Inspirational quotes.

Emerson instructed us to “Make your own Bible. Select and collect all the words and sentences that in all your reading have been to you like the blast of truimpth out of Shakespeare, Seneca, Moses, John and Paul.”

Following Emerson’s guidance, I offer some of my favorite blasts of triumph. You can search by topic or by teacher or you can just hit refresh and keep getting 5 new random quotes below:-

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Quotes by Topic

Accomplishment Act I Action Actualization Age Anger Apple Authentic Self Autobiography Become Bill Gates Body Brain Breathe Brilliant Buddhism Career Caution Celebrate Challenges Chaos Character Circumstance Clarity Commit Communication Compensation Competence Consciousness Contradict Create Creative Critic Criticize Critics Decision Decisions Despair Development Discipline Edge Effectiveness Effortless effort Empowering Empty Examine Excel Expect Failing Family Fear Fire Forgive Forgiveness Friends Fulfillment Future Goal God Gold Great Greed Greek Guarantee Habits Happy Hard Work Helplessness Horizon Humor Ideals Independence Individuality Inspiration Inspirational Inspire Intensity Intent Intention Invincible Iq Islam Jobs Judgment Kabbalah Kindness Laughter Leadership Live Meditation Motivation Mysticism New Optimism Path Peaceful Warrior Personal History Philosopher Polish Poverty Power Thinking Prayer Principles Proactive Projections Psychology Psychology of Money Reaction Reading Ready Receive Religion Rent Right Secret Self Concept Self-mastery Self-reliance Service Shine Skill Skin Smile Stages of Development States Stoicism Strength Stupidity Success Superior Support Sweat Symphony Thinking Thought Thoughts Time Torch Transcending Trust Truth Uncertainty Understand Universe Vice Waste Weak World Worry Zen

Quotes by Teachers

Byron Katie Ralph Waldo Emerson Unknown Wallace D. Wattles T. Harv Eker Mevlana Rumi Susan Jeffers Seneca Albert Einstein Timothy Ferriss Walter Russell Carlos Castaneda Dan Millman Joseph Campbell Paulo Coelho Wayne Dyer David Emerald Zen Master Dennis Genpo Merzel Russell Simmons Mark Twain John Eliot, Ph.D. Friedrich Nietzsche Krishna Napoleon Hill Benjamin Franklin Winston Churchill Donny Deutsch Tony Robbins James Allen Leo Buscaglia Ayn Rand Buddha Marlo Morgan Martin Luther King, Jr. Chinese Proverb Confucius Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Dale Carnegie Oscar Wilde Helen Keller Jim Rohn Stephen R. Covey Deepak Chopra William Shakespeare Mark Victor Hansen Connie Zweig José Silva and Burt Goldman T.S. Elliot John F. Kennedy William James Ken Wilber Thomas Edison Mitch Albom Robin Sharma Robert Frost Gay & Katie Hendricks Jesus Nikola Tesla Henry David Thoreau Antoine de Saint-Exupery M. Scott Peck Will Rogers Irving Yalom Henry Ward Beecher Brian Tracy Dan Sullivan Theodore Roosevelt Daniel Cohen Hillel Kerry Gleeson Thomas Troward Sonia Johnson Robert Cooper Bertrand Russell Brigham Young David Henry Thoreau Charles Kingsley Thomas Jefferson Sri Ramana Maharshi Occam's Razor Japanese Proverb Mother Theresa Percy Ross Angelina Jolie Samuel Goldwyn Dr. James Watson Abraham Lincoln e.e. cummings James Joyce Branch Rickey Andrew Carnegie Marilyn Vos Savant Donna Cardillo, R.N. American Heritage Dictionary Benjamin Disraeli Swami Chinmayananda Mohammed Eileen Caddy Venus Williams Simon de Beauvoir Steven Pressfield Pablo Picasso Ramana Maharshi Niccolo Machiavelli George Santayana Sal Sorbera Johann Kaspar Lavater The Essene Gospel of Peace Carl Jung Aldous Huxley Dr. Herbert Benson Jean Sibelius George Allen Salvador Dali Tom Peters Raymond Inmon E. M. Gray Leo F. Buscaglia Mahatma Gandhi Henry Ford John W. Gardner Menander David Viscott Marianne Williamson Jameson Frank Robert Joss Malcolm S. Forbes Albert Schweitzer Jacob Bronowski Oprah From a church in Sussex, England, ca. 1730 A Course in Miracles Booker T. Washington Lucius Annaeus Seneca Dalai Lama Grandma Moses Plato Arnold Glascow Shawn Phillips David Deida Thomas H. Huxley Anonymous Anthony de Mello Samuel Johnson Tawni O'Dell Carl Sagan Warren Zevon Eleanor Roosevelt Sheila Graham W. Somerset Maugham Mark Van Doren

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