Quotes About Embrace

Viva la vida. Live the life. And I think maybe I still can.

We go back . . . and back . . . and back . . . until we discover the exuberant, unencumbered, delightful and lovable child that was, and still is, in us. And once we find it, we love and cherish it, and never, never let it go.

Quit hanging on to the handrails . . . Let go. Surrender. Go for the ride of your life. Do it every day

Who we are right now is okay.

yet see how elastic our stiff prejudices grow when once love comes to bend them.

As usual she was in the library, curled up with her back against his stomach, sitting on his folded legs. It was very comforting to be there. The thing was, it was also beginning to feel a great deal like an embrace. Not that she'd had a lot of experience with embraces. Once in a while as a child she had gotten a hug from someone, though not for a long while now. But- This definitely felt like an embrace. It felt wonderful, in fact. Was that wrong?

The transformative power of love is not fully embraced in our society because we often wrongly believe that torment and anguish are our 'natural' condition.

Embracing love ethic means that we utilize all dimensions of love-- care, commitment, trust, responsibility, respect and knowledge-- in our everyday lives.

Those of us who have already chosen to embrace a love ethic, know that when we let our light shine, we draw to us and are drawn to other bearers of light. We are not alone.

Many of our nation's citizens are afraid to embrace an ethics of compassion because it threatens their security.

To bring a love ethic to every dimension of our lives, our society would need to embrace change.

Embracing a love ethic means that we utilize all the dimensions of love—"care, commitment, trust, responsibility, respect, and knowledge"—in our everyday lives.

Death is among us. To see it always and only as a negative subject is to lose sight of its power to enhance every moment.

To live fully we would need to let go of our fear of dying.

I tell them that love is always there–that nothing can keep us from love if we dare to seek it and to treasure what we find.

We can never go back. I know that now. We can go forward .We can find the love our hearts long for, but not until we let go of grief about the love we lost long ago...

Those of us who have already chosen to embrace a love ethic, allowing it to govern and inform how we think and act, know that when we let our light shine, we draw to us and are drawn to other bearers of light. We are not alone.

That huge majority of black folks who identify as Christian or as believers in other religious faiths (Islam, Buddhism, Yoruba, and so on) need to return to sacred writings about love and embrace these as guides showing us the way to lead our lives.

love is the only force that allows us to hold one another close beyond the grave. that is why knowing how to love each other is also a way of knowing how to die.

Estar al margen es ser parte del todo, pero fuera del cuerpo principal.

An overall cultural embrace of a love ethic would mean that we would all oppose much of the public policy conservatives condone and support.

Indeed, all the great movements for social justice in our society have strongly emphasized a love ethic. Yet young listeners remain reluctant to embrace the idea of love as a transformative force.

Together we were something less, which felt like such a relief, to not be ourselves for a while.

Men do not relish the shield wall. They do not rush to death's embrace. You look ahead and see the overlapping shields, the helmets, the glint of axes and spears and swords, and you know you must go into the reach of those blades, into the place of death, and it takes time to summon the courage, to heat the blood, to let the madness overtake caution.