Quotes About Beliefs

He hated it, hated it, when Gamache pushed him like that. Not physically, but pushed him to consider feelings. Beliefs. Emotions. When Gamache insisted that they could possibly be as important as thoughts. As facts.

Your beliefs become your thoughts Your thoughts become your words Your words become your actions Your actions become your destiny. Mahatma Gandhi,

Your beliefs become your thoughts Your thoughts become your words Your words become your actions Your actions become your destiny. Mahatma Gandhi,' he said. 'There's more, but I can't remember it all.

For us political activists and candidates, the morning after any election is a mix of emotions - the personal and the immediate, the culmination of your own recent campaigning efforts and the fortunes of your party and the success or otherwise of what you stand for and believe in.

Society does not exist apart from the thoughts and actions of people. It does not have "interests" and does not aim at anything. The same is valid for all other collectives.

To a considerable extent, without knowing it, many people are philosophical Marxists, although they use different names for their philosophical ideas.

Beliefs are the roads we take to reach our dreams. Believe you can do something—or believe you can't—and you'll be right every time.

A lot of people have opinions, but I don't think they ever ask themselves why their opinions are what they are.

We don't have to accept each other's beliefs…but we do have to accept each other's right to believe them.

No child really chooses his religion; it is just the luck of the draw which blanket of beliefs you are wrapped in.

Money doesn't have beliefs about you. You have beliefs about money. —Dr. Joe Vitale

Don't you have any principles, Tristan? he asks me. Principles for which you would lay down your life? No, I say. People perhaps, but not principles. What good are they?

When we trust someone else and experience their love and acceptance, we begin to change our beliefs about ourselves. We learn that we are not bad; we learn that we are lovable and acceptable.

Our lives are limited by our beliefs. In my active addiction, I believed that my life and happiness depended on external forces. I made decisions according to that belief. My false belief led me to make wrong choices. I ultimately created the kind of world I believed in.

Closed systems are extremely dangerous because they deself their members and deprive them of self-esteem. Closed systems are dangerous because they allow no feedback. When no new information can be integrated into a system, it feeds upon itself and becomes an absolutizing agent. Its own beliefs become sacred laws; its own rules infallible; its own leaders all-powerful. This is exactly the problem with monarchial patriarchy and the poisonous pedagogy it spawns.

Defeasible beliefs provide the provisional certainty necessary to navigate an uncertain world.

Danger. Its name indicates that this is not the straight way but is a way of great variety and many religious philosophies. Hypocrisy

Never "for the sake of peace and quiet" deny your own experience or convictions. —Dag Statesman and Nobel Peace Prize Winner

you have dreams, goals, or aspirations, you need to grow to achieve them. But if you're like I was—and if you're like most people—you have one or more mistaken beliefs that create a gap that

Vision and mission are the head and the heart of people. But values are their soul.

Borrowed beliefs have no passion, therefore no power.

Acceptance of others, their looks, their behaviors, their beliefs, bring you an inner peace and tranquility instead of anger and resentment.

Your beliefs don't make you a better person your behavior does.

When I do good, I feel good... when I do bad I feel bad, that's my religion.