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Quotes About Comfort

it's grandma food, 'bad for the arteries but good for the heart.
~ Louise Erdrich
Nector [speaking to Bernadette] could have told her, having drunk down the words of Nanapush, that comfort is not security and money in the hand disappears. He could have told her that only the land matters and never to let go of the papers, the titles, the tracks of the words, all those things that his ancestors never understood how the vital relationship to the dirt and grass under their feet.
~ Louise Erdrich
He felt at home in many places.
~ Ron Chernow
seemed quite content to sit in silence sometimes and not try to entertain each other.
~ Ron Chernow
I went home in great delight.
~ Ron Chernow
he assured me that God didn't make cancer because cancer is not good, and he cautioned me not to blame God for something He didn't make.
~ Ron Hall
It struck her how eating was a comfort during a hard time because it reminded you that there had been other days, good days, when you'd eaten the same thing.
~ Ron Rash
can't watch her die," he told her. "I just can't." He waited on the porch till it was over.
~ Ron Rash
I'm glad I can still sometimes drug my senses with a book.
~ Ronald Firbank
Zephaniah 3:17 states that the Lord "will quiet you with his love." So whenever those negative voices whisper that you're a worthless failure, let the Lord "quiet you with his love." Let God's love silence those hurtful voices from your past.
~ Rory Noland
Volvieron a quedarse en silencio, pero era un silencio lleno de compañía.
~ Rosa Montero
Los libros son la presencia más constante de mi existencia. Mi mayor apoyo. En muchos sentidos el amor de mi vida.
~ Rosa Montero
Abrazarme a su espalda por la noche y saber que no estaré sola nunca más. Querer y que te quieran, esa cosa tan bonita y tan sencilla que otras personas consiguen, pero yo
~ Rosa Montero
As for God, I frankly admit that I find it easier to live with the age-old questions about suffering than with many of the easy or pious explanations offered from time to time. Some of which seem to verge on blasphemy. I hope so much that no one has sought to try and comfort you by saying that God must have needed Francesca more than you. I would find it impossible to worship a God who deliberately stole my child from me. Such a God would be a moral monster.
~ Rosamunde Pilcher
Elfrida, are you about to cry? - I might be. - Why? - Relief. ?
~ Rosamunde Pilcher
Alone. She realized how much she had missed the luxury of solitude, and knew that its occasional comfort would always be essential to her. The pleasure of being on one's own was not so much spiritual as sensuous, like wearing silk, or swimming without a bathing suit on, or walking along a totally empty beach with the sun on your back. One was restored by solitude. Refreshed.
~ Rosamunde Pilcher
What do you suppose their
~ Rosamunde Pilcher
I felt urgently in need of some spiritual comfort, and began, at about this time, to send out messages to God. I imagined these feeble communications as minute blips of light, little wriggling glow worms which, unless God had a telescope pointed directly at them, he would be unlikely to notice.
~ Rose Tremain
He brushes my cheek, wiping a tear. From the soul or whatever indefinable part of you makes you Annie. I like that part. The pad of his thumb circles my cheekbone, and I can't take my eyes off his.
~ Roxanne St. Claire
On the other hand, strong feelings were aroused by something else. At that time man was much more active than later. Everything in his environment as well as the images in his soul, stimulated him to activity, to movement. When his activity could proceed without hindrance, he experienced pleasure, but when this activity was hindered in any way, he felt displeasure and discomfort.
~ Rudolf Steiner
It is better to lie quiet in the mud than to be disturbed on good bedding.
~ Rudyard Kipling
Let them fall, Mowgli. They are only tears.
~ Rudyard Kipling
Who goes to the hills, goes to his mother.
~ Rudyard Kipling
May no ill dreams disturb my rest, Nor Powers of Darkness me molest. —Evening Hymn.
~ Rudyard Kipling