“There is time for work and time for love. J udith Minty’s advice suggests hardship is temporary and equally no match for the way that building oneself up can bring happiness. When mothers can no longer bandage the external scrapes and scratches, they can offer wisdom to supplant the internal pangs. If you know this, you can begin again, with pure joy in the uprooting.” – Judith Minty “I give you this to take with you: Nothing remains as it was. If time only has a start and finish, then humanity is on a conveyor belt of experiences and loves with one possible finality. Milan Kundera's quote imbues with longing for a time that one will never have with their partner. That is why man cannot be happy: happiness is the longing for repetition.” – Milan Kundera Human time does not turn in a circle it runs in a straight line. “And therein lies the whole of man’s plight.
Here, the author explores the fullness of one’s heart in relation to the fullness of one’s time. “It’s the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important.” – Antoine de Saint-ExupéryĪntoine de Saint-Exupéry’s most notable work, The Little Prince, is filled with page after page of philosophy for both children and adults. In the quotes below, love and time aspire for the same goals: excess or endless amounts that lead to inspiration, fulfillment, malleability.
A little time spent caring for possibilities can help you feel more calm and present in your daily life.
Just be sure to slow down so life doesn’t keep flying by. Some of the authors suggest that when you prioritize up your love, work, and personal life, your daily joy can improve. If these quotes do anything, perhaps they’ll help clear some mental clutter and provide balance. A lazy or disorganized life can prevent you from enjoying the one thing that isn’t going to wait around for you to catch up. The authors below seem to agree that the embodiment of time you appreciate or ignore has a huge effect on your personal life and outlook.
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