Quotes About Fate

Every man is the craftsman of his future, whether he hone it himself or allow fate do it.

When dreams come true, you won't realize unless they were dreams of bad fate.

Be-patient for what was written for you was written by greatest of writers

I come down on the side of free will but I have sympathy for those who believe in fate because there is something about life which we feel we have no control over.

She was limp and pathetic and woozy and I loved her, I realised, even more because I knew how completely it was doomed.

My teacher said once that every man faces seven enemies in his lifetime. Sickness, hunger, betrayal, envy, greed, old age, and then death.

Time is a teacher which in the end it kills all it's students. (Synchronicity 2015 Film)

annihilation. "Money flows toward short term gain," writes the geologist David Archer, "and toward the over-exploitation of unregulated common resources. These tendencies are like the invisible hand of fate, guiding the hero in a Greek tragedy toward his inevitable doom." This is indeed the essence of humanity's present derangement.

Sometimes beauty is like curse

How was possible that a small no of men, in the span of a few hours or minutes, could decide the fate of millions of people yet unborn ? How was it possible that the outcome of those brief moments could determine who would determine who would rule whom, who would be rich or poor, master or servant, for generations to come ? Nothing could be a greater injustice, yet such had been the reality ever since human beings first walked the earth.

Un bourgeon, une feuille morte, la mort et la vie Le fruit du hasard, non, un principe établi

When Death laughs, no one else does

The problem with Fate is that no matter how many times you call out to her, she has her own timing that's irrelevant to whatever anyone else happens to be doing

Fate is shaped half by expectation, half by inattention.

I think now that fate is half shaped by expectation, half by inattention. But somehow, when you lose something you love, faith takes over. You have to pay attention to what you lost. You have to undo the expectation.

There's no hope. There's no reason to keep trying. Because you must. This is not hope. Not reason. This is your fate. This is your life, what you must do.

I discovered that maybe it was fate all along, that faith was just an illusion that somehow you're in control.

The life we receive is not always what we choose.

If you don't take a chance, someone else will give you his luck. And if you get bad luck, then you need to take another chance to turn things from bad to good.

Fate changes when you change your clothes.

i'm not saying fate happens without blame. but when fate turns out well, everyone should forget the bad road that got us here.

When you are told, It was meant to be, ask, Who meant it? What does it really mean? Is someone trying to make you accept an undesirable situation or one in which you have doubts? When you are told, Shit happens, remember that plenty of other things happen as well, such as generosity, forgiveness, ambiguity, and uncertainty. When you are told, It's simply fate, ask yourself, What is simple about it? What are the alternatives of fate? What is fate's opposite?

These days I realize that faith and fate have similar effects on the believer. They suggest that a higher power knows the next move and that we are at the mercy of that force. They differ, among other things, in how you try to cull beneficence and what you do to avoid disaster.

I had thus learned to push down my feelings, to force myself to not care, to do nothing and let things happen, come what may.