Quotes About Choice

we can choose to be truthful even when the choice means personal loss. We can choose to undertake a great action - unselfish, courageous, daringly creative - that looks unreasonable and irrational to the eye of the Ego.

when you are stressed, if you take three deep breaths before you say or do anything, this will help prevent you from making choices you might regret later.

I believe these connections are not the result of chance. They are the result of long cherished hopes, choices, and creation.

The moment you choose your vision, great confliction comes along. You have confliction even if you don't choose the vision. Our soul grows not by living life within a small confliction, but rather living with big conflictions inside a big vision. A soul with a vision can succeed.

Through reflection, awakening, and choice we are able to exist as our true selves. However, this is not the end. In order for us to realize and put into practice the life purpose we have chosen, endless choices await us.

The life I am experiencing, good or bad, is the collective result of the choices I have made, knowingly or unknowingly. When I accept this, I acknowledge that I have the power to create my destiny.

Yes. I was, I see now, an asshole who wanted to roll the dice.

That's the beauty of things, right? People should be able to believe what they want to, follow who they want to

What drove my final choice was the reality that I did not wake up a single morning wanting to be president or with the fire and passion needed for a successful campaign. I was not a political figure. It was not me. Once I accepted what that instinct was telling me, the choice was clear, the decision easy. I get asked almost daily if I have any regrets. The answer is no.

Friends are the family we can choose.

It wasn't his fault. It wasn't my fault. Darla chose her own path, as we all must.

One thing I've learned from you and Bree is that every day is a gift. What we do with it is our choice.

Sometimes you have to choose between a bunch of wrong choices and no right ones. You just have to choose which wrong choices feels the least wrong.

You don't take away my choices. You are my choice.

The happy have whole days, and those they choose. The unhappy have but hours, and those they lose.

i > whatever you want here < / i >

Choose not what they love, but what you love.

One shall become, whenever One wills it so.

Pre-birth we are all equals; post-birth we are as we decide.

The right way and the easiest are two entirely different paths.

There may be open doors before me, but I'm always drawn to the one that's locked.

As James Madison put it in Federalist No. 40, "The choice must always be made, if not one of the lesser evil, at least of the GREATER, not the PERFECT good." And in the last of the Federalist Papers, he said, "I never expect to see a perfect work from imperfect man.

Madison and others reserved their harshest criticism for state religions obsessed with earthly wealth and power. Their argument was two-pronged: State religion was bad for the individual citizen, interfering with his most basic and personal of choices, and it was bad for religion, condemning the church to worldliness and corruption.

A man must always have the final choice in life and in death. Anything else can be taken from him, but never that.