Quotes About Bravery

Courage is the strength of love.

You never know how fearless you are until someone you love is in danger.

It takes a strong person to be a soldier. It takes a stronger person to love a soldier. Support our troops.

Love and life is about taking risks. You'll never know what's going to happen next unless you're brave enough to face whatever it brings.

I am brave because I know my fear, I am strong because I know my weakness, I am wise because I've been foolish. I love because I've been hurt.

A soldier doesn't fight because he hates the enemy in front of him, he fights because he loves what he left behind.

Courage is being afraid but going on anyhow. ~Dan Rather

I know this is scary. You're hungry and cold and you want to give up! But you can't turn on each other! Not now! Show me how brave you can be by pulling together! Do it for each other! That's the trick! Because when you reach out--when you extend yourself for other people-- that's when you're without fear!

Gathering speed, the wagon reached the point where the tunnel took a sudden plunge. Its passengers held on tightly as the vehicle tipped over the edge and careered into the abyss. Ireheart wooped in excitement, Boëndal held on for dear life, Bavragor burst into song, and Goïmgar petitioned Vraccas, while Tungdil wondered if any of his companions were sane.

The dwarf stood his ground.

Come out, so I can kill you!

Army? I don't need an army when I've got my ax!

She took a step and didn't want to take any more, but she did.

I've taken on this task to keep me from staring into the gloom and being frightened. For I am frightened. Fear creeps up on me from all sides, and I don't want to wait until it gets to me and overpowers me. I shall write until darkness falls, and this new, unfamiliar work should make my mind tired, empty and drowsy. I'm not afraid of morning, only of the long, gloomy afternoons.

Sé que si me rindo, el miedo puede destruirme.

I am not easily frightened. Not because I am brave but because I know that I am dealing with human beings, and that I must try as hard as I can to understand everything that anyone ever does. And that was the real import of this morning: not that a disgruntled young Gestapo officer yelled at me, but that I felt no indignation, rather a real compassion

Il coraggio a volte è una via obbligata.

The latrine broke my lion heart.

The white hunter was laughing happily, his adoring girl was open-mouthed in admiration for his nerve, I was sweating with dismay and outrage, and then an elephant charged and did not stop and our hero stepped hard on the gas and drove off, saying, "Not bluffing that time." So now I knew, lucky me, what a medium-size elephant stampede was like. Doomed to see elephants in the company of lunatics. All I wanted was to watch them with love and respect, at a reasonable distance.

How does one kill fear, I wonder? How do you shoot a spectre through the heart, slash off its spectral head, take it by the spectral throat? —Joseph Conrad         We

The person who suffers from a severe trauma disorder must decide between surviving in a barely sublethal misery of numbness and frustration, and taking a chance that may well bring her a better life, but that feels like stupidly issuing an open invitation to the unspeakable horror that waits to consume her alive. And in the manner of the true hero, she must choose to take the risk. For

I am going to have to stop scaring the shit out of myself.

In the creche, our moms always said that fear was an artificial condition. It's imposed from the outside. So it's possible to fight it. You should do the things you're afraid of.

Join the Rienish navy. See unusual sights. Never sleep with the lights out again.