Quotes About Rejuvenation

Well, sometimes you need the fields to lie fallow in order to gain nutrients.

Sabbath rest is not about stopping, but about exchanging our restlessness for delight.

You see," continued another in a more conciliatory tone, "it's really quite strenuous doing nothing all day, so once a week we take a holiday and go nowhere, which was just where we were going when you came along.

You'd be a woreout sumbuck. I'll tell you that. Think how good you'd sleep.

I'm only a kind of book doctor. I can give books new bindings, rejuvenate them a little, stop the bookworms from eating them, and prevent them from losing their pages over the years like a man loses his hair. But inventing the stories in them, filling new, empty pages with right words-- I can't do that. That's a very different trade. A famous writer once wrote, 'An author can be seen as three things: a storyteller, a teacher, or magician-- but a magician, the enchanter, is in the ascendant.

with a leaf canopy spreading so wide that a whole troop of horsemen could shelter beneath it. The forests of the other world were so young, their trees still children. They had always made him feel old, so old that the years covered him like cobwebs. Here he was young again, just a child among the trees, not much older than the mushrooms growing among their roots, not much taller than the thistles and nettles.

The destructive character knows only one watchword: make room; only one activity: clearing away ... The destructive character is young and cheerful. For destroying rejuvenates in clearing away traces of our own age ...

Get some rest.

a few quiet moments in nature can bring about a radical shift in the most disagreeable of circumstances.

One thing work gives is the joy of not working, a minute here or there when I stand and only breathe, receiving the good of the air. It comes back. Good work done comes back into the mind, a free breath drawn.

Sometimes all we need is a little pampering to help us feel better...

Water heals itself. Every time. I like that. And if I'm being honest, maybe I need that.

I will walk by myself and cure myself in the sunshine and the wind.

If something seems particularly hard, there is usually no value in staying up all night and staring at it. Take a break, take a nap, have a snack, explain what you are having a problem with to someone (or perhaps your dog), and then come back to it with fresh eyes.

Toate vapoarele ar trebui s? poarte numele "Panaceu", pentru c? nimic nu te vindec? mai bine decât o c?l?torie pe mare. Problemele tale sunt amânate pentru moment, vaporul te ia în grija lui, iar când ajunge într-un târziu în port, te red? cu tristeÈ›e fr?mânt?rilor lumii.

Out with the cold, in with the woo.

I may say that we have had somewhat too much of "the gospel of work." It is time to preach the gospel of relaxation.

How beautiful it is to do nothing, and then to rest afterward.

I believe I see what the week is for: it is to give time to rest up from the weariness of Sunday.

Today I'd like to sit and sip, Forget about the world a bit, Ignore the things I have to do, And just enjoy a cup or two.

As a matter of recuperation the vacation does not recuperate, since as a rule, no man needs a vacation so much as the person who has just had one.

The man who is so run down that he needs a vacation can never adjust or reform himself in two weeks. What he really needs is to reform his life.

Vacation used to be a luxury, but in today's world it has become a necessity.

An evening walk gives the body and mind a chance to forgive the trials and tribulations of the day, to shed the rubbish and mental clutter before retiring for the night.