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Quotes about Resilience

We climb mountains because the valleys are full of cemeteries. The secret of survival is to climb, even in the dark, even when the climb seems pointless. The climb, not the summit, is the thing. And the great don't just climb mountains, they carve them as they go. Korczak
— Richard Paul Evans
takes great courage to wear kindness as if one had never been hurt.
— Richard Paul Evans
It is often during the worst of times that we see the best of humanity—awakening within the most ordinary of us that which is most sublime.
— Richard Paul Evans
They tried to bury us. They just didn't know we were seeds.
— Richard Paul Evans
The thing is, the only real sign of life is growth. And growth requires pain. So to choose life is to accept pain. Some people go to such lengths to avoid pain that they give up on life. They bury their hearts, or they drug or drink themselves numb until they don't' feel anything anymore. The irony is, in the end their escape becomes more painful than what they're avoiding.
— Richard Paul Evans
As appreciative as I had already been for their kindness, now I was astounded. In the midst of such heartbreak, this good couple had reached out to me in my pain. For the first time in a long while, I felt hope in humanity.
— Richard Paul Evans
Fate does not bend for us-we must bend to it.
— Richard Paul Evans
Sometimes the most whole people are those who come from the most broken circumstances.
— Richard Paul Evans
Too many times we lose today's battles because we're still engaged in fighting yesterday's.
— Richard Paul Evans
Life's book is written on the heart.
— Richard Paul Evans
On n'est pas courageux si on ne connaît pas la peur.
— Richard Paul Evans
Though adversity is the fertile soil in which the human spirit best grows, we loathe it still. I do not see how it can be otherwise, for no rational being seeks out pain and misfortune. Still, I cannot help but wonder if it is not somehow wrong to enjoy the fruit but curse the tree.
— Richard Paul Evans