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1 " Do we behave out of fear of punishment, or out of the demands of our heart? For me, it is the latter, as I would hope is true for all adults, thought I know from bitter experience that such is not often the case. To act in a manner designed to catapult you into heaven would seem transparent to a god, any god,for if ones heart is not in allignment with the creator of that heaven, then... what is the point? "
― , The Ghost King (Forgotten Realms: Transitions, #3; Legend of Drizzt, #19)
2 " The value of ones heart is in the reminders of what fills it,words may sustain for a while but actions will always be the hope "
3 " A bit of fantasy can be good for ones heart "
4 " Sometimes the heart weakens the individual that makes him/her do things he/she wouldn't normally do. Following ones heart varies by situations, but should never be followed when making decisions on critical situations. The heart is full of love and compassion thus welling to forgive, show mercy, and weakens the mind of the individual. So, be passionate of your performance and sympathize and empathize with sensitive situations, but let your mind guide your heart. "
5 " To be truly able to greet life with lucidity and tinkling laughter, one must have had bravely experienced that ones heart feels as if it´s thousand years old with all the twinges of grief, nocturnal distress and loneliness and understood that not one expression of human sorrow is really alien. It can serve as a springboard for a more life-sensitive state of mind that paints even seemingly deadly boring details into gratifying wonders (it is not equal to a nauseating expression such as " seeing the good in everything" ). I believe and do know that this sort of state can bring one a little closer to bearing the great mosaic that life is and maybe, rather than leaving us feeling opressed, helps us to grow a bit lighter. "
6 " Prosperity starts in ones heart not their pocket. "
― Ricky Maye
7 " Repentance is a softening of ones heart and a realigning of ones affections. "
― Gary Rohrmayer