Meaning Of Life Quotes Quotes

“The evenings are meant for deep reflection.”
― Avijeet Das

“Don't spend your entire life building a ship, without ever tasting the salt of the ocean.”
― Alexander Den Heijer

“The search of meaning is as meaningless as the meaning itself.”
― Abhaidev, Notes from the Edge of Sanity

“I am convinced--truly convinced-- that 99% of living is useless. The only--and I mean the ONLY--part of life that is worth anything, is the part where we love a few people in our lives, and to what degree we are able to love them, how much we are able to give, how much of our hearts we are able to put into it. Time moves fast forward; meanwhile, we spend that time on making money, chasing dreams, building names for ourselves, achieving stuff that we want to achieve...time moves fast forward and instead of standing in moments with a few people that we love, we run fast forward with it! We forget how to love a few people given to us to love, we forget how to stay, we forget how to feel, we forget, we forget, we forget, so we can run towards death, leaving behind a house perhaps; kids perhaps; a bank account hopefully; a name worth remembering maybe. But did we love? Did you love? Did you stay? Did you love with all of your heart? Did you? Will you?”
― C. JoyBell C.

“Ibland är det svårt att förstå själva poängen när det saker som jag tror är meningsfulla visar sig vara betydelselösa, och de människor som borde älska mig inte gör det.”
― Sally Rooney, Beautiful World, Where Are You

“The absence of meaning in life is the absence of life.”
― Tamerlan Kuzgov

“Some nights are not meant for sleeping. They are meant for writing and reading Poetry.”
― Avijeet Das

“And I have a choice. Either to become a selfish man like a Demon or to become a good Man.”
― Avijeet Das

“The significance of every journey lies in our ability to infuse it with meaning”
― Mahsati Abdul

“Manchmal stürzen die Kulissen ein. Aufstehen, Straßenbahn, vier Stunden Büro oder Fabrik, Essen, Straßenbahn, vier Stunden Arbeit, Essen, Schlafen, Montag, Dienstag, Mittwoch, Donnerstag, Freitag, Samstag, immer derselbe Rhythmus - das ist meist ein bequemer Weg. Eines Tages aber erhebt sich das »Warum«, und mit diesem Überdruss, in den sich Erstaunen mischt, fängt alles an. »Fängt an« - das ist wichtig. Der Überdruss steht am Ende der Handlungen eines mechanischen Lebens, gleichzeitig leitet er aber auch eine Bewusstseinserregung ein. Er weckt das Bewusstsein und fordert den nächsten Schritt heraus. Der nächste Schritt ist die unbewusste Rückkehr in die Kette oder das endgültige Erwachen. Schließlich führt dieses Erwachen mit der Zeit zur Entscheidung: Selbstmord oder Wiederherstellung. An sich hat der Überdruss etwas Widerwärtiges. Hier jedoch muss ich den Schluss ziehen, dass er gut ist. Denn mit dem Bewusstsein fängt alles an, und nur durch das Bewusstsein hat etwas Wert.”
― Albert Camus, The Myth of Sisyphus

“Oh, why can I not simply cease to be,
Dissolve into the void, eternally free?
No longer seen, no longer heard,
A wisp of smoke, a fading word.”
― Sreena K.S., Let It Be Free: A Poetic Tapestry

“Family is not always blood. It is also whom we have bonded with most. With whom we have grown up together. And this pic reminds me of my brothers Arunav Bose, Kaushik Mitra, Subhrajit Mishra, Himadri Panda, Amit Agarwal, Swaraj Pattnaik and me. We all grew up together.”
― Avijeet Das

“I have failed many times in my life. But I don't give up.

- Avijeet Rabindranath Das

Teaching is a noble profession just as the profession of a Doctor is. Don't belittle this noble profession for the sake of money, followers, and fame. To all the MBA Gurus/ Motivational Gurus/ Teachers/ Trainers - don't use students for your need to increase your followers or your need to earn more money. Give service and to those students who need it. You may live a life of poverty, but you will live an inspirational life.

- Avijeet Rabindranath Das

My Dad, Dr Rabindranath Das, is a doctor who never cheated any of the people just to become rich. He still lives in his old house in my hometown.”
― Avijeet Das

“Religion seeks meaning where there is none.”
― Oliver Markus Malloy, Atheism Memes: 40 Reasons Why I'm An Atheist

“The mistake men make is cheating on the meaning of life with a woman.”
― Tamerlan Kuzgov

“My bonding with my colleagues and friends in Nepal is stronger than my bonding with some of my relatives in India.”
― Avijeet Das

“The whole life is a struggle between the things that give meaning to life and the things that take meaning out of life!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“The secret of finding the meaning of life is not to search for it.”
― Clifford Thurlow, [(Sex, Surrealism, Dali and Me: Memoirs of Carlos Lozano * *)] [by: Carlos Lozano]

“To walk without seeking. To see without judgment. To hear without speaking. To love without needing. To leave without wanting to return.”
― Elena Levon

“Experience, endure, learn, and keep on dancing with the souls and hearts of those around us through this theater we all call Life.
Go after ‘scary things' with your last breath. Face your demons. Speak your truth. Forgive.
Love deeply, travel lightly, live passionately, and don't forget to breathe.
Fall and surrender. Face your true self in the world's mirror — and in the end... let go...”
― Elena Levon

“Student: Master, I haven't been able to create any meaning in my life, what should I do now? Master: Continue living meaninglessly, it's better than not living at all!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Without problems, life loses all meaning. That’s why problem-solving and originality are future-proof skills. They’re part of who we are as humans.”
― Jen Fraser, CopyCat: How to Escape Status Quo Thinking and Lead the Field

“Life always feels best when it feels like a novel. Living life like it’s worth writing about.”
― Anthony Killeen, The Wanderer: Last Days in Nepal

“So powerful is human will once fully aligned to inner power and soul purpose, that the body and material living comes under the sovereign management of one’s true being: an infinite soul experiencing time and space naturally, birth and death as the natural rhythms of life. Soul will focus on experiencing physical life in harmony with the organic nature of physical evolution: being a child, being a young adult, being middle-aged, being old. Yet always being a spiritual soul experiencing life cycles for the purpose of becoming enlightened or a complete being in tune with divine mind or the creative source of life. When one connects with inner power and one’s soul identity, whatever physical body or circumstance we experience becomes fodder for our garden of beautiful colour, music, and the beautiful feeling of love, passion, and divine purpose.”
― Ramon William Ravenswood, Ô Manna Breath

“The Authority You Never Claimed

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Imagine a huge closet called Lost & Found. Inside is a collection of unclaimed authority and power. Any of it belong to you?

What if some of what we’re waiting for has already been ours—just unclaimed?
Not taken. Not denied. Simply left behind.
Authority, in this sense, is not about control over others, but ownership of self—our choices, our voice, and our willingness to act.

The question is not whether it exists.
The question is whether we recognize it.”
― Earnestine Benford, ¡Text Hugs!: Reflections on Life and Human Connection: 365 Original Reflections on Everyday Life

“The meaning of life is to experience what was, what is and what could be.”
― Eduvie Donald

“One of the greatest joys in life is not having any children.”
― Oliver Markus Malloy, Inside The Mind of an Introvert

“You only get one life. Don't waste it.

Enjoy the ride. Do what makes you happy.”
― Oliver Markus Malloy, Inside The Mind of an Introvert

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Not Broken: Simply Human”
― Earnestine Benford, ¡Text Hugs!: Reflections on Life and Human Connection: 365 Original Reflections on Everyday Life

“What is the medicine for all the sadness in the World?”
― Avijeet Das