Happiness Quote by William Shakespeare

“But all I could make use of was all that was valuable. I had enough to eat and to supply my wants, and what…

— Daniel Defoe

“Though from thy grasp all worldly things should flee, Grieve not for them, for they are nothing worth: And though a world in thy…

— Eastwick Edward B

“And what of those losses that seem unbearable? Separations from people we feel we can't live without?' 'Perhaps our ruin honours the strength of…

— Elizabeth Knox

“The world destroys itself and we rebuild it. The destroying is as important as the rebuilding. There can be as much joy in the…

— Jade Chang

“Too many of us have to sit foolishly by while something comes out of the dark, strikes, returns to wherever it came from, as…

— Thomas Pynchon

“Ironically, the more we crave to possess and dominate the world and others, the deeper and more unbearable becomes the chasm of our own…

— Stephen Batchelor

“  What hither brought us, hate, not love, nor hope   Of Paradise for Hell, hope here to taste   Of pleasure, but all pleasure to destroy,…

— John Milton

“We have engrossed to ourselves, in a time when other powerful nations were paralysed by barbarism or internal war, an altogether disproportionate share of…

— Margaret MacMillan

“Surely with all its greatness it could not be lost; surely in the end it must triumph over evil.”

— Zane Grey

“With no loss or sacrifice, we can't appreciate what we have.”

— Mitch Albom

“We signed on the dotted line for things we didn't know we cared about. We ate the things we shouldn't, spent money when we…

— Tahereh Mafi

“Let it not be said by a future, forlorn generation that we wasted and lost our great potential because our despair was so deep…

— Ralph Nader