destiny

Be willing to turn your attention to that which serves you.

since destiny always rings three times...

You don__ have to say everything to be a light. Sometimes a fire built on a hill will bring interested people to your campfire.

We watch the sky, we watch it alive and we watch it die, looking for signs. We live like wind, with hope in wings that we will get there, never sooner or never later, but at a right time.

Another name for destiny is opportunity, once you miss it, your destiny is gone.

I don__ ever want to hurt anyone, but I really wish there was something like a reset button on my life.

Inventions are not solely the making of material things, inventions are also the mental unleashing of ideas by a genuis with a sixth sense.

You become a hypocrite when you can't freely be at peace with others, but you can carry green palm leaves to church to commemorate "palm Sunday"! Throw those palm leaves somewhere; and lay your life down for someone to walk on and get to the destined land!

I believe that life is written out for you, it maps out your life to make you happy, but what I__e been living for the past four years is my unwritten life...

I feel like a paper cut just waiting to bleed.

We're not reinventing the wheel. We're just rolling it down our own path.

Your destiny grows clearer, Jason Grace. When the choice comes again- storm or fire- remember me. And do not despair.

Find what you love to do, what you're good at and passionate about and then dedicate your entire life to working hard at it. I wil say it again. Work hard. I mean that. Even if you're not sure where that work will lead, even if it is underappreciated or undervalued. Do it because the satisfaction, pride, and sense of self that comes from a job well done; from being the very best at what you do; from knowing that you did this, will be your ulltimate weapon and our greatest shield in a life that will often test you. One day destiny may conspire to take everything away from you, but it can never take away the abilities you have cultivated. As I am sure your grandfather will tell you, your winning lottery ticket is your mind.

Human freedom brings with it the burden of choice and of its consequences. As humankind is akin to claim for its own special privilege a certain unique destiny not afforded with equal measure to other organisms, so must it further__f paradoxically so__ntertain the assumption that, in spite of this glorious determinism, there persists nonetheless a thread of free will__r, at the very least, some vague delusion thereof__oven seamlessly into the tapestry of collective experience. Of course, this conception that destiny is to be forged by one__ own hands more often engenders greater restriction than it does greater extension to the potential of human happiness.

The crowded city streets, the chaos of disorderly lives _ nothing could keep her from wreaking love. She always wanted to let go, and I always wanted to own. She always had it coming, and I never had a clue. She could light a moment with a smile, and I would stay lost anticipating the next one. She knew the present. I desired the future. Every. Single. Time.

Uninformed, America may succumb to bad ideas and leaders. In succumbing, we fail to fulfill our destiny. Well informed, America rises as far as the good ideas and leaders it proactively chooses. In so rising, we fulfill our destiny and offer to the world vacuum its last best hope. (Scott L. Vanatter)

When Fortune knocks, open the door,' they say. But why should one make fortune knock, by keeping the door shut?

Throughout the ancient world, naming was a sacred act. It was the word by which a child was called into his calling. It was the voice of destiny, summoning the child into his future with all its glorious promise.