But changing the world does not require that you possess the power to halt global injustice at the snap of fingers. Lao Tzu, philosopher and founder of Taoism, said that "a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

There is no difference between growing old and living.

we drive along this road called life, occasionally a gal finds herself a little lost.

In the book of life, the answers aren't in the back. —Charlie Brown

We don't know where it will lead. We just know there's something much bigger than any of us here.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose. —Dr. Seuss

Like all creations, I have come to understand that the messages I received have their own path to follow, and their own timing in which they needed to be set free.

When we honor our souls' truth, in whatever form that comes to us, and have the courage to follow where it leads, in spite of challenges, distractions or unexpected detours that come our way--the reply from the Spirit world is truly miraculous.

I believe we each have the opportunity to undergo thousands of little deaths and rebirths everyday. Each time we do, we free up space to live more fully in tune with who we really are, and to go where we are being called to go.

All life. You are never finish, never done. Never become, always becoming. You know? Life is change so is always okay you are not there yet. Is like this for you and Poppy and everyone. The people who do not understand are change. The people who afraid are change. There is no before and no after because change is what is life. You live in change, in in between.

All life. You are never finish, never done. Never become, always becoming.

You learn over lifetimes. You keep try. You will find middle way to be. This life. Next. You find your way.

Because you know what's even better than happy endings?" "What?" "Happy middles." "You think?" "All the happy with none of the finality. All the happy with room enough to grow. What could be better than that?" "For a while," said Rosie. "A while's a long time," said Penn.

All life. You are never finish, never done. Never become, always becoming. You know? Life is change so is always okay you are not there yet.

So Grumwald felt his way was, if not firmly paved, at least densely pebbled, and that was as good a start as one could wish for.

There's a fork in the road. It seems like there are only two choices. It seems like the task is to figure out which way to go, left or right, forward or back, deeper or safer, but in fact any of those choices is easy compared to the real trick. The real trick is you have to forge your way straight ahead through the trees where there is no path.

That was how, whatever else they were, Claude and Poppy became Buddhists for life.

Because you know what's even better than happy endings?" "What?" "Happy middles.

I walked barefoot — the only way to walk on a muddy road.