Quote of the day by Abraham Joshua Heschel: 'By our very existence we are in dire need of meaning'

Abraham Joshua Heschel’s quote ‘By our very existence we are in dire need of meaning’ is a timeless lesson on purpose, faith, ...

Quote of the day by Lao Tzu: 'Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in thinking...' Life lessons on happiness, inner peace and human nature by first philoso…

Quote of the Day by Lao Tzu highlights the power of kindness in speech, thoughts, and actions. The quote explains how words ...
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Quote of the day by Mario Bunge on science: "Science is not a body of facts, it is a way of thinking" - check meaning, origin, & more

India, June 5 -- The quote "Science is not a body of facts, it is a way of thinking" by Mario Bunge is one of the most ...

Quote of the Day: Søren Kierkegaard on life's greatest paradox — ‘Life can only be understood backwards…'

Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard's timeless observation about life and uncertainty continues to resonate nearly two ...
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Quote Of The Day | Malala Yousafzai's Inspiring Take On The Strength Of A Powerful Voice

"We realise the importance of our voices when we are silenced." These powerful words from Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala ...

Quote of the Day by Mark Zuckerberg: "The biggest risk is not taking any risk" - and why it matters more than ever

Mark Zuckerberg’s famous quote highlights why avoiding risk can hold people back. Discover its meaning, life lessons, and why ...
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Quote of the day by Mahatma Gandhi: “In prayer it is better to have a heart without words than words without a heart.”

A lot of famous quotes survive because they sound clever. This one by Mahatma Gandhi survives for a different reason. It feels personal almost immediately.The line is short. Simple too. No dramatic ...

Quote of the day by famous poet Mary Oliver: "You can have the other words—chance, luck, coincidence..."

Mary Oliver’s quote values grace over luck or chance, viewing life’s inexplicable moments as unearned gifts. The poet ...