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Quotes About Direction

Z opuszczonymi rÄ™kami staÅ' w oknie, patrzÄ…c w puste niebo. Nie czekaÅ' na wschód sÅ'oÅ"ca. Wschód to byÅ' tylko kierunek, na który wychodziÅ'o okno.
~ Thomas Harris
Respice finem; that is to say, in all your actions, look often upon what you would have, as the thing that directs all your thoughts in the way to attain it.
~ Thomas Hobbes
Operating a household without a budget is akin to operating a business without a plan, without goals, and without direction.
~ Thomas J. Stanley
In proportion to their number, [incompatible immigrants] will infuse into [the nation] their spirit, warp or bias its direction, and render it a heterogeneous, incoherent, distracted mass.
~ Thomas Jefferson
Sì: vi sono alcuni che necessariamente smarriscono la strada, poiché per loro non esiste una strada giusta.
~ Thomas Mann
Du gehst und gehst … du wirst von solchem Gange niemals zu rechter Zeit nach Hause zurückkehren, denn du bist der Zeit und sie ist dir abhanden gekommen.
~ Thomas Mann
How do you expect to arrive at the end of your journey if you take the road to another man's city?(100)
~ Thomas Merton
People may spend their whole lives climbing the ladder of success only to find, once they reach the top, that the ladder is leaning against the wrong wall.
~ Thomas Merton
Discretion tells us what God wants of us and what He does not want of us.
~ Thomas Merton
The madman runs to the East and his keeper runs to the East, both are running to the East. Their purposes differ.
~ Thomas Merton
Because God's love is in me, it can come to you from a different and special direction that would be closed if He did not live in me, and because His love is in you, it can come to me from a quarter from which it would not otherwise come. And because it is in both of us, God has greater glory.
~ Thomas Merton
A spirit that is drawn to God in contemplation will soon learn the value of obedience: the hardships and anguish he has to suffer every day from the burden of his own selfishness, his clumsiness, incompetence and pride will give him a hunger to be led and advised and directed by somebody else.
~ Thomas Merton
here in the Rue Rossini, there comes to Slothrop the best feeling dusk in a foreign city can bring: just where the sky's light balances the electric lamplight in the street, just before the first star, some promise of events without cause, surprises, a direction at right angles to every direction his life has been able to find up till now.
~ Thomas Pynchon
receding in an asymmetric V to the east where it's dark and there are no more bars.
~ Thomas Pynchon
She would give them order, she would create constellations
~ Thomas Pynchon
Each is a cold announcement of dead ends, suns that will refuse to stand, but flee south, ever south, leaving us to north-without-end.
~ Thomas Pynchon
Alcuni di noi, però, pur non andando da nessuna parte, ingannano se stessi, convincendosi invece che stanno andando da qualche parte: per ingannarsi a questo modo ci vuole una specie di talento naturale, e le obiezioni che si levano a questo riguardo sono rare, ma ciò nonostante insidiose.
~ Thomas Pynchon
Life does not ask what we want. It presents us with options
~ Thomas Sowell
Hay un proverbio senegalés que dice: «Cuando no sepas adónde vas, párate y mira de dónde vienes».
~ Katherine Pancol
The Christian nationalist movement is not a grassroots movement. Understanding its appeal to a broad mass of American voters is necessary in explaining its strength but is not sufficient in explaining the movement's direction. It is a means through which a small number of people — quite a few of them residing in the Washington, DC, area — harness the passions, resentments, and insecurities of a large and diverse population in their own quest for power.
~ Katherine Stewart
You can live your life out of circumstance or you can live your life out of a vision. WERNER ERHARD
~ Katherine Woodward Thomas
Anger begs us to make a powerful commitment to what we will or will not tolerate in our lives any longer, making it our best friend if we can turn it in the right direction.
~ Katherine Woodward Thomas
Robert Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken" eloquently captures the inherent paradox in living: every choice for contains within it all of the choices not for.
~ Kathleen Adams
If you don't know where you're going, you may miss it when you get there
~ Kathleen Long