Quotes About Acceptance

Trust life. If you trust, only then can you drop your knowledge, only then can you put your mind aside.

Fools are more healthy then the so-called wise. Thy live in the moment and they know that thy are fools, so thy are not worried about what others think about them.

Don't be serious about seriousness. Laugh about it, be a little foolish. Don't condemn foolishness; it has its own beauties.

I think half of our life is written out for us and things happen the way their supposed to happen.

Cannot we let [children] be themselves, and enjoy life in their own way? You are trying to make another you. One's enough.

Life has a way of demanding that you live it.

The healing begins when we can start to feel more gratitude that our child came into our life than despair and outrage that our child died. The gratitude is what heals the despair.

You have to let life come and go.

somehow, with the passage of time, and the dealines that life imposes, surrending became the right thing to do

I wouldn't change a thing in my life, even if I could. What you go through makes you who you are and that's fine.

There's literary creation and literary business. When I first got something accepted, it gave my life a validation it didn't otherwise have.

You have to sit with your life and feel how you hold it, and be willing for the release to happen. It will happen spontaneously, because it's already so.

I'm happy and at peace with where I am at life.

I think life throws enough curveballs that you shouldn't make such a big deal out of everything.

But every person has to learn to accept what has happened in the past. Without bitterness. Or there is no point in continuing with life.

My optimistic outlook on life is to sort of be positive and take everyone at face value.

How can we resent the life we've created for ourselves?

Knowing that a paradox is required for life as we know it to exist allows me to give up trying constantly to understand it and instead just feel it and enjoy it.

I must always march on in my life. What's done is done.

Is it fair your life burns so short and bright? Death had asked. "No such thing as fair," Frank told himself. "If I'm going to burn, it might as well be bright.

God does not owe me an explanation for what He does in my life. And if I am looking for that to feel better about my suffering, then I'm not going to get it.

I can't believe I was a fat person for most of my life.

I've been running from, and toward, death all my life, more aware of it than a person should be.

People only look at me as a Beatle but my friends look at me as a whole person. That's how life works, but it's not bugging me anymore.