Hopeful And Encouraging Quotes

“Happiness is always there. You just have to choose to see it. There's no point dwelling in the dark and ignoring the light of the stars.”
― Carrie Hope Fletcher

“Sometimes you're trying so hard to get your life together and still it's not enough, everything is falling apart. What to do, you're asking. Just keep going through hell for yourself, not for everyone else. Richer with that wisdom, I will build my happiness from nothing. I will rise from the dust. And I will do it on my own. I will live for myself and I won’t look at the others.”
― Asper Blurry, Train to the Edge of the Moon

“I wonder if we will become okay again. I hope for it.”
― Nina LaCour, We Are Okay

“Walking through darkness with thoughts full of colors".”
― Prajakta Mhadnak

“Never give up hope. All things are working for your good. One day, you'll look back on everything you've been through and thank God for it.”
― Germany Kent

“If you had closed your eyes and looked inward, you would have seen me; you would have seen us. We have always been inseparable, like night and day, light and dark, flowers and fruits, and spirituality and sexuality.”
― Merlin Franco, Saint Richard Parker

“Remember diamonds are created under pressure so hold on, it will be your time to shine soon.”
― Sope Agbelusi

“No matter how dysfunctional your background, how broke or broken you are, where you are today, or what anyone else says, YOU MATTER, and your life matters!”
― Germany Kent

“When you put your hand in a flowing stream, you touch the last that has gone before and the first of what is still to come”
― Leonardo da Vinci

“Each of us has his place in the world " he said. "If we cannot serve in one way there is always another. If we do what we are able a door always opens to something else.”
― Marguerite de Angeli, The Door in the Wall

“Each mind conceives god in its own way. There may be as many variation of the god figure as there are people in the world”
― Bangambiki Habyarimana, Pearls Of Eternity

“No human being should be maltreated under any circumstances. We are all wonderful creation of God. May we affectionately love one another.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Pearls of Wisdom: Great mind

“While grief is not fun to deal with, it is a valuable tool to bring about amazing change and growth. The key to this deep level of learning is attitude. How will you respond to the pain you’re feeling?
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― Diamante Lavendar, Finding Hope in the Darkness of Grief: Spiritual Insights Expressed Through Art, Poetry and Prose

“The Dance

there is a cloak of sorrow
wrapped about my heart
oh God, where is the dance?
and in the stillness
comes the slow dance
Christ makes my heart
His ballroom”
― Theresa Rough PhD, Sheer Bandages: A Fragile Offering: A person should not bury a talent-no matter how small.

“Fear is your friend, your sous chef, your co-pilot -- embrace it!”
― Jennifer Guttman

“Wheareas courage allows us to look at our fears, confidence allows us to walk through them even when we're scared.”
― Jennifer Guttman

“However bad life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at. Where there’s life, there’s hope.”
― Stephen Hawking

“Emma smiled. “Hope is a beautiful and fragile thing.”
Unless your hope is in something so much bigger than your plans.
Tears gathered into Kate’s eyes. The words flowed into her heart, bringing with them warmth and truth. Her hopes and dreams were like butterflies. Yet, God’s plans were moving forward, unchanging like the rocks around her. God wasn’t fragile, which meant her ultimate hope wasn’t either.”
― Sarah Holman, Kate's Hope

“Emma smiled. “Hope is a beautiful and fragile thing.”
Unless your hope is in something so much bigger than your plans.
Tears gathered into Kate’s eyes[.] Her hopes and dreams were like butterflies. Yet, God’s plans were moving forward, unchanging like the rocks around her. God wasn’t fragile, which meant her ultimate hope wasn’t either.”
― Sarah Holman, Kate's Hope

“Because the winter glass that is bitten by frost, does clear out when the sun shines . And there is sunshine always at last!”
― Javid Ahmad Tak

“Second Confrontation With The Limp.

Today while ascending the escalators,
In the crowd of thousands of spectators,
The limp appeared once again,
With similar signature of pain and strain,
And the drag with which he pulled his right foot,
Today seemed shorter than half a foot,
He appeared to be moving in a definite direction,
Without any doubts or dereliction,
As I was ascending the escalator,
He was descending the stairs one at a time , like a helpless procrastinator,
And there I caught a glimpse of human emotion,
A feeling of surging and pristinely humane sensation,
A man who must have been in his mid sixties and ascending the escalator beside me,
With side parted grey hair and a composed look that even skies longed to see,
Caught the sight of the limp holding his bag in his left hand,
While he held his right leg with his right hand and pushed it to the next step, to maintain balance and anyhow stand,
He descended the stairs with caution, one step at a time,
And the left leg, was in complete denial to rhyme,
With the floundering right foot supported by his ankle high shoes,
But there was nothing to cover or hide his face bearing the painful blues,
The man looked at him and turned to see him again and again,
Then without making it obvious, he removed his spectacles and cleared his tears, as he revived his look simple and plain,
But it seemed he missed a heart beat when he saw the man limping in the crowd,
A rush of emotion crossed him and surged his existence and for anyone equally sensitive, it was silent yet very loud,
His feelings of sympathy were displayed all over his face,
The sadness that he managed to hide with a synthetic grace,
Failed in preventing him to constantly turn his head and look at the limping man,
Perhaps it reminded him of someone dear or he felt a fellow human beings pain culminating in the form of the limping man,
And he quietly wept and maybe felt deeply sorry for the limp and his relentless dragging,
For whatever reason the limp too turned and looked back, and both were locked in a momentary emotional tugging,
Where the limp gently smiled and bowed a bit,
The man tried to smile too but he couldn't, so he lifted his hand slowly and waved it at him, as if to tell him, keep walking, never stop or sit,
And then both pursued, rather were lured by their destinies,
One ascending, the other one descending, with their own dreams, own hopes and a bunch of certainties,
The man must be where he ought to be, the limp too might be at his destination now,
But today both of them conquered their destinies with that humbling and simple bow!”
― Javid Ahmad Tak, They Loved in 2075!

“You need Hope to be hopeful and on some level to even be hopeless...”
― Frank D. Prestia

“I like a good challenge. However, hoping and waiting for readers to read is soul crushing.
"Money doesn't buy happiness" is the biggest lie in life, when rent (medical, power, food, etc.) are monetarily based.
If I had the money, I wouldn't have to beg people to read my books. I'd be a best seller without the struggle.
The struggle is part of the challenge, and I have rent that is always due.”
― L.L. Tibbetts, Elathan's Hope

“I looked out the window at midnight and watched the snow drop slowly to the ground. It was 2004 at last and new beginnings were about to be discovered. All I can wish is that they can be created on the spot, but it'll have to wait. I have some time to make my wishes come true.”
― Sara Ellie MacKenzie, A World So Bright and Dark: The Journal of Lizzie Colleen MacDougal

“Challenges, hurt, betrayal, pain does not only come to destroy us, but to make us better, if we put the right mental attitude.

Choose to view things differently .”
― Margaret. N. Hove

“Challenges hurt, Betrayal pains, but they don't always come to destroy us, but to make us better, if we only put the right mental attitude.

Choose to view things differently.”
― Margaret. N. Hove

“Remember the popcorn.”
― L. E. Fleury, Lost: Suspenseful, page-turning fiction, with a message of faith and hope.

“Embrace the mountain for its view and the valley for its vision, knowing each serves a purpose in your journey.”
― Sope Agbelusi

“The mountain gives us a place to shout our triumphs, the valley a space to whisper our plans for the next ascent.”
― Sope Agbelusi

“My life has been a roller coaster, but somehow, I've always been able to maneuver through the intricate journey of life and still stand with audacity.”
― Joseph Jacson K.