Feelings Emotions Quotes

“You own your feelings. You own your thoughts. You control both. No one has the right to any of it—to any of you without your permission.”
― Carlos Wallace, The Other 99 T.Y.M.E.S: Train Your Mind to Enjoy Serenity

“A book can become your best companion in times of crisis.
Not only do you learn in the journey of your pages, but rediscover yourself, with your virtues and defects ... often makes you question everything, even life itself.
The books are fantastic, as they not only transport you to other places and the awakening of sensations, curiosity, laughter, hilarity, sadness, etc. Other times, it can give you a quiet space in truculent moments, and lead you to a level of peace, acceptance, healthy optimism, that I will never tire of recommending it.
Never stop reading, there are no excuses ... there are always some minutes in any place, at any time and a huge universe for all tastes !!!”
― Liz Hay

“I wake up
Late in the night
Thinking of a conversation
i want to have
Then i remember but i
haven't even met you”
― Ina

“If God didn't want men to cry, why did he give them tears?”
― Angie Corbett-Kuiper

“If you have to ask, what a poem is all about. You didn't feel it. ~ ”
― Lady Bug

“The emotional brain existed long before the rational brain.”
― Dr. Deb Sandella

“We use the word ‘LOVE’ for camouflaging so many of our emotions. Why can’t we use different words to convey different feelings? Why use a word when we don’t sincerely mean it?”
― Anurag Shourie, Half A Shadow

“Aloof?

Aloof you say?
I'm so sorry if I made you feel that way.

It's really not my intention,
Though the reaction is of my own invention.

You see, long ago I built a wall,
A defence mechanism as I recall.

So for me to grow close, is still very hard,
After losing that important trust card.”
― Adiela Akoo, Lost in a Quatrain

“- Det finns ju inga garantier. Att satsa allt man har på något som är utan garantier det...Det är svårt”
― Emma Hamberg, Au revoir Agneta

“Bury yours feelings and forget what is important and make you happy, it is an easy way to avoid hurt, but it is the short way for unhappiness.”
― Marcia Weber Martins, Perfect Match

“Schatz, es gibt Bolognese“, meinte Felizitas und schob ihm ein großes Stück Parmesan sowie die Käsereibe zu. “Würdest du bitte für den Käse sorgen?“' fragte sie und ihr Augenaufschlag brachte Konstantin fast um den Verstand.
Da waren Sterne in den Augen, so glaubte er zu erkennen. Ein leiser Seufzer entfleuchte seiner Brust und beinahe wäre er zurückgetaumelt. Samuel war es, der ihn lachend auffing und umarmte. Dieses Mal mangelte es ihm sogar an Energie, dagegen verbal zu protestieren.
Der Herzschlag und die Wärme taten gut, ebenso die Kraft, die in dem sehnigen Körper steckte. Es war Leben in seinem Rücken und Vertrauen. Konstantin beruhigte sich einerseits, andererseits ängstigte es ihn auf eine Art und Weise, die er nicht beschreiben konnte.”
― Dana Brandt, Die Melodie der Traumweber

“Without God I am nothing. With God I am everything. His love is never ending as my love is never ending for Him. Thank you Lord for all you do and have done! I will serve you forever!”
― Ramona Wolter

“An agony resides underneath my skin, wanting me to grab you for your taste and my hunger.
It's a volcano of feelings suppressing against the walls of hopelessness.
A hunger to get all of you.”
― Anshika Agarwal

“Most people, by the time they are grown, have blocked so many feelings that they have lost touch with themselves in ways they do not even recognize.”
― Laurence Galian, The Sun at Midnight: The Revealed Mysteries of the Ahlul Bayt Sufis

“Every soul is madly moved by the swell of seas....the endlessness of sandy stretches....the limitless freedom of heaven....for in the immensity of grandeur, you pause in awe and there you realize your insignificance. Your eyes though catch the range of mountains and the forests so thick, and the stars strewn in a night sky....though you feel the frozen expanse and dismal heath...the wild peonies laughing on the meadows...still, there is a maze, so powerful it seems....for boundless, countless, unending it is.
That which you feel within is powerful and the more you slip into your feelings...the more it has its hold over you. The layer of emotions you have in multitudes might seem in conflict at times...but remain in awe by what is yet to be seen...for what is unseen is even more powerful than what is already seen. This is called madness....an inviting, enticing, overpowering madness to which you need to surrender...for this is the pathway to freedom it seems....”
― Jayita Bhattacharjee