Quotes about Clarity
People who know who they are find it the easiest to know who they aren't.
- Fr. Richard Rohr
First of all, you can only see and understand the earlier stages from the wider perspective of the later stages. This is why mature societies were meant to be led by elders, seniors, saints, and "the initiated." They alone are in a position to be true leaders in a society, or certainly in any spiritual organization. Without them, "the blind lead the blind
- Fr. Richard Rohr
By the feminine principle I mean everything vulnerable, interior, powerless, subtle, personal, intimate, and relational. By the masculine principle I mean everything clear, rational, linear, ordered, in control, bounded, provable, and hard. Both the feminine and masculine are good, but they must balance each other.
- Fr. Richard Rohr
Nothing is so certain as that which is certain after doubts. Shaking settles and roots.
- Richard Sibbes
Knowing your purpose focuses your life.
- Rick Warren
Most men lead lives of aimless distraction.
- Rick Warren
Knowing your purpose motivates your life. Purpose always produces passion. Nothing energizes like a clear purpose. On the other hand, passion dissipates when you lack a purpose. Just getting out of bed becomes a major chore. It is usually meaningless work, not overwork, that wears us down, saps our strength, and robs our joy.
- Rick Warren
Knowing your purpose simplifies your life. It defines what you do and what you don't do. Your purpose becomes the standard you use to evaluate which activities are essential and which aren't. You simply ask, "Does this activity help me fulfill one of God's purposes for my life?
- Rick Warren
Don't live carelessly, unthinkingly. Make sure you understand what the Master wants. EPHESIANS 5:17 THE MESSAGE
- Rick Warren
When you come to a place where you have to left or right,' says Sister Ruth, 'go straight ahead.
- Kathleen Norris
Power to translate is the test of having really understood one's own meaning.
- CS Lewis
It is within our power not to make a judgement about something, and so not disturb our minds; for nothing in itself possesses the power to form our judgements.
- Marcus Aurelius