Quotes About Heart

The hint speaks to the heart and will only be heard by those with a sensitive and open ear. This powerless discourse of the hint can be seen at work in Jesus' parables, which can only truly be heard by those 'with ears to hear'.

When Pascal wrote of the heart as having reasons that reason does not know, he was referring to a type of knowledge that is foreign to the academic disciplines and different from the type of knowledge we seek in daily life. He was referring to the knowledge of a transformation that could never be placed into words or experience and thus could never be objectified, dissected, and distanced from us.

When you feel empty, you have to open up your heart and let the wind sweep through it.

Our goal is the same: union with God in Christ, transformation into his image, and the freeing of our hearts from anything that stands in the way of Christ living in and through us.

We cannot engage in plans and decisions that honor God until we prepare our hearts and are intentional about keeping them soft and responsive to his leading.

Find the door of your heart, you will discover it is the door of the kingdom of God.

Emotions are the language of the soul. They are the cry that gives the heart a voice.

In other words, says Abbot Bernard, if you're not concerned that your heart might become hard, it already is. A hardened heart is a big problem for a leader in any context, but it will utterly derail any hope of being able to clearly hear and do the will of God.

What the eye does not see, the heart does not grieve over, does it?

measured his own length in the Flemish mud and skidded forward, all elbows and knees; then he jerked erect again, breathless, desperate and angered, at the heart of a sudden

Why should I hide That he is still my heart's desire More than all the world.   A furnace blast Of love has melted my heart Without his love, it can beat no more.

There is no real victory unless it shares the righteousness of that man's heart.

...Lost in your heart, lost in your eyes Lost every day, no map to follow Entire days, weeks, a blur Flickers of light, in the darkness, Only to be enveloped in shadows once more...

I feed my heart with sighs, that's all it asks, I live on tears, I think I'm born to weep; I don't complain of that, since in my state weeping is sweeter than you might believe.

Love discovered me all weaponless, and opened the way to the heart through the eyes, which are made the passageways and doors of tears: so that it seems to me it does him little honour to wound me with his arrow, in that state, he not showing his bow at all to you who are armed

never would I trade for some new shape that laurel I was first, in whose sweet shade all other pleasures vanish in my heart.

Â??klara haber vermek isterim. Kalbin bütün meseleleri kalbde halledilir. Çünkü bir hissin hakk?ndan ancak ba?ka bir his gelir. Ümitsiz bir a?k?n panzehiri nefrettir.

Kalbin bütün meseleleri yaln?z kalbde halledilir. Çünkü bir hissin hakk?ndan ancak ba?ka bir his gelir. Ümitsiz bir a?k?n panzehiri nefrettir. Fikirler ancak bu mukavemet hislerini yaratan tahrik ve telkin unsurlar?d?r.

The tongue can be an ambassador of the heart. Or a deadly weapon. Somehow the Spirit of God took hold of me. I realized the devastating power of reckless words. And I began to pray that God would transform my tongue and use my words to bring healing and hope.

Music is not just the black dots on the white paper -- it's what happens when those black dots go into your heart, and come out again.

T]here is now a void at the heart of everything. But then there is so much more of everything now!

Our sense of power is more vivid when we break a man's spirit than when we win his heart. —Eric Hoffer, The Passionate State of Mind (1954)

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: "The line between good and evil is in the center of every human heart.

Art has tremendous power to shape culture and touch the human heart. Its artifacts embody the ideas and desires of the coming generation. This means that what is happening in the arts today is prophetic of what will happen in our culture tomorrow. It also means that when Christians abandon the artistic community, we lose a significant opportunity to coniniu- nicate Christ to our culture.