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Quotes about Resilience

Do you still believe that I am the Resurrection and the Life? Even when you don't get what you want? Even when nothing makes sense?
— Anne Lamott
It was about tragedy transformed over the years into joy. It was about the beauty of sheer effort. I
— Anne Lamott
Remember that you own what happened to you.
— Anne Lamott
How did we all get so screwed up? Putting aside our damaged parents, poverty, abuse, addiction, disease, and other unpleasantries, life just damages people. There is no way around this.
— Anne Lamott
Jesus is big on people evolving. And all organisms have an innate tendency to evolve toward improvement. I seem to be the outlier.
— Anne Lamott
it really is easier to experience spiritual connection when your life is in the process of coming apart. When things break up and fences fall over, desperation and powerlessness slink in, which turns out to be good: humility and sweetness often arrive in your garden not long after.
— Anne Lamott
Look, if you don't have a bad attitude and lots of things wrong with you, no serious person is going to be interested. If you feel scared, outraged, confused most of the time, come on over. Have a seat.
— Anne Lamott
Love has bridged the high-rises of despair we were about to fall between. Love has been a penlight in the blackest, bleakest nights. Love has been a wild animal, a poultice, a dinghy, a coat. Love is why we have hope.
— Anne Lamott
Her message was always the same: God loved the world, all evidence to the contrary, and we must not give up on God.
— Anne Lamott
They taught me that maturity was the ability to live with unresolved problems.
— Anne Lamott
Try to be a good sport, baby. Sharon feels as bad as you do. It's all right for you to be mad, but...try to be as good a sport as you can. I'll tell you. It's a run-of-the-mill shitty thing. Life is full of them. And it is ALWAYS feels better to be kind.
— Anne Lamott
This is a hard planet, and we're a vulnerable species. And all I can do is pray: Help. When
— Anne Lamott