Quotes About Awareness

Rarely do we realize that if we simply take time to marvel at life's gifts and give thanks for them, we activate stunning opportunities to increase their influence in our lives.

That which we witness, we are forever changed by, and once witnessed we can never go back.

Qué queda de la vida si ya no dejamos que las cosas nos lleguen de cerca?

If you don't get out of the box you've been raised in, you won't understand how much bigger the world is.

I am tired of crying and feeling so helpless. I want to breathe again-just for a little while. Then I will do whatever I can to help these people. How could I not-once I met them, once I saw for myself.

Mamá has lived long enough to learn a man doesn't know what he thinks until a woman makes him think it.

Get down. Shut Up. And Listen," ~Jenna Heap

In the dark you can't see no THING but no THING can see you.

Watch and wait, boy. Watch and wait.

My mom was a diabetic. Her sister was a diabetic, so I was already a candidate.

I was always on the go, and thought I was too busy to develop something like this. I thought at the time that diabetes went along with bad habits, but I was the last one in my family to eat junk food.

Angus Stevenson

Any tool is a weapon if you hold it right.

Fear is inky. Fear stains the white sheet of consciousness that one comes swaddled in and no amount of earthly scrubbing can make it completely clean again.

Smile pretty, and watch your back

poetry is a way of seeing and that a poet is not so much a person skilled with words as a person who recognizes the poetry that exists all the time all around us.

Those who sit furthest from the center of power, see it the clearest.

Springtimes have needed you. And there are stars expecting you to notice them.

I have been aware of a boredom, a restlessness, that no ordinary friendship can satisfy: only an extraordinary one.

Where I had once thought to say, Look at me, I must now turn the attention of others away from myself.

They sat in silence until it was time for her to go. 'Go before he gets back,' said her mother. They stood up, embraced. Merle was shockingly aware of her daughter's changed appearance. 'Poor child, poor child,' she said. 'But she was a young woman,' protested Harriet. 'A beautiful young woman.' 'No, dear,' said her mother sadly. 'I meant you.

Perhaps what I was registering was nothing more than the passage of time, to which one should pay great attention, lest one remain fixed in past expectations, without noticing how foolish one had become.

There must be some compensation for being an onlooker,' said Beatrice. 'The role is not always an enviable one.

I have been aware of a boredom, a restlessness, that no ordinary friendship can satisfy: only and extraordinary one.