Quotes About Destiny

From the time we're born and until we die. We spend most of our time running towards or away from our lives. So where we are now is where a lifetime's worth of steps have taken us.

We aren't born good or bad. Maybe we're born with tendencies either way, but its the way we live your life that matters.

Your dreams are not lost, they are merely waiting for you to return to them.

lovers will come and go. Most of them are going to break your heart. But there's always that one that is perfect for you.

One day can change your life. One day can ruin your life. "You only get one life. Live it to the fullest.

We all take different paths in life. But its the way you live your life that matters.

Life is about decisions. So whatever you decide. You either make them or they're made for you, but you can't avoid them.

Perhaps I have reason to believe that I had somewhere else to be.

I am not what has happen to me, I am what I choose to become.

you can't find love it will find you. You are young still and you can never give up on love no matter how old you get because love never grows old

Do your thing. You're different accept you for who you are, and become who you're destined to be.

There is only, one love, one heart and one destiny.

Sometimes beautiful things come into our lives that we're meant to understand. And sometimes it's because it was meant for you.

Today can be the best time of your life or the worst time of your life. The choice is yours.

Sometimes, just believe and let your heart lead you to where you need to be.

I believe in Love, and I know I will find a love that was almost, never meant to be.

Without a larger measure of consciousness, we cannot begin to struggle with fate. We rather remain its prisoner. It behooves all of us to look at the prevalent patterns of our lives and ask what "story" they might be serving.

Of each critical juncture of choice, one may usefully ask, "Does this path enlarge or diminish me?" Usually, we know the answer to the question. We know it intuitively, instinctively, in the gut. Choosing the path that enlarges is always going to mean choosing the path of individuation. The gods want us to grow up, to step up to that high calling that each soul carries as its destiny.

Fate is what is given to us; destiny is what we are summoned to become. In the interplay of the two, human character plays a role. Hubris, or the fantasy that we know enough to know enough, seduces us toward choices that lead to unintended consequences. Hamartia, the failure to see clearly enough, to see humbly enough, is a lens through which we imperfectly envision the world, unavoidably distorting and reductive, but convincing at the moment nonetheless.

So, then, now you know your task: to become what the gods want, not what your parents want, not what your tribe wants, but what the gods want, and what your psyche will support if consciousness so directs.

It was not true that all men killed the things they loved. What was true was that all things killed the men who loved them. Which, after all, was as it should be.

He is cured by faith who is sick of fate.

The end he had been born to serve yet did not see had led him to escape by an unseen path and now it beckoned to him once more and a new adventure was about to be opened to him.

He would never swing the thurible before the tabernacle as priest. His destiny was to be elusive of social or religious orders. The wisdom of the priest's appeal did not touch him to the quick. He was destined to learn his own wisdom apart from others or to learn the wisdom of others himself wandering among the snares of the world.