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 Acting Affluence Age Alarm Clocks Amini Andrew Cohen Anxiety Attraction Audio Balance Basketball Beauty Bedroom Beginning Break Breakthroughs Breath Breathing Buddhist Camus Cave Change Character Chit Choice Circumstance Clarity Combat Commit Compassion Compensation Consciousness Courage Dance Desire Destroy Development Dictionary Differences Discover Donne Dying Ecstasy Effort Effortless effort Ego Ethics Evolutionary Enlightenment Evolve Exciting Experience Express Faces Fame Fearlessness Feel Flow Focus Follow Friend Friendship Fruitarian Fulfillment God Gratitude Greatness Guarantee Habits Happy Healing Helplessness Heroism Hindu Horizon Humility Ideals Independence Insanity Integrity Invincible Journey Judgment Knowledge Language Leadership Learn Learning Manifesto Meaningful Meditation Miracles Mirror Modesty Money Mystic Now Optimism Optimist Overload Pain Philosopher Piano Possibilities Possibility Power Power Thinking Prayer Proactive Psychology Question Reading Ready Reason Relationship Rest Rich Right Roles Rules Rust Sat Security Self Concept Shadow Sharpen Should Skill Sleep Spirit States Vs. Stages Stoicism Stretch Student Stupidity Thank You The Work Torch Uncertainty Universe Victim Weak Weakness Wisdom Wise Within Work Yes Yin Zen

Quotes by Teachers

Wallace D. Wattles Ralph Waldo Emerson Unknown Byron Katie Susan Jeffers T. Harv Eker Seneca Walter Russell Mevlana Rumi Carlos Castaneda Timothy Ferriss William James David Emerald Albert Einstein Joseph Campbell Napoleon Hill Dan Millman Roger McDonald FM Alexander Robert Cooper Zen Master Dennis Genpo Merzel Tony Robbins Henry David Thoreau Confucius Vernon Howard Abraham Maslow Robert Frost James Allen Nikola Tesla Neale Donald Walsch Stephen R. Covey William Shakespeare Russell Simmons Paulo Coelho Jim Rohn Oscar Wilde Ayn Rand Napoleon Bonaparte Pablo Picasso Morihei Ueshiba John Eliot, Ph.D. Lao-tzu Krishna Antoine de Saint-Exupery Andrew Carnegie Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi John F. Kennedy Anthony de Mello Martin Luther King, Jr. Marianne Williamson Mark Twain John W. Gardner Kahlil Gibran Rainer Maria Rilke Leo Buscaglia Henry Ford The Dalai Lama Deepak Chopra Dalai Lama Rudyard Kipling William Blake Aldous Huxley Benjamin Franklin American Heritage Dictionary David McCullough Winston Churchill Abraham Lincoln Dale Carnegie George Bernard Shaw Horace Walt Whitman Anonymous Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Sal Sorbera Donald Trump Erica Jong Connie Zweig Bill Gates Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Benjamin Disraeli Charles Coonradt Jim Collins Aristotle Onassis Jesus Thomas H. Huxley Cardinal de Retz Mike Murdock Percy Bysshe Shelley Shimon Peres Henry Miller Ann McGee Cooper Henry Ward Beecher Tom Peters Isaac Asimov Henri Bergson Irwin Edman Norman Vincent Peale Dr. Gary Arthur Harvey Mackay Chuck Gallozi Madame de Stael A Course in Miracles Reverend Ike T.S. Elliot Eleanor Roosevelt Michael Jordan Gail Godwin Bertrand Russell Epictetus Steve Alford Sherry Lansing Ambrose Redmoon George Chapman Jameson Frank George Shinn Seng-ts'an Joe Greene Maria Rocamora Zig Ziglar Nelson Mandella William Jennings Bryan Dr. Candace B. Pert Jules Henry Eric Butterworth Frank Herbert Mark Van Doren Carl Sandburg Aristotle Richard Bach Irving Yalom Brian Adams Thomas Edison Peter Senge Fast Company Magazine Milton Friedman Maurice Maeterlinck Harriet Beecher Stowe Author Frederick Douglas George Santayana General W.J. Slim Ernest Holmes Michelangelo David Gergen Mother Theresa Rabindranath Tagore C. Day Lewis Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche Lucille S. Harper Edward Gibbon E. M. Gray

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