Quotes About Lessons

Was it a millionaire who said "imagine no possessions?" A poor little schoolboy who said "we don't need no lessons?

Accept and accommodate everything and everyone. In other words, never isolate or reject anyone in your Life. For, a good person gives you Happiness. A bad person gives you Experience. Whereas, the so called worst person teaches you a Lesson. Moreover, your favourite person gives you memories that live on. - Emeasoba George

Anything/anyone that comes your way whether good or bad, favourable or unfavourable is meant to teach you a lesson and not at all to lessen you. So, be willing and consistent to learn a lot and then wise up.

Be thankful to God (Almighty) for all things and at all times. In case you don't know, there is always a reasonable reason for every season and for every lesson in life. -Emeasoba George

Life is undoubtedly a wonderful and awesome teacher. Because, it gives us tests (challenges and difficulties) first and foremost that eventually teach us lessons, unlike the schools that often teach us lessons before giving us tests. ~Emeasoba George

What it takes to be thankful/cheerful always is just to realize/acknowledge/believe that all things happen for a reason and for a lesson too.

Whatever that happens to you in life has a spiritual significance. I mean, it could be a lesson, test, trial, redirection or something to strengthen your faith/courage in God i.e. there is a reason behind every issue/matter of life. Besides, the lessons of life that you are meant to learn out of every issue/matter are as well stepping stones of faith to take you to a higher plains of belief/faith in God. So, you've got to acknowledge all that in order not to be bothered by any issue/matter.

You've got to realize that life is a school and you are meant to learn daily.

If you don't know your history, you will be controlled by its ghosts.

I així, sense voler-ho, el seu excés d'amor em va encomanar un rebuig per qualsevol sentiment i fins i tot una por als acostaments emotius i vibrants cap a una altra persona. Vaig aprendre una lliçó per fugir de tot compromís sentimental: a més estimació, més perills de tota mena. No t'acostis i no et cremaràs. L'amor crema. L'amor consumeix. L'amor mata.

Those who look forward to a period of continuous and, so to speak, inevitable progress, are bound to assign some more solid reason for their convictions than a merely empirical survey of the surface lessons of history.

History, again, tells us of successive civilizations which have been born, have for a space thriven exceedingly, and have then miserably perished.

The things we remember best are those better forgotten.

Sometimes the darkest challenges, the most difficult lessons, hold the greatest gems of light.

Remember that to yourself, you are and always will be the strongest element in your environment. That's why any job, right or wrong, will teach you important lessons about yourself. The truth is that personal development is the real reason you should be working in the first place.

Think of your own life. Haven't your most valuable lessons come from your most trying experiences? Hard times, like heavy weights, build muscle. I observed, among the women I interviewed, that the most audacious were those who had endured the most adversity, especially as children

History is the unfolding of miscalculation.

History never repeats itself," said Voltaire; "man always does." Thucydides,

If men could learn from history, what lessons it might teach us!" lamented Samuel Coleridge. "But passion and party blind our eyes, and the light which experience gives us is a lantern on the stern which shines only on the waves behind us." The image is beautiful but

if autocrats always acted wisely they would not furnish history with moral lessons.

it is reassuring to know that the human species has lived through worse before.

History never repeats itself," said Voltaire; "man always does." Thucydides, of course, made that principle the justification of his work.

If men could learn from history, what lessons it might teach us!" lamented Samuel Coleridge. "But passion and party blind our eyes, and the light which experience gives us is a lantern on the stern which shines only on the waves behind us.

Dead battles, like dead generals, hold the military mind in their dead grip, and Germans, no less than other peoples, prepare for the last war.