Carpenters are paid to build houses, not to explain how houses are built.
Expect the hill and the valley to see things differently.
The moon you see is not the moon you saw.
I don’t want to be the one who says life is beautiful. I want to be the one who feels it.
Beginnings do not divulge their ends.
The love of life begins with the love of one person.
Every drop that falls in the ocean becomes the ocean.
We learn from our possessions that they’re never enough.
Forgive me my foolish beliefs, as I forgive your foolish beliefs.
Truth is a bubble and hard to hold on to.
Even the camel with its huge nostrils can only take one breath at a time.
To be this happy, friendly person, that’s all.
Artists pass on their dreams.
Marty Rubin is the author of these aphorisms. You can find more of them here. If you like a daily dose go here. This has been reposted with permission. You can find the original post here.