431 Quotes About Traveling
- Author Jasleen Kaur Gumber
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We all seek that somewhere to which we belong and that somewhere is surely not here!
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- Author Mehmet Murat ildan
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Sometimes you see a wonderful view when travelling on the train; but the train doesn’t stop and you lose the view! And the same thing happens on the journey of life : To catch the thing you like, you must slow down and move towards it otherwise you lose it!
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- Author Salil Jha
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Traveling is the best thing any couple can do. That’s how we had the idea of the honeymoon. Newly wed couples going to a new place on their own so that all they could have is each other.
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- Author Mehmet Murat ildan
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If you're sleeping while you're traveling, it means you're not traveling! Because traveling means new things must pass before your eyes!
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- Author Mehmet Murat ildan
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Traveling is like going to the library! The more you travel, the more you will feel as if reading books!
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- Author Carlos José Pérez Sámano
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Any travel is pointless if you don't come back. Any travel is pointless if you don't really leave yourself back.
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- Author Mehmet Murat ildan
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If you know where you are going, you just have to choose the road to your destination! If you don’t know where you are going, you either don’t travel or you just travel on any random road!
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- Author Ian Baker
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Our minds have no real or absolute boundaries; on the contrary, we are part of an infinite field of intelligence that extends beyond space and time into realities we have yet to comprehend. The beyul and their dakini emissaries are traces of the original world, inviting us to open to the abiding mystery at the heart of all experience, the inseparability that infuses every action, thought, and intention.
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- Author Ian Baker
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Whether this mysterious sanctuary hidden amid Pemako’s mist-shrouded mountains can ever be located geographically is of secondary importance to the journey itself. In the Buddhist tradition, the goal of pilgrimage is not so much to reach a particular destination as to awaken within oneself the qualities and energies of the sacred site, which ultimately lie within our own minds.
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