3,025 Quotes by Craig D. Lounsbrough

I’m not so sure that the adult within me teaches the child within me. Rather, I think that the child does most of the educating.

We simply relegate the child within us to some place where it will not interrupt adulthood. But do we not realize that it is the act of doing that that interrupts adulthood?

It is not ignorance that causes me to follow God, nor is it escapism through some rigorously contrived fantasy. Rather, those are the things that keep me from following the world.

Start thinking for yourself, because if you don’t someone else will.

Hope waits to be discovered, begging it seems that we believe in its existence sufficiently to pursue it in order to find it to be real in the pursuing.

The apparent reality is that life never quite permits us the certainty that we impose upon it.

To abandon the child ‘within’ means that the adult ‘without’ will be an adult in name only. And frankly, I can only name a handful of things that are that tragic.

Redefining reality evidences that there is a reality to redefine, it’s just that we’re not pleased with whatever that reality is. And given the unchangeable nature of reality, we’ve yet to admit that any redefinition of it is going to be even less pleasing.

For the thinking person it’s not how many words you use, but how few you use, up to and including using none.