Quotes About Transformation

Creativity is making something different using the same thing."

Dreams are turning the desert into paradise.

For there to be a new tomorrow, new thoughts must be created today."

Money does not change the pig, but it improves the pigsty."

My wings got bigger than the cage.

The best company is the one that turns water into wine.

The dreamy slug gets wings, the pessimistic caterpillar will never fly."

The future does not depend on the past.

The good thing about life is that you can change it.

The key to the cage is in your wings."

The pests will only hinder you as long as you are a seed.

The roads of the past do not lead to the future."

The scarecrow's self-esteem turns rags into fashion.

The slug will always tell the caterpillar that it can't fly.

We will never be better than the future, but we can be better than the past."

After I spent my whole life chasing wings, I learned that I don't need them to fly."

The scarecrow makes a way of life out of rags.?

I was breathing life into the book through my hand, and the book was breathing back out through me into the world. And what was a book but leather? And what was leather but animal skin? And what was paper but a tree, and vellum but lamb? And what was I but an idea?

It all begins, I maintain, with that powerful and underutilized thing called love. God's love for the individual is displayed by those people who reflect his love in their words and deeds. It ultimately gets understood and accepted by the child in poverty, and through that individual's love for others, the world gets changed.

A man without mysticism becomes a monster.

we are going to enter a new world.

Once a new and more reliable means of contact becomes commonplace, as it will, then this species is going to wake up to its true reason for existence, and in so doing is going to reach a whole new level of life.

Establishing the bridge between the worlds means a more competent, more peaceful and happier species.

As I continued to pray raggedly, prayer ceased to be an awkward and self-conscious act. It became a daily need to which I looked forward. If, for any reason, I were deprived of it, I was distressed as if I had been deprived of some life necessity, like water. I cannot say I changed. There tore through me a transformation with the force of a river, which, dammed up and diverted for a lifetime, bursts its way back to its true channel. I became what I was. I ceased to be what I was not.