“The trials and tribulations that are faced in life are merely stepping stones that pave the path that inevitably leads to who we truly are. But their lessons are left open for interpretation. This is for good reason. Certain lessons… — A.C. Heller Copy Share Image
“Chance knows not of the divine, nor the strands of fate. It is but a ripple in our precarious existence, easily overseen, seldom noticed.” — A.C. Heller Copy Share Image
“The beauty of chance is that it is not controlled by the bonds of fate. There is no structure, no preconceived notions. What will… — A.C. Heller Copy Share Image
“More often than not, the chances that are presented to us go unnoticed. Their lessons left unlearned. The most common occurrence is love. Many… — A.C. Heller Copy Share Image
“The trials and tribulations that are faced in life are merely stepping stones that pave the path that inevitably leads to who we truly… — A.C. Heller Copy Share Image
“One cannot escape their fate. But a sacrifice, no matter how small, can pave the path to conquer insurmountable odds, even Fate.” — A.C. Heller Copy Share Image
“You use words written by men to justify your actions? TO question whether or not you are damned? We damn ourselves. There is no… — A.C. Heller Copy Share Image
“One's mental fortitude, one's mettle, aligned with one's will, is the most formidable human attribute. No man, machine, nor divine intervention can supersede. The… — A.C. Heller Copy Share Image
“Chance knows not of the divine, nor the strands of fate. It is but a ripple in our precarious existence, easily overseen, seldom noticed.” — A.C. Heller Copy Share Image
“You will not always get the answers you seek. Often times, you have to take the answers you are given and trust that your… — A.C. Heller Copy Share Image
“One cannot escape their fate, but their path may be altered, potentially resulting in a different outcome. Some consider it divine intervention, or a… — A.C. Heller Copy Share Image
“One's capabilities do not define them. It is their actions that make them deserving.” — A.C. Heller Copy Share Image
