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 Adventure Affluence Aim Anxiety Apple Appreciation Attention Attitude Audacity Authentic Self Autobiography Balance Be You Beginning Belief Believe Better Brilliant Careers Cause Celebrate Challenges Change Cherish Chit Clarity Command Commit Compassion Compensation Competition Confidence Confident Control Conversations Creator Critic Critics Decisions Doubts Drama Dream Dreams Eastern Education Effect Effort Ego Emotion Empty Enjoy Exceptional Explore Extraordinary Fame Family Fear Fearlessness Freedom Generous God Gold Great Greek Growth Habits Happy Heart Honesty Humble Imitation Independence Individuality Inquiry Inspiration Inspirational Intellect Intelligence Interconnectedness Iq Jump Knowledge Latin Learn Learned Lies Life Mastery Meaningful Meditation Music Nature Optimist Path Patience Peace Perception Persistence Personal History Plans Power Pretence Pride Problems Progress Projections Prosperity Psychology of Money Purpose Reason Receiving Relationship Religion Rent Responsibility Right Roman Rust Security Self Concept Self-awareness Serve Service Skin Smart Solution Spirituality Stairs Stall States Strength Syntropy Teacher Temperance The Work Torch Trail Transcending Try Understand Unreasonable Vice Warrior Weak Willpower Win Work World Worry

Quotes by Teachers

Ralph Waldo Emerson Walter Russell Byron Katie T. Harv Eker Wallace D. Wattles Susan Jeffers Unknown Albert Einstein Seneca Mevlana Rumi Confucius Carlos Castaneda Timothy Ferriss David Emerald John Eliot, Ph.D. Napoleon Hill Mark Twain Joseph Campbell Eleanor Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Ayn Rand Robert Cooper Zen Master Dennis Genpo Merzel John F. Kennedy Lao-tzu Stephen R. Covey Vernon Howard Paulo Coelho Abraham Maslow Russell Simmons Morihei Ueshiba James Allen Thomas Jefferson Samuel Johnson Connie Zweig Benjamin Franklin Esther & Jerry Hicks Marlo Morgan Tom Peters Friedrich Nietzsche Michelangelo Dale Carnegie George Bernard Shaw Viktor Frankl Buddha Neale Donald Walsch Oscar Wilde Andrew Cohen William James Thomas A. Edison Ken Wilber Leo Buscaglia Maurice Maeterlinck Mahatma Gandhi Mae West Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Aristotle Carl Jung Ernest Holmes Harvey Mackay John Ruskin Sivananda Baruch Spinoza Dante Martin Luther King, Jr. Barbara De Angelis Swami Paramananda Ray Bradbury Stephen Covey Henry Ford Abraham Lincoln Henry S. Haskins John Bright Dr. Deidre Lovecky Alexander Smith William E. Gladstone George Lichtenberg Dan Millman Whitney Young Mark Victor Hansen Fanny Burney Oswald Chambers La Rochefoucauld Barbara De Angelis. Ph.D. Somerset Maugham Martin Seligman Charles Coonradt Maya Angelou Barbara Sher Peter Drucker John W. Gardner Dalai Lama Tyon Edwards Dagmar O'Connor Sri Ramakrishna Walt Disney Thomas Troward Italian Proverb Andrew Jackson e.e. cummings Drs. Lewis, Amini and Lannon Anthony de Mello The Dalai Lama Oliver Wendell Holmes Deepak Chopra Karl Wilhelm Von Humboldt Henry David Thoreau Bob Packwood Louise Hay Morpheus William Shakespeare Bill Gates Pablo Picasso Robert Frost Orison Swett Marden Hernando Cortes Henri Frederich Amiel Richard P. Feynman Yoruba of Nigeria proverb John Muir Marcus Aurelius Thomas Edison John Firman Jelaluddin Rumi Junior Murchison Norman Cousins Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Martin Rutte Cicero Robert F. Kennedy Irving Yalom William Saroyan Hugh Prather New York Times Edward Gibbon Colin Powell Warren Zevon Howard Gardner Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Georgia O'Keefe Paul "Bear" Bryant Swahili proverb Steve Pavlina Malcolm S. Forbes Oprah Winfrey Dian Fossey Venus Williams Aeschylus Ben Stein A Course in Miracles Werner Erhard

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