logo

Quotes About Awe

Life's mysterious, strange, and full of wonders- and only a fool withdraws from it willingly and lets it pass him by.
~ Dean Koontz
Discover the beauty of life through the eyes of a child.
~ Vasso Charalambous
Stars are dull when they're compared to you and I
~ Grace VanderWaal
Every morning the sun rises with a golden glow to reveal the ineffable magnificence of life.
~ Debasish Mridha
I get lost in the magical beauty that is all around me. My mind is an enchanted magician who mysteriously creates all of that magnificent beauty.
~ Debasish Mridha
Every morning I wake up with an unknown, unexplainable joy of life. Then I get lost in the beauty of the morning sun and all of the magnificence that surrounds me.
~ Debasish Mridha
If nothing excites you and nothing makes you wonder, you are going to miss all of the wonderful things that life can offer.
~ Debasish Mridha
The fear of God is a fierce faith.
~ Lailah Gifty Akita
Knowledge is beautiful science is amazing.
~ Debasish Mridha M.D.
He who wonders discovers that this in itself is wonder.
~ M. C. Escher
Bien que les étoiles ne parlent pas, même en étant silencieux, ils crient. Although the stars do not speak, even in being silent they cry out.
~ Jean Calvin
Fortunately, the sun has a wonderfully glorious habit of rising every morning. When the sky lightened, when the birds awoke, I knew I would never again see anything so splendid as the round red sun coming up over the earth.
~ Jean Craighead George
But I shall transmit their names far down the ages. These names alone will remain in the future, divested of their objects. Who, it will be asked, were Bulkaen, Harcamone, Divers, who was Pilorge, who was Guy? And their names will inspire awe, as we are awed by the light from a star that has been dead a thousand years. Have I told all there was to tell of this adventure? If I take leave of this book, I take leave of what can be related. The rest is ineffable. I say no more and walk barefoot.
~ Jean Genet
We knew a flood was inconvenient and destructive. At the same time we couldn't help but feel a peculiar sort of delight that something beyond us was large enough to destroy the inexorability of our routines.
~ Jean Hegland
Occasionally we will be overwhelmed, but mostly we will be enchanted.
~ Jean Houston
Sometimes something awful could break your heart with beauty.
~ Jean Reynolds Page
Synchronicity has been defined, tongue-in-cheek, as "God acting anonymously," which nonetheless alludes to an awe that can accompany an especially uncanny and significant synchronicity. Maybe we should think of it as "Sophia acting anonymously," when we know through the synchronicity that there is no adequate explanation for how this could happen other than that we are part of an interconnected spiritual universe that has just shown us that we matter.
~ Jean Shinoda Bolen
As human sciences develop and the world evolves, we are called to grow into a new and deeper understanding of the Source of the universe and of life. As we participate in this, our sense of the true expands. Freedom is to be in awe of this Source, of the beauty and diversity of people, and of the universe. It is to contemplate the height and breadth of all that is true.
~ Jean Vanier
Who among us has never looked up into the heavens on a starlit night, lost in wonder at the vastness of space and the beauty of the stars?
~ Jeb Bush
TO YOUR KNEES Life will eventually bring you to your knees. Either you'll be on your knees cursing the universe and begging for a different life, or you'll be brought to your knees by gratitude and awe, deeply embracing the life that you have, too overwhelmed by the beauty of it all to stand or even speak. Either way, they're the same knees.
~ Jeff Foster
Ever wonder why Christians are often lethargic in worship? Why our allegiance is weak and our obedience sporadic? It's because we know little of God's power working through the church. Imagine how our faith and worship would explode if we witnessed more of God's life-changing work in the lives of His people. Again, the spiritual principle here is "the greater the awe, the greater the worship.
~ Jeff Kinley
Recalled Chuck Clanton, a junior cornerback: "When I saw him the first time I was like, 'Jesus Christ, what the fuck is that?' When he walked, his thighs naturally rubbed together. There was no fat. None. He had Earl Campbell thighs. But he was faster than Earl Campbell. If he had three percent body fat, that'd be a lot. He was all muscle. Like a tank from the future.
~ Jeff Pearlman
Can you really imagine what it was like in those first moments, peering down into that dark space, and seeing that? Perhaps you can. Perhaps you're staring at it right now.
~ Jeff Vandermeer
Hadn't the hummingbird been a kind of miracle? Hadn't it diminished us not to see this as a miracle and protect it?
~ Jeff Vandermeer