Quotes About Consciousness

You see persons and things not as they are but as you are.

Suddenly we could all hear, we could all listen, and instead of being caught up in our finite little balls of bullshit, we could all become players in that great universal orchestra again.

For a brief second, for an inexpressibly curtailed efflux of time, so short that its duration could be appreciated only in recollection, being immediately engulfed at the moment of birth, I was conscious of a sensation I had never before encountered: an awareness that Stringham was perhaps a trifle embarrassed.

You are now at a crossroads. This is your opportunity to make the most important decision you will ever make. Forget your past. Who are you now? Who have you decided you really are now? Don't think about who you have been. Who are you now? Who have you decided to become? Make this decision consciously. Make it carefully. Make it powerfully. ~

My teacher Jim Rohn taught me a simple principle: every day, stand guard at the door of your mind, and you alone decide what thoughts and beliefs you let into your life. For they will shape whether you feel rich or poor, cursed or blessed.

We are what we think. All that we are arises With our thoughts. With our thoughts, We make our world." —THE BUDDHA

The world we live in is the world we choose to live in, whether consciously or unconsciously. If we choose bliss, that's what we get. If we choose misery, we get that, too.

If you don't plant the mental and physiological seeds of the results you want, weeds will grow automatically. If we don't consciously direct our own minds and states, our environment may produce undesirable haphazard states. The results can be disastrous. Thus it's critical that—on a daily basis—we stand guard at the door of our mind, that we know how we are consistently representing things to ourselves. We must daily weed our garden.

A man is but the product of his thoughts. What he thinks, he becomes. —MAHATMA GANDHI

It's critical that we look at any pattern of communication and ask ourselves regularly, "If I continue to represent things to myself this way, what will likely be the final result in my life?

If we want to change our lives and shape our destiny, we need to consciously select the words we're going to use, and we need to constantly strive to expand our level of choice.

The world we live in is the world we choose to live in, whether consciously or unconsciously. If we choose bliss, that's what we get. If we choose misery, we get that, too. As

Nothing has any power over me other than that which I give it through my conscious thoughts.

Safety doesn't happen by accident. —FLORIDA HIGHWAY SIGN

Life is like a river. It's moving, and you can be at the mercy of the river if you don't take deliberate, conscious action to steer yourself in a direction you have predetermined.

Para controlar conscientemente nuestras vidas, tenemos que evaluar y mejorar conscientemente nuestro vocabulario, para asegurarnos que nos empuje en la dirección que deseamos en lugar de aquella que queremos evitar.

We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures. —THORNTON WILDER

Somos los únicos seres sobre el planeta que llevamos una vida interna tan rica que lo más importante para nosotros no son los acontecimientos en sí, sino cómo los interpretamos;

Somos lo que pensamos. Todo lo que somos surge con nuestros pensamientos. Con nuestros pensamientos, hacemos nuestro mundo. BUDA

Under all that we think, lives all we believe, like the ultimate veil of our spirits." —ANTONIO MACHADO

every day, stand guard at the door of your mind, and you alone decide what thoughts and beliefs you let into your life. For they will shape whether you feel rich or poor, cursed or blessed.

The state that you're in at any given moment determines your perceptions of reality and thus your decisions and behavior. In

He was chairman of the British branch of the Company, and had had shares allocated to him, — or, as he said, to the house, — to the extent of two millions of dollars. But still there was a feeling of doubt, and a consciousness that Melmotte, though a tower of strength, was thought by many to have been built upon the sands.

The only question was whether he must die at once speechless, unconscious, stricken to death by his first heavy fit, or whether by due aid of medical skill he might not be so far brought back to this world as to become conscious of his state and enabled to address one prayer to his Maker before he was called to meet Him face to face at the judgement seat.