Impermanence Quote Novels & Stories

"I'm tired. Really tired. And tremors keep coming. And people keep breaking. And I don't know how much longer I can do this. How much longer any of us can." "Then we do it one tremor at a time," he said. Gentle wisdom. Patient wisdom. Present wisdom. "We don't think about tomorrow. About next week. About sustaining this forever. We just think about next tremor. About next two minutes. About next moment of choosing to be here. That's manageable. That's doable. That's enough." One tremor at a time. One moment at a time. One choice at a time. Not thinking about sustainability. About long-term. About forever. Just now. Just this. Just next moment.

because I was full of my own . I knew I wasn't perfect . I knew I would never be enough for someone but hey , you can be as long as you pretend to be the perfect one . And all its gonna cost you will be an eternity in hell , with a forgotten existence and an empty black soul . ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ " Crash her laptop " after a very long pause Conan spoke up again he voice was no where laid back as before , Anna's threat about sending his and her's pictures to Selina had done his magic , the guy was no longer relaxed as before.

“Anthony Hamilton once said, ‘I learned patience, perseverance, and dedication. Now I really know myself, and I know my voice. It's a voice of pain and victory.’ and it is with this quote by which I live daily. It is the mantra I repeat when I get out of bed and drive to school; it is the mantra I repeat in my head while I am getting beaten down by people who think they know who I am and judge me by my preferences. And it is one of the two quotes I will leave you with today.” “We didn’t know what to expect when we stepped into high school, and now we take those same steps into our new lives to achieve our hopes and dreams. We leave the walls where we share some of our best memories and some

"He finds the true thing and makes it feel like the only thing." "Yes," Magnus said. "Because death is the true thing," she said slowly, working through it as she spoke. "The permanent loss. The real ending. He deals in endings, which means he deals in the truth of impermanence, and the truth of impermanence is that everything we love can be lost." She held his gaze. "And the only lie he tells is the lie of proportion. That because something can be lost it is therefore already as-good-as-lost. That because the wound exists, healing doesn't."

A/P "The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. Pain is temporary, Quitting lasts forever." ~A/N

"Change is the precursor to decay. You are choosing a slow, agonizing dissolution over an eternal, perfect peace." ​"We're choosing to be alive," I said, walking toward him until I could see my own exhausted reflection in his face-plate. "Your 'perfect peace' is just a cleaner version of the void. If you want us to stop the hammer, you’ll have to break it yourself."

Nothing is permanent in this world, but one thing is for sure purest intention will always win. THE END

If they do decide against us, we'll just give the Queens the old heave-ho and deal with it later. Again, delusion. She sighed. You seem to be working under a flawed premise I've meant to speak with you about for quite some time. Sorry? Where was the flaw exactly? It's not like they can really hurt me or anything. I'm immortal. Immortal, yes, she sent. But not invincible. Gulp. Explain? Immortality means you will live forever, and never grow old, she sent. As long as nothing happens to you. That sounded rather final for something I was given the impression would go on and on forever. Why was this the first time I was hearing this information?

"How... How you still smile like that?" He chuckled. "Boy, it's called accepting. You know, things aren't permanent that's why we need to treasure the present. Let's say, we can do those things without any circumstances of gloomy windows and tears. We can't enjoy life with that." He sighed. "Let's just do what we have, what we need, and what we want to do as long as we still have time." Raven gulped. Their was a bit of struck on his chest, and seem to be his words pulled a chair and sat on his mind, taking its time.

she objected. "How ironical, that the tree of life should be hidden in a place of death and torment," he mused. "No one survives more than an hour in the realm of the immortals, you'll be stuck forever unable to leave. It is more or less like dying," she argued. "I have done it before, I can do it again," he drawled calmly.