Motivation | Motivational Quotes

At times we feel so fatigued by our spirit-breaking, daily crush (or a serious defeat, like being fired) that we do not have the power and hope required to reach our objectives. The creative progression induces stress on us. In and of itself, it can set off anxiety, conflict, chronic tiredness, and even deep resistance -- the retreat, or pulling out of energy from responsibilities. When indifference or agitation undercut our strategies, the resistance is frequently lurking close by.

Hope is always accessible to us. When we feel beaten, we just have to take a deep breath and utter, "Yes," and hope will come back.

True hope mulls over the likelihood, even when life appears to be a stratagem written by the person who wishes to see how much difficulty we can overcome.

It is astounding that our souls--our undying essences, with all their expectations and dreams and apparitions of an unending world--are enclosed within these chronological bodies. No wonder anguish is part of the human state.

Faith and love are appropriate to be intermittent in the best minds. Men live on the edge of mysteries and synchronizations of which thresholds they never cross off, and with their hands on the door-knob they expire outside.

To aid the immature soul, to put in energy, stir hope, and blow the embers into a useful fire; to convert defeat by new contemplation and firm accomplishment, this, though not simple, is the work of divine man.