Quotes About Fate

Al fin y al cabo, no sería la primera que moría de amor; en ese sentido estaba en buena compañía: la Sirenita, Julieta, Pocahontas, la Dama de las Camelias, Madame Butterfly, y ahora también yo, Gwendolyn Shepard.

Cruza las fronteras del tiempo y encuentra el verdadero amor" "Me llamo Gwen y soy la última viajera en el tiempo. Así empieza la aventura de mi vida

La casualidad es la única dueña y señora del universo, ya lo dijo Einstein

Ex hoc momento pendet aeternites. (Eternity hangs from this moment.)

Meet the time as it seeks us. «Encontremos el tiempo como nos busca». The Tragedy of Cymbeline, William Shakespeare

Perché il mio desiderio è stato esaudito nel momento stesso in cui ti ho conosciuta.»

Los cobardes mueren muchas veces antes de acabar, mas solo una vez gusta su muerte el bravo. De todos los prodigios que he escuchado, el más extraño es que los hombres teman, ya que la muerte, inevitable fin, va a venir cuando tenga que venir. William Shakespeare, Julio César, acto II, escena II

En su cimbreo rojo rubí oye el cuervo cantar a los muertos, apenas conoce el precio, apenas la fuerza, el poder se alza y el Círculo se cierra. Del orgulloso león de faz de diamante, vela el súbito hechizo la luz brillante. Con el sol que agoniza él cambia la suerte, y el final revela, del cuervo, la muerte. De los Escritos secretos del conde de Saint Germain

Meet the time as it seeks us. Treed de tijd tegemoet zoals zij ons zoekt. (The tragedy of Cymbeline, William Shakespeare)

Cada época es una esfinge, que se precipita al abismo en cuanto se ha resuelto su enigma. Heinrich Heine

La casualidad es la única dueña y señora del universo.

Sometimes you imagine that everything could have been different for you, that if only you had gone right one day when you chose to go left, you would be living a life you could never have anticipated. But at other times you think there was no other way forward--that you were always bound to end up exactly where you have.

But explanations don't change anything, do they? They don't make you feel any better. You either like something or you don't, and if you don't like it, then knowing why it happens doesn't make any difference—it's still going to happen and you're still not going to like it, so what's the point?

Everything is determined, the beginning as well as the end, by forces over which we have no control.

One way to embrace the unexpected is to be on the lookout for, and respect, coincidence. I do not necessarily believe in fate, but, for me, coincidental occurrence strengthens my belief that I'm on the right path.

Fearlessness is better than a faint heart for any man who puts his nose out of doors. The length of my life and the day of my death were fated long ago.

No Viking believed he could change his destiny, ordained as it was by the Norns who wove the fates of gods and men alike (Note 4) but, for all that, the way in which he lived his life was up to him. This sentiment is perfectly expressed by Skirnir in 'Skirnir's Journey': 'Fearlessness is better than a faint heart for any man who puts his nose out of doors. The length of my life and the day of my death were fated long ago.

There will come a time of fire and night, when enemies rise and empires fall, when the stars themselves begin to die.

All this is happening for a reason." Yeah, she thought, to annoy me.

What if the Hand of God decides to choke you to death on your next portion of Parma ham?

I wondered if this was a sign that, whatever happened this summer, I'd be the one with a scar.

I wondered if this was a sign that, whatever happened this summer, I'd be the one with a scar.

Love is strange & almost always too late.

I suspect the truth is that we are waiting, all of us, against insurmountable odds, for something extraordinary to happen to us.