Quotes about Beginning, page 4

It is easier to hold on at the beginning then at the end.

Quote by Leonardo da Vinci about beginning

At the beginning of love you must realize that your passion watches you, which means that you know how to face it, weighing well your share of suffering.

Quote by Baltasar Gracian y Morales about beginning

In fact, what exactly defines a life: submission to a predictable fate or the inventing, at any cost, of our own destiny? Where are beginning the mystification, cynicism, and betrayal, and where is ending up the dream, candor and duplicity?...

Quote by Constantin Stoiciu about beginning

The end can only start with the beginning in order to end with self alienation, thus becoming once more itself. This is why every man is a perpetual ending.

Quote by Sorin Cerin about beginning

For me, the day I was born is like any other day. An autumn day, in which you feel very alive the chills of school year beginning, the academic year (in my time). I am not scared by the passing of the time, I am trying to treasure every moment...

Quote by Cornelia Maria Savu about beginning

Man has been searching for the true meaning of life since the very beginning of time, and still, we have just scratched the surface. As we as humans evolve over time, maybe one day that answer will be found, but until then, may we continue to...

Quote by Robert M. Hensel about beginning

The smell of love is a smell that one's discovers to be a very fresh, refined and exciting smell from the beginning and then it evolves into a kind of natural force that is interweave with sweats, with secretions, like a volcano, it begins with a...

Quote by Radu Anton Roman about beginning

Love is like a friendship caught on fire. In the beginning a flame, very pretty, often hot and fierce, but still only light and flickering. As love grows older, our hearts mature and our love becomes as coals, deep-burning and unquenchable.

Quote by Bruce Lee about beginning

Death is not an ending, but the birth of a new beginning.

Quote by Robert M. Hensel about beginning