1,304 Quotes by Shannon L. Alder

Paradox /pera,daks/ noun1. Being told to wake up and come back to reality by your family and friends, while being dragged to church to hear a lesson on Jonah and the whale, followed by a sermon on believing in things you can't see without faith.

If you spend your life over analysing every encounter you will always see the tree, but never the forest.

It takes courage to let go of the past and all the mechanisms you have put in place, in order to ease your pain, regret and fear through avoiding responsibility for it.

When we forgive we are telling God that we have faith in him to fight our injustices. It might not seem possible when you are standing in a storm, but when you take the high road you can see farther than you can now.

Storms don't come to teach us painful lessons, rather they were meant to wash us clean.

Do not except anything as love without truth because love and truth have always been best friends.

Your ability to see will never broaden when you only see yourself.

Writing is the only way to run away from home, without ever leaving.

Sometimes your belief system is really your fears attached to rules.