Quotes About Abundance

Our capacity to give away speaks to the universe of our willingness to receive.

She says you can't pretend you have nothing when you have so much.

Kuru fasulyeleri ateÅŸe koydum. Onlar? y?karken, "Bugün zengin insanlar gibiyim," dedim. "Fasulye haz?rl?yorum.

After all, deprivation was what he believed was there, but it was the ever-present, self-confirming mechanism of fulfillment that fulfilled his perception of deprivation! Once the hungry ghost perceives that fulfillment is more real than deprivation, he can start to perceive fulfillment everywhere because if we perceive something somewhere, we will eventually perceive it everywhere. That's the quirk of consciousness.

How can they be that poor, when our kingdom is so rich?

Oh... and we had three pools... you know, in case two broke.

Real education means to inspire people to live more abundantly, to learn to begin with life as they find it and make it better,

It's all too much.

Take all that is given whether wealth, love or language, nothing comes by mistake and with good digestion all can be turned to health.

I have more love, success, and security than I could ever dream of.

Only a craven would steal a fruit when he could take the orchard.

A part of all I earn is mine to keep.' Say it in the morning when you first arise. Say it at noon. Say it at night. Say it each hour of every day. Say it to yourself until the words stand out like letters of fire across the sky.

A lemon tree was nearly universal; other trees varied with climate - almond trees in Adelaide and Perth, plums and apples in Melbourne, choke vines and bananas in Sydney and Brisbane, a mango in Cairns, figs and loquats everywhere. For a few weeks, there was a gross overabundance of fruit and much trading ('I'll take some of your plums if you take some of my apples next month').

The best things in life are never rationed. Friendship, loyalty, love do not require coupons.

It needs only a good bottle of wine for a roast chicken to be transformed into a banquet.

The garden, for long untended, was an overgrown riot of uninhibited flowers and weeds in which whirled, squeaked, rustled

to bring us a handful of figs from his tree or a few almonds, milky and fresh, which we would crack between the smooth stones on the beach.

fed under the orange and lemon trees

grapes still sun-warmed

The sliding doors between the dining-room and drawing-room had been pulled back and the vast room thus formed was a riot of flowers, balloons and paintings, the long tables with their frost-white cloths sparkling with silver, the side tables groaning under the weight of the cold dishes.

To give is to receive...

And so, as generally happens, those who have most give least, and those with less somehow make shrift to share.

The liberal soul shall be made fat.

Joys divided are increased.