Quotes About Destiny

I thought, that day I started, I sure would hate to do this all my life, And dammit, that's just what I've gone and done.

And so it ends as it began. By the light of two suns. Before stepping into a larger world.

Poetry is one of the destinies of speech.

Poetry is one of the destinies of speech... One would say that the poetic image, in its newness, opens a future to language.

Everyone dies. I just choose the time and place for some of them!

Lucky come Hawai'i." History

It's not surrendering to the Universe, he told me, if all you're doing is sitting around waiting for it to turn out like you hope. —Partial Surrender

us to comprehend, for we are ourselves part of wyrd and cannot stand back to observe it as if it were a separate force.

But the threads of wyrd are a dimension of ourselves that we cannot grasp with words. We spin webs of words, yet wyrd slips through like the wind. The secrets of wyrd do not lie in our word-hoards, but are locked in the soul. We can only discern the shadows

Everything that has happened took place because you arrived. If you had not come here, the warrior might still be alive and the horse might not have been sick. A man has been killed, and a horse healed, for your benefit.

Nothing may happen without wyrd, for it is present in everything, but wyrd does not make things happen. Wyrd is created at every instant and so wyrd is the happening.

It is also a part of the cosmic law that what you say and do determines what happens in your life.

about our origins, our destiny, and our place in the universe. We have no right to expect answers; we have no right to even ask. But ask and wonder we do. Human Universe is first and foremost a love letter to humanity; a celebration of our outrageous fortune

Speed runs, Skywalker. Speed runs.

These cords that God makes, Reverend Bauxite thought, we stand holding one end while they run taut into the darkness.

Where are you going?" said Abram. Mikael looked upriver, a sad distant gaze in his eyes, and said, "Babylon.

The folly and the glory of the world... the wild, the wise and the wicked... the hero, the madman, the wanderer and the fool... the earth, the seas, the wild heavens... are all part of an endless, unfolding tapestry, woven by time and hemmed by memory.

Death comes to us all sooner or later. We cannot escape it.

Spiritual beings should think and behave like spiritual beings; that is our nature and ultimate destiny. But when the circumstances of everyday life lead us astray and we forget our true nature, that is when sorrow, worry, and fear enter. That is when inner peace, joy, and happiness exit.

Our thoughts and actions have consequences, all the more reason to be loving and compassionate and not fearful or harmful. They create our destiny and our future.

According to most writers, groups of souls tend to reincarnate together again and again, working out their karma (debts owed to others and to the self, lessons to be learned) over the span of many lifetimes. In

Yes, we choose when we will come into our physical state and when we will leave. We know when we have accomplished what we were sent down here to accomplish. We know when the time is up, and you will accept your death.

El miedo es un derroche de energía; impide a las personas cumplir con aquello para lo cual fueron enviados.

Los hechos de una vida previa encauzan la vida presente. Tolstói