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Quotes About Acceptance

And He will accept her as one of His blessed children, Emma. Sure and He will. His own son, Jesus, said, "Suffer little children to come unto
~ Barbara Taylor Bradford
Because people are always afraid of what they do not know, what they do not understand, the unfamiliar or the different, and that fear invariably turns to hate. Unreasoned hatred that makes no sense. In
~ Barbara Taylor Bradford
Possibile che debba finire così? Saltuariamente - si sarà notato - accade di pensare: possibile che debba finire così? Io, di mio, era un po' che non lo pensavo. Avevo smesso di interrogarmi. Si scivola giù, senza accorgersi di molto, assordati dal dolore, ed è tutto.
~ Baricco Alessandro
When bad things happen or you don't get your own way, if you can open your heart to compassion instead of shunting it down in anger, you're going to create more light.
~ Barrie Dolnick
The great correspondent of the seventeenth century Madame de Sevigne counseled, Take chocolate in order that even the most tireome company seem acceptable to you, which is also sound advice today!
~ Barrie Kerper
Had I not known that I was dead already I would have mourned my loss of life. —last words of Ota Dokan, scholar of military arts and poet, 1486
~ Barry Eisler
the young man's blindness irreparable, his mistakes immutable, the consequences irreversible.
~ Barry Eisler
You see, cancer is simply nature's way of making you want to die.' Tatsu.
~ Barry Eisler
Denial has no survival value.' If you're going to play, you have to at least recognize what the game is.
~ Barry Eisler
Is there any teacher better, more patient, more determined than fate?
~ Barry Eisler
There's a saying I like. 'Denial has no survival value.' If you're going to play, you have to at least recognize what the game is.
~ Barry Eisler
Shoganai," I said. Literally, There is no way of doing it. "Yes," he said, nodding. "Elsewhere they have Cest la vie, or That's life.
~ Barry Eisler
Death catches everyone eventually, and I had never harbored any illusions about its ability to catch me. That it had hesitated so long to do so seemed born more of a desire to mock me than of any real inclination to wait. Death had tired of that game, and had finally moved in to collect what we all owe.
~ Barry Eisler
Some people just need a routine, and refuse to accept the consequences of predictability. In my experience, these people tend to get culled, often sooner, sometimes later. It's a Darwinian world out there.
~ Barry Eisler
I had such a strong awareness that one day, I was going to be gone, but the trees would still be here, the moon would still be above them, shining down, and it made me cry, but a good kind of crying, because I knew it had to be that way. I had to accept it because that's the way things are. Things end. That's mono no aware.
~ Barry Eisler
But denial . . . well, you know what they say about denial." Ben nodded, seeing where this was going now, not wanting to show what he really thought of it. "It has no survival value.
~ Barry Eisler
To go in search of what once was is to postpone the difficulty of living with what is.
~ Barry Lopez
what most of us are looking for is the opportunity to express, without embarrassment or judgment or retaliation, our capacity to love.
~ Barry Lopez
To Love Is To Be Happy With
~ Barry Neil Kaufman
In a world of scarcity, opportunities don't present themselves in bunches, and the decisions people face are between approach and avoidance, acceptance or rejection.
~ Barry Schwartz
Learning to accept "good enough" will simplify decision making and increase satisfaction.
~ Barry Schwartz
We would be better off if we lowered our expectations about the results of decisions
~ Barry Schwartz
İnsanlar? iki kategoriye ay?r?n. Yeterince iyi olanlar ve olmayanlar. Yeterince iyi olanlar? ÅŸapkan?n içine koyun. Yeterince iyi olmayanlar ise reddedilmiÅŸ olsun.
~ Barry Schwartz
We can mitigate regret by Adopting the standards of a satisficer rather than a maximizer. Reducing the number of options we consider before making a decision. Practicing gratitude for what is good in a decision rather than focusing on our disappointments with what is bad.
~ Barry Schwartz