Quotes About Destiny
Our crimes are friends that will hunt us either to the bosom of God, or the pit of hell.
~ George MacDonald
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The fault lay with those who had brought him up to the church as to the profession of medicine, or the bar, or the drapery business—as if it lay on one level of choice with other human callings.
~ George MacDonald
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For I suspect the next world will more plainly be a going on with this than most people think—only it will be much better for some, and much worse for others, as the Lord has taught us in the parable of the rich man and the beggar.
~ George MacDonald
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The end was contained in the beginning.
~ George Orwell
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He slowed his pace a little. He was thirty and there was grey in his hair, yet he had a queer feeling that he had only just grown up. It occured to him that he was merely repeating the destiny of every human being. Everyone rebels against the money-code, and everyone sooner or later surrenders. He had kept up his rebellion a little longer than most, that was all. And he had made such a wretched failure of it!
~ George Orwell
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every human being is doomed to die, which is the greatest of all failures.
~ George Orwell
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For the future. For the unborn.
~ George Orwell
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You were the dead; theirs was the future.
~ George Orwell
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There it lay, fixed in future time, preceding death as surely as 99 precedes 100. One could not avoid it, but one could perhaps postpone it: and yet instead, every now and again, by a conscious, willful act, one chose to shorten the interval before it happened.
~ George Orwell
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We are the dead . Our only true life is in the future. We shall take part in it as handfuls of dust and splinters of bone.
~ George Orwell
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There was no reproach either in their faces or in their hearts, only the knowledge that they must die in order that he might remain alive, and that this was part of the unavoid- able order of things.
~ George Orwell
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Como era fácil! Bastava render-se, que tudo o mais vinha em seguida. Era como nadar contra uma correnteza que empurrasse a pessoa para trás, por mais força que a pessoa fizesse, e depois de repente decidir virar para o outro lado e deixar-se levar pela correnteza em vez de opor-se a ela. Nada se alterara, exceto sua própria atitude; fosse como fosse, o que estava predestinado sempre acontecia.
~ George Orwell
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We are the dead. Our only true life is in the future. We
~ George Orwell
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And someone sitting to one side of him had said as he passed: "We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness.
~ George Orwell
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Como pode chamar a si mesmo um homem livre, quando sua própria fraqueza o trouxe à condição em que se acha? Se um homem tem dentro de si a alma de um escravo, não é exatamente nisso que se transforma, não obstante seu nascimento, assim como a água procura o seu nível?
~ George S. Clason
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We all hope to be favored by the whimsical Goddess of Good Luck.
~ George S. Clason
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bon Dieu ne fait personne sans lui réserver son bonheur dans une autre personne.
~ George Sand
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Happiness, so they say, makes one selfish... Alas! this happiness that is in store for some to the detriment of others must make one so, indeed. O my God! Shared happiness, that which one would find by working for the happiness of one's fellow men, would make man as great as his destiny on earth, as good as yourself!
~ George Sand
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graduate college, win Pam, get job, make babies, move ahead in job, forget former feeling of special destiny...
~ George Saunders
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A Clinton staffer tells me his theory. Think about Frank Sinatra, he says: born to sing. Think about Willie Mays: born to play ball. These guys got their power from living lives perfectly suited to their natures. Same with Clinton: his life is perfectly suited to his nature.
~ George Saunders
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Have been sleepwalking through life, future reader. Can see that now. Scratch-Off win was like wake-up call. In rush to graduate college, win Pam, get job, make babies, move ahead in job, forgot former feeling of special destiny I used to have when tiny, sitting in cedar-smelling bedroom closet, looking up at blowing trees through high windows, feeling I would someday do something great. Hereby resolve to live life in new and more powerful way, starting THIS MOMENT (!)
~ George Saunders
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By Fate, by Destiny, said the Vermonter. By the fact that time runs in only one direction, and we are borne along by it, influenced precisely as we are, to do just the things that we do, the bass lisper said.
~ George Saunders
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We were as we were" …"how could we have been otherwise? Or, being that way, have done otherwise? We were that way, at that time, and had been led to that place, not by any innate evil in ourselves, but by the state of our cognition and experience up until that moment
~ George Saunders
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Success means having the courage, the determination, and the will to become the person you believe you were meant to be.
~ George Sheehan
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