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Quotes About Hope

the glitter and wink of the trapped fish inside it.
~ Gerald Durrell
I sighed rapturously. It was a wonderful story, and might well be true. Even it if wasn't true, it was the sort of thing that should happen
~ Gerald Durrell
In conservation, the motto should always be 'never say die'.
~ Gerald Durrell
Fear can be known as the most virulent and damaging virus known to humankind.
~ Gerald G. Jampolsky
Spend as much time as you can before tomorrow ridding yourself of all the past, painful guilty, fearful thoughts and experiences you have had with your son.
~ Gerald G. Jampolsky
rise to a higher level of freedom. We are not being called to run away from danger but toward safety.
~ Gerald G. Jampolsky
we can suffer economic loss and see it as an opportunity for a spiritual transformation.
~ Gerald G. Jampolsky
Hope can sometimes be an elusive thing, and occasionally it must come to us with pain. But it is there, irrevocably. Like freedom, hope is a child of grace, and grace cannot be stopped. I refer once more to Saint Paul, a man who, I am convinced, understood addiction: "Hope will not be denied, because God's love has been poured into our hearts.
~ Gerald G. May
The active night of the spirit is characterized by similar disciplines and restraints applied to the intellect, memory, will, and imagination. John's primary example here is of practicing the virtues. He says that the three theological virtues (faith, hope, and love) are instrumental in freeing the spirit from its attachments. Faith darkens and empties the intellect, hope frees the memory, and love liberates the will.
~ Gerald G. May
Inside us all, in the depths of our winters, things are going on, things we will have no clue of until spring comes, and perhaps not even then.
~ Gerald G. May
when rightly practiced, asceticism is the human component of the mysterious incarnate intimacy of human intention and divine grace which holds the only real hope of victory over attachment. Like
~ Gerald G. May
Regardless of when and how it happens, the dark night of the soul is the transition from bondage to freedom in prayer and in every other aspect of life.
~ Gerald G. May
Grace is the most powerful force in the universe. It can transcend repression, addiction, and every other internal or external power that seeks to oppress the freedom of the human heart. Grace is where our hope lies. Journey
~ Gerald G. May
The bare edge of freedom is insured and preserved inside us by God, and no matter what forces oppress us from without or within, it is indestructible.19
~ Gerald G. May
the dark night of the soul is endless.
~ Gerald G. May
imagination in looking to the future. Memory is the ground of dreaming.
~ Gerald G. May
Yes, they were part of him. He hoped he was a little part of them--if only a memory, a fraction of their consciousness. How the Sweeney's of the world needed them. He blinked fiercely, stemming his tears. I am not much of a man, but at least I have known them.
~ Gerald Green
And, in the end, I knew there was nothing better in life than keeping the head and the heart up—and when you cannot see the shoreline, always putting one hand, one word, in front of the other.
~ Gerald Hausman
The quickest way for anyone to reach the sun and the light of day is not to run west, chasing after the setting sun, but to head east, plunging into the darkness until one comes to the sunrise.
~ Gerald Lawson Sittser
I have this recurring nightmare where I'm lost in a strange forest, and my only hope is your sense of direction. Enough to give a fellow the sweats, it is.
~ Gerald Morris
Press forward with all diligence so that you may claim the promises of the Lord.
~ Gerald N. Lund
Paul Adams stood up quickly. "We have not lost, Bryce," he whispered fiercely. "Not so long as the desire for freedom burns in the heart of one person. We have not lost!
~ Gerald N. Lund
evil will never permanently triumph.
~ Gerald N. Lund
In a season of increasing tumult in the world . . . , the Spirit promised has produced a sense of optimism about what lies ahead, even as the commotion in the world seems to increase. Henry B. Eyring, "Fear Not to Do Good," Ensign, November 2017
~ Gerald N. Lund