Quotes About Desires

The power of our subconscious thoughts and desires attracts good luck.

Our minds control us with desires and fears.

Never lose hope. Never forget the power of intentions and desires.

You are nothing but your desires, dreams, thoughts, and beliefs

If your needs are little, you are rich enough.

Control your desires as if your life depended on them, then your life will do.

Curiosity is the fire of desires that burns the dust to reveal the diamond.

Death is the final dance of dreams, desires, loves and hopes.

If people have to choose between freedom and sandwiches they will take sandwiches.

Every man's path is for himself; let him accomplish his own desires that he may thus be able to rise above them to the eternal goal.

The law of attraction is most understood when you see yourself as a magnet getting more and more of the way you FEEL.

Create a Vision Board .. pictures of what you want to attract .. every day look at it and get into the feeling state of already having acquired these wants.

Your life is not a result of your potential, skills or desires, but of your consistent expectations and actions, which largely flow from your values and beliefs.

You can't truly, deeply and sustainably motivate anybody until you know what their motives are - what motivates them...?

Our destiny changes with our thoughts we shall become what we wish to become do what we wish to do when our habitual thoughts correspond with our desires.

Self-confidenc e, poise, consciousness of possessing the power to accomplish our desires, with renewed lively interest in life are the natural results of the practice of Contrology [Pilates].

The Law of Attraction attracts to you everything you need, according to the nature of your thought life.

Freedom means the power to act by soul guidance, not by the compulsions of desires and habits. Obeying the ego leads to bondage; obeying the soul brings liberation.

Where there is great love, there are always wishes.

The problem is that "bad men obey their lusts as servants obey their masters," and because they cannot control their desires, they can never find contentment.4

A much better, albeit less obvious way to gain satisfaction is not by working to satisfy our desires but by working to master them. In particular, we need to take steps to slow down the desire-formation process within us. Rather than working to fulfill whatever desires we find in our head, we need to work at preventing certain desires from forming and eliminating many of the desires that have formed. And rather than wanting new things, we need to work at wanting the things we already have. This

This is because the desire for luxuries is not a natural desire. Natural desires, such as a desire for water when we are thirsty, can be satisfied; unnatural desires cannot.12 Therefore, when we find ourselves wanting something, we should pause to ask whether the desire is natural or unnatural, and if it is unnatural, we should think twice about trying to satisfy it.

Epictetus: "Always to seek to conquer myself rather than fortune, to change my desires rather than the established order, and generally to believe that nothing except our thoughts is wholly under our control, so that after we have done our best in external matters, what remains to be done is absolutely impossible, at least as far as we are concerned.

And although wealth can procure for us physical luxuries and various pleasures of the senses, it can never bring us contentment or banish our grief.