Motivational Quote by Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart — Inspiring Words on Life, Love & Wisdom

““7 Effective Ways to Make Others Feel Important”

“In a life shaped by intention and quiet confidence, one comes to hold close the gifts of radiant positivity, graceful patience, serene peace, mindful priorities, and treasured privacy.”

“Be grateful for each moment of the day you’re able to share with the people you love, knowing that time is fleeting and every second is a gift.”

““Patience Is Not the Ability to Wait:”

“Revenge is needless; decay carries within itself the seed of its own downfall.”

“Happiness lies not in having all you want, but in being grateful for all you have.”

“A leader or a man of action in a crisis almost always acts subconsciously and then thinks of the reasons for his action.”

“What if change didn't have to come from self-hatred or fear but from hope, compassion, and vision? Instead of forcing ourselves to fix what we dislike, we could be drawn to the person we're becoming.”

“You may not see it yet, but things are quietly being set in place for your good.”

“Recognize that rejection is a part of the human experience and does not define your worth or capabilities.”

“They say curiosity killed the cat but I have rather always found it interesting”

“If you can go to a movie and see a picture of war and suffering, and afterward say, “What a wonderful picture!” so may you take this life as a cosmic picture-show. Be prepared for every kind of experience that may come to you, realizing that all are but dreams. Each human life constitutes a drama; and the events of each day represent a drama. You are living a fresh one each of the year’s 365 days. The thought that you are merely a player in these dramas is very comforting. Realize that the acting out of whatever part you are called upon to play does not affect your real being. At the end of every earthly incarnation you are the same—the immortal soul—untouched by sickness, sorrow, or death. “He who cannot be ruffled by these (contacts of the senses with their objects), who is calm and evenminded during pain and pleasure, he alone is fit to attain everlastingness!” (Bhagavad Gita II:15.)”