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

Abundance Affluence Attachment Audacity Authentic Authentic Self Autobiography Aware Bad Beauty Becoming Bedroom Better Bills Blood Breathing Buddhism Burning Business Camus Careers Certainty Chaos Chess Circumstance Clutter Communication Compassion Competence Confident Consequence Consequences Contentment Conversations Coward Creative Critic Criticize Decide Defeat Diligence Discover Doubt Drama Dreams Earth Eastern Effectiveness Effort Effortless effort Empowering Endure Energy Enjoy Ethics Examine Excellence Exciting Expand Explore Extraordinary Failing Fate Fear Feel Focus Forest Forgiveness Freedom Friendship Fruitarian Greek Habit Happy Healing Hero Honesty Ideals Ignorant Imitation Independence Integrity Intellect Interconnectedness Islam Journey Judgment Jump Kind Knowledge Labor Learn Light Management Mastery Meditation Million Dollars Moment Money Non-attachment Optimism Overload People Perfection Perseverance Persistence Perspective Poetry Polish Possibility Power Prayer Pretence Pride Priorities Problems Psychology Rapture Ready Relationship Religion Risk Rust Self-awareness Self-mastery Shadow Skin Sleep Stop Stretch Stupidity Support Temperance Thank You Thinking Torch Train Training Transcending Trust Uncertainty Universe Values Victim Virtue Waste Wise Worry Yes Zen

Quotes by Teachers

Byron Katie Ralph Waldo Emerson T. Harv Eker Susan Jeffers Seneca Unknown Walter Russell Wallace D. Wattles Russell Simmons Albert Einstein Timothy Ferriss John Eliot, Ph.D. Henry David Thoreau Carlos Castaneda Mevlana Rumi Paulo Coelho Friedrich Nietzsche Mark Twain Tony Robbins William James Robert Cooper Dan Millman Roger McDonald Winston Churchill Joseph Campbell Leo Buscaglia Confucius Ayn Rand Napoleon Hill Anthony de Mello Donny Deutsch Wayne Dyer Robin Sharma Zen Master Dennis Genpo Merzel Benjamin Franklin David Emerald David McCullough Abraham Lincoln William Shakespeare Jesus Dale Carnegie Thomas Edison Epicurus Oscar Wilde Marcus Aurelius Will Rogers John F. Kennedy Rollo May Abraham Maslow Morihei Ueshiba Napoleon Bonaparte Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Meister Eckhart Lao-tzu Ray Bradbury Buddha Anais Nin Ernest Holmes George Bernard Shaw Vernon Howard Alexander Graham Bell Henry Ford Andrew Cohen Marilyn Vos Savant Tennessee Williams Vaclav Havel Bodhidharma Ken Blanchard Madame de Stael James Russell Lowell The Dalai Lama George Washington Carver Richard M. DeVos Nancy Mitford Don Dunning Carl Sagan Herman Melville Hugh Prather Marlo Morgan Robert Joss Vince Lombardi Kareem Abdul-Jabbar American Heritage Dictionary Ronald Reagan Somerset Maugham James Cameron Peter Ueberroth Swami Chinmayanada Mahatma Gandhi Shimon Peres John Adams Dr. John Demartini Vivekananda Deepak Chopra Mae West William Jennings Bryan Epictetus Jim Bishop William Ellery Channing Maya Angelou Cyrus Curtis Linus Pauling Pubilius Syrus Chinese Proverb Eric Butterworth Jules Henry George Chapman Vincent Van Gogh Mark Victor Hansen Luis Villalobos Nelson Mandella F. Scott Fitzgerald Richard Bergland Martin Fraquhar Tupper Rolf Potts Ambrose Redmoon Og Mandino Denzel Washington Arthur Schopenhauer Christian D. Larson Kevin Kelly Sir Henry Wooton Charles J. Givens Franklin D. Roosevelt Sam Wyly Wilhelm Stekel Anatole France Old New York Proverb The Bible Jean Sibelius David Deida Marshall Thurber Sivananda The Upanishads Robert Allen John Ruskin Dan Siegel Menander Robert Frost Nikola Tesla Sri Aurobindo Paul Valery Thomas A. Edison Andre Previn Stewart B. Johnson Sally Kempton Domergue Henry Van Dyke Cardinal de Retz Samuel Goldwyn William Temple

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