Quotes About Abundance

Further, Mah?n?ma, the noble disciple contemplates his own liberality: "Truly, blessed am I, highly blessed: that among creatures soiled with the defilement of meanness, I am living with a heart free from niggardliness, accessible to beggars, pleased by giving and sharing with others.

Numano?lu Selim derler ad?m?z Gürültüye geldi her feryad?m?z Nedense tamamd?r itikad?m?z Dikilen her kuma? bol gelir bize

Gli essere umani sono bravissimi sono bravissimi a crearsi un inferno perfino nell'abbondanza.

My body, plowed by your body, will turn into a field where one is sown and a hundred reaped.

A master has always something to offer, while we go hungry solely because of our own lack of appreciation.

There are more than enough traits and Characteristics in this world for each of us to be richly endowed, I thought to myself.

Give us the luxuries of life and we'll dispense with the necessaries.

Be thankful for what you have–you'll end up having more.

The more you praise and celebrate your life, the more there is in life to celebrate.

The world offers itself to me in a thousand ways, and I ache with an awareness of how infrequently I am able to receive more than a small fraction of what is offered, of how often I reject what is because I feel it is not good enough.

What power can poverty have over a home where loving hearts are beating with a consciousness of untold riches of the head and heart?

Your expectations opens or closes the doors of your supply, If you expect grand things, and work honestly for them, they will come to you, your supply will correspond with your expectation.

Opportunities? They are all around us ... There is power lying latent everywhere waiting for the observant eye to discover it.

It is like the seed put in the soil - the more one sows, the greater the harvest.

Those who master money are free to serve others still mastered by it.

Most times, bankrupted finances is a reflection of bankrupted souls.

There might be a deceptive tendency to believe that a life born into a world of plenty should be better, more really a life than one which consists in a struggle against scarcity.

The trouble is that, as modern people, we have too much to live with and too little to live for. Some feel they have time but not enough money; others feel they have money but not enough time. But for most of us, in the midst of material plenty, we have spiritual poverty.

Those who have much are often greedy, those who have little always share.

Now and then it is a joy to have one's table red with wine and roses.

The only thing that can console one for being poor is extravagance.

Some of us are like the Dead Sea, always taking in but never giving out, because we are not rightly related to the Lord Jesus.

As we draw on the grace of God He increases voluntary poverty all along the line. Always give the best you have got every time; never think about who you are giving it to; let other people take it or leave it as they choose. Pour out the best you have, and always be poor. Never reserve anything; never be diplomatic and careful about the treasure God gives.

As surely as we receive blessings from Him, He will pour out blessings through us. But whenever the blessings are not being poured out in the same measure they are received, there is a defect in our relationship with Him.