Quotes About Living

Party hard, make mistakes, laugh endlessly. Do things you're afraid to do. After all, you're only young once.

Life is a journey not a destination, Live life to the fullest.

Life isn't meant to be understood, it's meant to be lived.

When you let your fears go, you open yourself up and give yourself to the moment that's when you truly live.

You can hurt your present by pondering over the past & worrying about future.

Anyone can exist. Most fools do. It takes guts to truly Live.

The problem of life can be solved only by living.

You only live once is literally a false statement. You live everyday, you only die once.

We should know the difference between cherishing the lessons of the past and living in the past; likewise the difference between being prepared for the future and being worried about the future.

You only have one life to live so you might as well live it well once.

There is no rules on how to live life. There is only laws you must obey by. You live life, learn from your mistakes and move on. Never forgetting what has been done but always remembering what is done.

Live for today. Not yesterday. Not tomorrow. Just today. Inhabit your moments. Don't rent them out to tomorrow.

Stop swallowing your words, stop caring what others think. Stop waiting for the weekend, live now. Take risks.

Never think about the past it brings tears. Don't think about the future it brings fears. Live this moment with a smile good and cheers.

Smile. Because your beautiful. Laugh. Because your living life to the fullest. Stand strong. Because haters cant bring you down.

We have to be fearless. We have to take chances. We can't live life just being afraid of what comes next. That's not what living is about.

Our memory and our heart are not large enough to be able to remain faithful. We have not room enough, in our mental field, to keep the dead there as well as the living. We are obliged to build over what has gone before and is brought to light only by a chance excavation

I was living, and I found a certain wisdom in the philosophers who recommend us to set a limit to our desires (if, that is, they refer to our desire for people, for that is the only kind that ends in anxiety, having for its object a being at once unknown and unconscious.

El rabino Kushner escribió en uno de sus libros: "Yo creo que no es a morir a lo que teme la gente. Algo más desconcertante y trágico que la muerte nos asusta. Tenemos miedo de no haber vivido nunca, de llegar al final de nuestros días sintiendo que nunca estuvimos realmente vivos, que nunca entendimos de lo que realmente trata la vida... No

No es cuánto vivimos: supongo que en gran parte es cómo vivimos cada momento. Cada hora. Cada día".

I hope you'll excuse the mess." David Halpert looked dismayed at the chaos in his living room -- not so much for my sake, but because it was his and he had to live with it.

Every day as it comes should be welcomed and reduced forthwith into our own possession as if it were the finest day imaginable. What flies past has to be seized at.

It is not death that a man should fear, but he should fear never beginning to live.

Remember that no man loses other life than that which he lives, nor lives other than that which he loses.