Quotes About Belief

Two plus two always equals four. Balls dropped off roofs always fall. Your every thought always affects physical reality.

we humans decide in advance how we're going to experience life, that we choose beforehand what we want to see.

To bring something into the physical world requires focusing not on what we see, but on what we want to see.

You will not break loose until you realize that you yourself forge the chains that bind you." —ARTEN IN THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE UNIVERSE, BY GARY RENARD

expectations, in fact, are so powerful that placebos (fake treatments like sugar pills, saline injections, and sham surgery) cause bald men to grow hair, high blood pressure to drop, ulcers to heal, dopamine levels to increase, and even tumors to shrink. And although pharmaceutical companies would rather keep this on the down low, placebos relieve symptoms on par with real medication. In other words, it's our beliefs that do the healing.

I am a child of God and therefore do not inherit sickness.

Like most people, I started with baby steps—making simple intentions like securing up-front parking spots, finding four-leaf clovers

In fact, in his book Prometheus Rising, Robert Anton Wilson

If something hasn't happened, it's not because it can't happen, or won't: it just hasn't happened yet." More

It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so." —MARK TWAIN, AMERICAN AUTHOR

If we worked on the assumption that what is accepted as true really is true, then there would be little hope for advance." —ORVILLE WRIGHT, AMERICAN INVENTOR

Ask, in Aramaic, means a combination of "claim" (as in, that deed to the land is yours) and "demand." To ask for something in prayer is to simply lay hold of what's yours. You have the right, and even the responsibility to command your life.

I have to jettison every sorrow, every terror, every misconception, every lie that stands between my conscious mind and what I know in my heart to be true. … I have expanded my reality from a string of solid facts, as narrow, strong, and cold as a razor's edge, to a wild chaos of possibility.

There is so little one can be certain of these days . . . But finding a hand to hold while we walk this path makes even the most difficult of times better and the strangest of villages home . . . Once I thought my life was over . . . I never thought I would find happiness again . . . And then I met you and it all changed. You made me believe again that good things were possible. I love you.

Alguien que no me abandonará?, pienso para mis adentros y deseo volver a ser joven, porque entonces tal vez lo hubiera creído.

A veces la vida que imaginamos no dura tanto como creemos.

Pam McCutcheon

Take the time to listen and to trust that inner voice. Then act on what you hear.

Very comforting, that-choosing your truth. Makes life quite tolerable when lived on such terms, does it not? Well, at least for a bit.... Until one brushes up against another's truth whose fur does not lie in the same direction.

I've learned that if you don't believe in yourself, no one else will. An that sometimes there is no failure, just opportunity.

You were always the best, she whispered.

My feeling says there is history here. But sometimes a thing might feel true to me, not because it is, but because the writer believes it is.

?hat's when I found faith, when my young'uns growed up and I had to let them go.

We must plant the seed of desire, water it with sincere faith. If you think you are beaten you are. If you dare not, you don't. If you want to win, but think you can't, it is almost sure you won't." 14