Quotes About Discovery

Where he'd mistaken her for his muse, only to find she was actually the keeper of his heart.

I came here searching for something, Dad. I didn't find what I'd expected, but I found what I needed: peace. I needed peace.

The more she thought about it, the more she realized: Oak Ridgers had kept the most amazing secret ever.

Denise Kiernan

I like to findwhat's not foundat once, but lieswithin something of another naturein repose, distinct.

You have come to the shore. There are no instructions.

Two girls discover the secret of life in a sudden line of poetry.

She didn't read to show off at book groups or for discussion. She never made a show of her erudition. She just liked to be lost.

So I did indeed set out, as John Steinbeck says in his gavels with Charley, "not to instruct others but to inform myself.

The light still shone in the dark, a beacon, drawing him forward to the edge of the map, the place where the cartographer might mark "here there be dragons.

invention became

I Found a Silver Dollar I found a silver dollar, But I had to pay the rent. I found an alligator But his steering-wheel was bent. I found a little monkey, So I took him to the zoo. Then I found a sticky kiss and so I brought it home to you.

We were born to be free, to expand our horizons by going where we have never gone before, and not to hang out in the relative comfort and safety of the nest, the known. There is a place within us that is courageous beyond our human understanding; it yearns to explore beyond the boundaries of our daily life.

To learn more, we have to be willing to leave the zone of the known and step into the void.

Tell me a story.

La seule grotte vous avez toujours craint d'entrer détient le trésor que vous avez été chercher toute votre vie. Osez-vous à entrer, et le bonheur est le vôtre!

Life always brings you face-to-face with your best friend, worst enemy, great teacher and your most passionate lover, without revealing their identities to you. To know exactly who is who, you must befriend them, fight with them, learn from them, and even love them passionately. Life is to be experienced, my friend, not guessed.

On every June 21, the Summer Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, I remember this unforgettable line from Albert Camus: 'In the depth of Winter I finally learned that there was in me an invincible Summer.' It's true that we often discover our true strength only during the most challenging phases of life. We must keep alive and rekindled that divine spark of Stregth that is always within us, invincible and indestructible, as we welcome Summer on June 21 every year.

One cannot really discover new oceans unless and until she/he dares to lose sight of the shore, the most familiar territory and the comfort zone.

Only out of Chaos are born Brilliant Dancing Stars and Ingenius Illuminating Inventions.

Profitez du Voyage de la Vie. Enjoy the Journey of Life.

Serendipity communicates with prepared minds, in my view, often leading to miraculous creations and inventions. Serendipity will dance with you if you're already on the dance floor. You mustn't expect it to happen if you're among many spectators who are merely watching others dance. So get on the dance floor right away, and have a good dance with Serendipity when your moment arrives.

The day you dare to leave the well-trodden path, the world will begin to notice your footprints.

The only cave you've always feared to enter holds the treasure you've been seeking all your life. Dare yourself to enter, and Happiness is yours!