Quotes About Destiny

Fate only takes you so far. The rest is up to you.

He stirred my soul in the most subtle way and the story between us wrote itself.

History has proven, God has never given anyone a dream Without also including the power to achieve that dream It is up to us to claim the power and go after that dream, Or just claim , it was only a dream.

Some people succeed because they are destined to, but most people succeed because they are determined to.

Sometimes on the way to our dreams, We get lost and find an even better one

The only bad thing about keeping on burning your bridges Behind you, is that the world is round..

The right people will always find you at the right time.

Those who have nothing can share nothing; those who are going nowhere can have no fellow-travellers.

That men at some time are masters of their fates was no longer merely a famous quotation. The idea haunted him, continually taunting him to confront it, but his mind responded only dully, in slow ineffective spasms. He did not know whether he should resign himself to his world, and to the rhythm that, living as we do, is imposed upon us, or whether he should believe in the mere words of an ancient Hindu poem, which held that action was better than inaction.

A man does not make his destiny: he accepts it or denies it.

I hate prophesies! All they're good for is an extra club to beat yourself up with after the fact.

Africa has no future.

Life is a helluva thing. You can see trouble coming and you can't do a damn thing to prevent it coming. You just got to sit and watch and wait.

God—I don't know why—wanted me to be a Czech. It was not my choice. But I accept it, and I try to do something for my country because I live here.

Niin. Riihen taka ne aina häviää... Riihen taka meiltä hävitään kun lähdetään... Kapinaan taikka sotaan, ammuttavaksi taikka työhön... Mihinkä kullonkin mennään...

High destiny is clear impressed

portion Indra's claim

Nahush begot Yayáti: he, Nábhág of happy destiny. Son of Nábhág was Aja: his, The glorious DaÅ›aratha is, Whose noble children boast to be Ráma and Lakshma?, whom we see.

Rámáya?. The

Ráma's glory

Rámáyan leaves

God wants us to walk but the devil sends a limo.

Time for the likeliest story since Mary told Joseph it was God's.

Everybody's got the right to go to hell in the handcart of their choice.