Life Quote by Paul Auster

In the end, each life is no more than the sum of contingent facts, a chronicle of chance intersections, of flukes, of random events…

— Paul Auster

“Everything in our life is a probability apart from two facts – Birth and Death”

— Anupama Garg

“That story had at its core a discussion of my fundamental view that nothing in life is certain and that, consequently, all decisions are…

— Robert E. Rubin

“No life is more, or less, important or interesting than another—much of it, after all, is lived inside our heads.”

— Ruskin Bond

“Stop living the life with possibilities and probabilities, live the life with certainties.”

— Amit Kalantri

“Everything that happens in life has a purpose. Make the most of every situation.”

— Lailah Gifty Akita

“NOTHING OCCURS AT RANDOM, BUT EVERYTHING FOR A REASON AND BY NECESSITY.”

— Leucippus 5th Century B.c

“So much of life, it seems, is determined by pure randomness.”

— Sidney Poitier

“...Quite the narration in your head, even for a moment, and see for yourself that life is life, and not one minute of it…

— Karen Maezen Miller

“Things may happen around you, and things may happen to you, but the only things that really count are the things that happen in…

— Les Brown

“Sometimes the things that do not quite happen in your life count for more than the things that do.”

— Frederick Buechner

“Everything that could happen, but it never happened, eventually was taken away by the wind and leaves no trace.The life - this is our…

— Paulo Coelho