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Quotes About Purpose

She could remain an optimist because she understood that the world was made exclusively for the innocent. Rooms to house the wicked weren't included in the original architecture. Eventually, the world would be remodeled to restore it to its original purpose.
~ Dean Koontz
So many people spend their lives in jobs they hate, and that's worse.
~ Dean Koontz
Raising Amity provided sufficient meaning to make any life worth living. He didn't say as much to Amity
~ Dean Koontz
the meaninglessness of existence.
~ Dean Koontz
The why of a life could never be solved in this world, although vast libraries of solemn books speculated on the meaning and purpose of existence. Nothing could be known other than the what of any single life: what happened, what actions were taken, what events occurred beyond the person's control, what obvious consequences ensued, what impact for better or worse that one life was seen to have on others.
~ Dean Koontz
Nor did he grow impatient about the delay, for impatience was a characteristic of those who didn't understand that time flowed to a purpose that neither impatience nor haste could change for the better, though often for the worse.
~ Dean Koontz
When people think their lives are without meaning, they'll seek meaning even from the creepiest of charlatans
~ Dean Koontz
If we live forever, it doesn't matter so much what happens to us here.
~ Dean Koontz
We have all been brought into the world for some reason, and we must wonder why and hope to learn. My
~ Dean Koontz
My intellect is God-given. I've a sacred obligation to use it.
~ Dean Koontz
that I am in some way chosen for a special role.
~ Dean Koontz
Which would not surprise me. But a role in what?
~ Dean Koontz
If there's nothing to learn because we know it all, what's the challenge, why would the effort matter, what would be the point.
~ Dean Koontz
You can only be in one place at a time, odd one. So it's imperative that you be in the right place for the right reason
~ Dean Koontz
We have a weight to carry and a distance we must go. We have a weight to carry, a destination we can't know. We have a weight to carry and can put it down nowhere. We are the weight we carry from there to here to there. —The Book of Counted Sorrows
~ Dean Koontz
impatience was a characteristic of those who didn't understand that time flowed to a purpose that neither impatience nor haste could change for the better, though often for the worse.
~ Dean Koontz
Joe never married, and he lived alone all his life. He had no need of four chairs, and yet he built the extra three, perhaps as an expression of hope.
~ Dean Koontz
not as reliably able to interpret my dreams. Sometimes I wondered if I had everything backward, my life and purpose and meaning all backward. Maybe the best thing I had to offer was fry cookery of a high order, and maybe my paranormal abilities were nothing more than the equivalent of a talent for farting on command, better repressed than indulged. I, no less than anyone, was capable of self-delusion, of pride that led me to embrace a grander image of myself than was the truth.
~ Dean Koontz
Sometimes I wondered if I had everything backward, my life and purpose and meaning all backward. Maybe the best thing I had to offer was fry cookery of a high order, and maybe my paranormal abilities were nothing more than the equivalent of a talent for farting on command, better repressed than indulged. I, no less than anyone, was capable of self-delusion, of pride that led me to embrace a grander image of myself than was the truth.
~ Dean Koontz
he knew human lives were free of the chains of fate except in one regard: It was the human destiny to be free.
~ Dean Koontz
Untuk segala sesuatu ada masanya. Ada waktu untuk membunuh dan ada waktu untuk menyembuhkan.
~ Dean Koontz
shore of truth that they couldn't even see it. They were everywhere in our time, controlled by those who taught them to fear what didn't threaten them and receive with gladness those ideas and forces that would rob them of purpose, of meaning, of security—and sooner than later would take away their
~ Dean Koontz
The urgent events of this night had perhaps for the first time in his thirty-six years given him a sure connection with others and an awareness of meaning in his life, as well as a sense of purpose beyond mere continued existence—that purpose perceived by everyone yet mysterious, which involved not the body and the world, but the soul.
~ Dean Koontz
That is the Promise she made, to live for them. But she has been doing little more than surviving.
~ Dean Koontz