All Quotes By Tag: Seek

“I’ve lost you again, Time. I will never win this game of hide and seek.”

“You are your biggest obstacle, but you are also the change that you seek.”

“If we desire God, we shall seek His Kingdom.”

“To search for God is to seek the truth of God.”

“We must seek the inner self, the power within.”

“It is better to be redeemed than to be rich.”

“Depart from the deeds of darkness. Return to path of light.”

“Before you abandon your partner, ask yourself what is missing and see if you can reach down inside your own heart and bring it forth. Faith. Light. Unconditional Love. It is there, hiding perhaps underneath a dark historic shroud of anger, disappointment, shame or resentment. You will find the hidden treasure if you want to. It is all inside of you.”

“Looking back, I now realize that I left home in search of all the things that were right in the very place I left.”

“Pushed into darkness, the only way out wasto seek light with thetorch of hope and faithburning in my heart”

“To seek the sacred ways is to search the holy words.”

“Sometimes I sit here and there, seeking that moment of quietness, that moment of emotionless rejoicing in the fullness of nothingness. Sometimes I take for granted the intuitive knowledge of a past that I don’t conciously know too much about, and calmly internally rejoice in the finding of old souls who I cross paths with again and again, with a kind warm smile and joyful tired deep eyes that show me way much more than I could express in words, that give me that sense that I’m not travelling by myself, and that ignite that fire in my heart to feel the knowing of the unknowing. I know deep in your heart you know this too, and if I would have the time to reach into space to you, the light within me would whisper ‘I love you too’.”

“The word “seek” is a verb. Are you treating it as such in your life? If you seek change, success, or love, DO it – BE it!”

“The knowledge that he had left me with no intent ever to return had come over me in tiny droplets of realization spread over the years. And each droplet of comprehension brought its own small measure of hurt…He had wished me well in finding my own fate to follow, and I never doubted his sincerity. But it had taken me years to accept that his absence in my life was a deliberate finality, an act he had chosen, a thing completed even as some part of my soul still dangled, waiting for his return.”

“This path was not that of my conscious choosing. But after persistent subconscious confrontation, I have finally embraced what is, ‘souly’ for me…and I am thankful, when called upon, to be able to share and give to those who seek their own way of the path.”