2,376 Quotes About Perspective

Don’t count your dollars to see how rich you are. Count your memories. Count your friends. Count the hugs you get every day. Count what really matters.

There’s plenty of things that are wrong in our world, and we can give them free reign to completely define our view of the world. Or we can focus on the fact that what’s wrong with the world are the essential raw materials from which a person of determination crafts everything which is right.

There is an invincible fortress that greed, gluttony and all of the other self-centered forces relentlessly assail with great force. Yet this unassailable fortress is such that the torrent may advance against it in a manner both vile and formidable, but the mad rage of this crazed maelstrom born of greed will helplessly fall to an exhausted calm before it ever touches its walls. And it is the simple attitude of thankfulness that builds a massive fortress such as this.

Writing the story of my life limits the whole of its storyline to this single, solitary vantage point from which I survey the world. So, why wouldn’t I want it written by the God who not only sits at every vantage point in all of existence, but Who was also the One that brought everyone of them into existence?

The sun is a big red ball - glowing or glaring; it depends upon your perspective how you look at it!

The world we see in our minds become our reality. Yes, we have to fight against darkness every once in a while, but those who persevere get their reward.

In fact, a religion has two aims: one is to really make those who are good and go up through cultivation obtain the proper way; the other is to maintain the morality of human society on a quite high level.

I believe that the reason why today's society has so many problems is that people's criteria for evaluating good and bad are declining so that people's moral standards can only decline with their criteria.

We pay someone to mow our backyards and spend hours searching the internet to find the best deal for our next vacation. What’s our problem?