"Everyone
thinks of changing the
world, but no on thinks
of changing
himself."
(Tolstoy)
"Everything
in life that we really
accept undergoes a
change."
(Katherine Mansfield,
Journal of Katherine
Mansfield)
"Nothing
is so dear as what your
about to leave" (Jessamun
West, The Life I really
lived)
"The
dark night of the soul…is
a metaphor for the
sense of emptiness felt
by those who have
broken their ties with
conventional sources of
value, but have not yet
discovered their
grounding in new
sources. (Carol P.
Christ, Diving Deep and
Surfacing)
"All
changes, even the most
longed for, have their
melancholy, for what we
leave behind us is part
of ourselves; we must
die to one life before
we can enter into
another." (Antole
France)
"Never
doubt that a small
group of thoughtful,
committed citizens can
change the world.
Indeed, it is the only
thing that ever
has." (Margaret
Mead)
"The
brain can grow nerve
cells at almost any age
in response to novelty
and change." (John
White, The Meeting of
Science and Spirit)
"New
vistas of unspeakable
wonder are opening up
before us. Humankind is
on the verge of the
incredible."
(Michael Talbot)
"There
is nothing more
powerful than an idea
whose time has
come." (Victor
Hugo)
"It’s
never too late – in
fiction or in life –
to revise." (Nancy
Thayer)
"We
must always change,
renew, rejuvenate ourselves;
otherwise we
harden." (Johann
Wolfgang Von Goethe)
"Nature's
mighty law is
change." (Robert
Burns)
