Quotes About Fulfillment

Giving fed the soul.

It's not what you get in life that will make you whole, but what you give.

I want trees that are three hundred feet tall, black bear that poke around my stuff, deer that eat out of my hand, and a view that almost brings me to my knees every morning. I want to work just hard enough to afford my life.

I've never had so much sex in my life." "Really?" he asked, lifting an eyebrow. "Even when you were younger?" "Even then." "I must be getting better with age," he said.

She wanted to be whole. She wanted a man. *

No one can live your life but you, Maggie. But if you find a way to use your talents to help people I think you'll be happier.

man travels the world over in search of what he needs, and returns home to find it. —GEORGE MOORE

One of the things I think about a lot when I'm alone is what makes a life well spent? It sounds like you described one.

want you to find what you need, to feel whole again, to reassure yourself that you haven't missed anything! That feeling you had of being robbed? You're not ever going to feel like I was the one to rob you. Think of me as your cheerleader.

This didn't matter to him—his happiness was complete. She loved him, wanted him. And he would do anything for her. By

I needed a purpose greater than myself.

It was like Latham: sometimes the point wasn't being the best, because it didn't mean you had the best life, or the best friends, or the best time.

Achievement unlocked.

But the thing was:although I might not have been dying,I wasn't really living,either

And I know that I'll eventually need to figure out what I want to do with my life, but right now, enjoying it seems like a pretty good option, since it's not like I can have what I really want.

Es así como se consigue una vida maravillosa. Debes asegurarte de tener suficientes días buenos que recuperar.

There's this poem," Cassidy finally said, "by Mary Oliver. And I used to write a line from it in all of my school notebooks to remind myself that I didn't have to be embarrassed of the past and afraid of the future. And it helped. So I'm giving it to you. The line is, 'Tell me, what is it you plan to do/With your one wild and precious life?

There's this poem," Cassidy finally said, "by Mary Oliver. And I used to write a line from it in all of my school notebooks to remind myself that I didn't have to be embarrassed of the past and afraid of the future. And it helped. So I'm giving it to you. The line is, 'Tell me, what is it you plan to do/With your one wild and precious life?'" We

Both contemplation and action are necessary to human flourishing. The

we should start thinking seriously about why we have become the richest and most free society ever to exist, yet our wealth and personal liberty have bought us so little happiness.

Theres no misery in not being loved, only in not loving

You see, we can feed the stomach with concentrates, we can supply microfilm for reading, recreation, even movies of a sort, we can pump oxygen in, and waste material out, but there's one thing we can't simulate. That's a very basic need. Man's hunger for companionship. The barrier of loneliness, that's one thing we haven't licked yet.

A place . . . a time . . . where a man can live his life full measure.

You can be with one of the most beautiful women in the world and still be unhappy.