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The moment it begins to question itself, the mind becomes so clear that it starts working with itself rather than with the body's identification. — Byron Katie

Form an image in your mind of what you want to happen, then do what it takes to make it happen. — Lana Krumwiede

The Good News of Jesus spread not through extravagant preachers, but through everyday people whose lives had been transformed by the power of Christ. — David Platt

The night! When the outside world is hiding in darkness, you have to turn on the light within in order to see where you put your steps. — Irina Serban

I am Josephine Darly, and I intend to live forever. — Tessa Gratton

My voice is never much louder than a ripple, but even small voices sound loud when you talk about things that matter. — Natalie Lloyd

One of my favourite messages about 'The Pirate Fairy' is that the story is about appreciating your own talents. — Christina Hendricks

Someone has to spread the good news that we survived. — Stephenie Meyer

There's nothing creepier than having a psychotic Apollyon caged in the basement. — Jennifer L. Armentrout

Hmm, that's not sexual harassment, baby. When I decide to get sexual, trust me, you'll know it.

~ Braden ~ — Lora Leigh

I don't know why someone else's marriage has anything to do with me. — Elizabeth Edwards

Given the nature of market, the chance of a crash is always greater than the chance of an overnight runaway euphoria. — Jeff Yass

Our little room was morbidly quiet and sorrow was heaped in my corner like dirty snow. — Betty MacDonald

Don't spread negativity, that stuff is contagious and ruins us. The good news is, positivity can also be contagious and it lifts us. — Joshua Neik

I love nerdy, cute, quirky boys who don't take themselves too seriously. — Ariana Grande

It is better to be true to what you believe, though that be wrong, than to be false to what you believe, even if that belief is correct. — Anna Howard Shaw