Quotes About Destination

I do like a road, because you can be always wondering what is at the end of it.

I see you're in a hurry to get someplace. It's a great mistake to hurry." "Why?" Joe asked, puzzled by almost everything the traveler said. "Because the grave's our destination," Mr. Sedgwick said. "Those who hurry usually get to it quicker than those who take their time.

Certain mountains were that way, like the Bighorns. The air around them was so clear you could ride toward them for days without seeming to get any closer. And yet, if you kept riding, you would get to the mountains. He was not so sure he would ever get to Lorie.

Because the grave's our destination," Mr. Sedgwick said. "Those who hurry usually get to it quicker than those who take their time.

It ain't dying I'm talking about, it's living. I doubt it matters where you die, but it matters where you live. Augustus McCrae

Mrs. Popper smiled, but neither of them spoke again, all the way to Olney.

The target is everywhere.

When you saw where the truth was, you wanted to get there as quickly as you could, before you lost sight of it again.

Oh, no," said Mr. Fitzhugh blithely, immune to nuance. "We're here to see the ruins." Lady Vaughn looked innocently up at her husband. "Isn't that what you said, Vaughn?

I am an iceberg drifting toward the edge of the map.

One begins a journey with an eye on one's destination. Somewhere along the way, one learns (if one's lucky) that it's the journey itself that's important. One buys a stamp album with the intention of filling it—but it is in moving toward this goal that satisfaction lies, not in attaining it.

The rocket worked perfectly, except for landing on the wrong planet.

The journey is the reward.

I would wish you gods speed but I don't want you to waste time looking for him.

If a black black cat crosses your path, it suggests that the animal is going somewhere.

Life is futile unless it be directed towards a definite goal.

Only in youth does coincidence seem the same as fate. Later, we know that the real course of our lives is decided within us; our paths may seem to diverge from our wishes in a confused and pointless way, but in the end the way always leads us to our invisible destination.

Where we hope to land (and where we do land, though only for a fleeting moment, enough for tired wings to catch the wind anew) is a 'there' which we thought of little and knew of even less.

Rivers know this: there is no hurry. We shall get there some day.

To have a fear you have to be able to imagine the future, and I never think about the future anymore. It is no longer my destination.

These three ways correspond in our tradition to the main aspects of religious existence: worship, learning, and action. The three are one, and we must go all three ways to reach the one destination. For this is what Israel discovered: the God of nature is the God of history, and the way to know Him is to do His will. To

If we could first know where we are, and whither we are tending, we could better judge what to do, and how to do it.

There wasn't time for artifice; their connection was the destination, not the dance that preceded it.

Everyone carries his address in pocket so that atleast his body will reach home.