Quotes About Patience

Guilford thought he knew what science was. It was nothing more than curiosity … tempered by humility, disciplined with patience. Science

The beautiful part of writing is that you don't have to get it right the first time, unlike, say, a brain surgeon.

Life is like crossing a stream on a path of stepping stones; if it wobbles step back and reassess the path but always keep moving forward.

they were still living out of the covered wagon in which they had first arrived almost a year ago.

Life is short. Forgive quickly. Kiss slowly.

If you stay right where you are, then people will eventually come to you

Me and the crickets've been here since five, Professor. You know what they say. Early bird catches the worm.

twenty years, the odds of finding Sarah

You control what you can control. You give the rest to God." By

Ramsey spun an uncurled paper clip

I have a lot more patience now than I did when I was twenty-five, and patience is a big part of being a parent." "I

Wisdom too often never comes, and so one ought not to reject it merely because it comes late. Justice Felix Frankfurter Henslee v. Union Planters Bank, 1949.

He used to say that plants are like children." "Really? How so?" "They come from a seed, sprout limbs, grow taller, stronger—but you have to nourish them." "Do

Wisdom too often never comes, and so one ought not to reject it merely because it comes late.

You won't heal, never completely, but it will get better with time.

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I believe baseball and the Church are deeply kindred spirits—both feature obscure rules that make sense only to initiates, both have communions of saints, both reward patience, and in both, casual fans can dip in and out, but for serious devotees the liturgy is a daily affair.

Victory is never won by the multitudes.

Just stop pursuing the subject we know is going to lead to disaster. Pro 17:14 - The idea is not to sweep the matter under the rug but it gives a little time for the water to recede behind the dam.

Disagree but don't argue.

Well, I like a good hater. But that can wait.

My mind is so busy that my thoughts and ideas have to take a number and get in line.

Never be like a prostitute, going from guru to guru, deity to deity, never select¬ ing one as a true lover. Be like the Cataka bird, that drinks water only when the Swati asterism is in the sky. Never be happy anywhere but where your beloved is, whatever you may choose to love. Then you can get Siddhi—not otherwise.

I can imagine few things more trying to the patience than the long wasted days of waiting.