“There’s something woefully lacking in any fragmentary approach to life, however intriguing any single fragment happens to be.” {Deepak Chopra}
We have to learn to give as well as take, to find solutions in situations when our first choices don’t work. If you do your best and not expect everything to work out perfectly or even according to your original plan, in time, with focused energy, patience, and experience, you can improve every aspect of your life.” {Alexandra Stoddard}
You’re alive. Do something. The directive in life, the moral imperative was so uncomplicated. It could be expressed in single words, not complete sentences. It sounded like this: Look. Listen. Choose. Act. {Barbara Hall}
“A loving relationship is a flexible one… We must make allowances for each other in order to grow our love. …doing more than you can is not loving; it is a tyranny. We have energy for those we love, but it is not unlimited.
Just because someone wishes you to do something doesn’t necessarily mean it is right for you at the time. You’re not doing others a favor by letting them be dependent on you. …It’s not loving to react to others out of guilt.” {Alexandra Stoddard}