Quotes About Connection

Happiness can start by a conversation with coffee or Tea.

Understand that the most Luck You have come , because of others.

I'm here on this Planet for Give Love to Others, why They are Here I not Ask and Don't Know.

In my Dreams i'm with You in real Life I cannot Get You. In mijn dromen ben ik met Jou maar in het echte Leven kan ik niet met Jou zijn.

When we grow up with Love it's Easy to Share it with Others.

I'm Here On This Planet to Use my Energy to love others, For what others are Here i don't know.

What is a Better Feeling then Be Loved in Love?

We and the Nature are One, take care Ourselves.

We all need Friendship, never forget that our most luck comes because of others.

Enemies are people whose stories you haven't yet heard and whose faces you haven't yet seen. —Irene Hasenberg Butter, Holocaust survivor, during an interview at her home in Ann Arbor, Michigan, June 13, 2013

Their shared loss went unsaid, but never unremembered. Sendai,

The rector wondered if the joy that people seemed so expert at containing somehow transferred to their dogs, who had nothing at all to hide.

Why can't life always be lived under the stars,' she said, 'with great music and family and friends?

I thought of you when I read this quote from "Come Rain or Come Shine (A Mitford Novel)" by Jan Karon - "Listening is among the most generous ways to give. When a loved one talks to us— whether their words appear to be deep or shallow— listen. For in some way, they are baring their souls.

there is no more lovely, friendly and charming relationship, communion, or company than a good marriage. May

Maybe the best way to honor the deceased was to laugh with the living.

When we receive the bread and blood, we, also, are touching God...I know you recognize that wonderous fact, dear brother, but sometimes it's good to be reminded.

What is your hope,' said Paul, 'for any ministry you may undertake?' 'To help people love God so they can learn to love themselves and each other.

All people are children when they sleep. There's no war in them then . . . They . . . open their hands halfway, soldiers and statesmen, servants and masters. . . . If only we could speak to one another then when our hearts are half-open flowers Words like golden bees would drift in.

Deep in their roots,' Roethke had said, 'all flowers keep the light.

While most people took family for granted, he [Father Tim] took it for grace.

He snuggled up to her back, conforming to her soft contours. "Spoons" is what this marital position was called in their part of the South.

George, Lord Lyttelton had said, How much the wife is dearer than the bride.

God had been merciful. He wanted to be merciful, too. He was the only one who could open the channel between his children and their grandmother. If he could do this with his head, maybe later it would move to his heart.