905 Quotes About Birth

[...] being a gentleman by birth certainly did not make one worthy of the name. Indeed, far too often it seemed to make one the opposite, by promising a man insulation from the consequences of sin.

At birth your parents give you a name which they like. A real name is the one which doesn’t have any meaning behind it. If it does then you represent a thing and not a person.

People who don't believe in rebirth, atleast believe in this birth

I was born not late and not early,This time is blessed and meet,Only God did not allow a heartTo live long without deceit.And from this it is dark in the light room,And from this do the friends I've sought,Like the sorrowful birds of evening,Sing of love that was not.

The fate of your next birth is written by the karma of this birth

Like the water goes up as vapour and comes down as water again, you leave the old body and take the new body for your soul

I sang a song as I sprang from the womb- which is not unusual. After nine months many Kongos come like baby birds- crying and craning.

what we call birth iswhen something first changes out of its former condition,and what we call death is when its identity ceases;things may perhaps be translated hither and thither;nevertheless, they stay constant in their sum total

Her own daughterwas born, like she had been, in either placeor all places, so she could leave, leapinto the sound she had always heard,a voice like water, like the gods weavingagainst sundown in a scarlet light.