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“What is life, after all, if not a big, elaborate dream sequence?”
― Abhaidev, The Meaninglessness of Meaning

“Tend to your dreams as you would precious flowers—they bloom when nurtured, not when neglected.”
― Aloo Denish Obiero

“In the heart of every dream lies a personal vision, and with passion and determination, we can turn this vision into reality.â€� â€� Walt Disney”
― Walt Disney

“A dream is a location everyone is involuntarily taken to when our physical or mental being needs restoration.”
― Lana M. Rochel, Christmas Came Early: no cover book mystery

“Love is a dream that doesn't let you sleep.”
― P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar

“Dream like Joseph, then wait for God to execute it. A man with God-given dreams.”
― Chris Chacko

“If Jesus truly respects God like the rest of the prophets and often refused to be called a master or the good one. Why would the same individual compare himself to God the creator?”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“There is always a touch of magic in every miracle and a touch of miracle in every magical trick.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“The ghosts from my past float behind my eyes and haunt me in my dreams.”
― Carolyn Watson-Dubisch, After The Robots Died, Issue #2, The Eye in the Sand

“Imagination is the compass that guides us through the uncharted realms of childhood, where every dream is a story waiting to be written.”
― Beverley Douglas, The Curious Cloud Expedition: Children's Picture Book About Diversity, Accepting Others and Respect for Differences.

“Every dream is a spiritual awakening, tapping directly into our true Self.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Es justamente la posibilidad de realizar un sueño lo que torna la vida interesante.”
― Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist: A Graphic Novel

“Dreams are the magical fuel that ignites our imagination and propels us toward endless possibilities.”
― Andra Smith

“What draws ants to even the most remote sugar crystals? What entices bees to flowers? It's the fundamental code of life. Hunger is a taste of yearning your life code carries that, when seated into a human body, translates into mental and bodily desires. In the short term, within a single life, childhood limitations or arousals sow the seeds of desire. Most human goals frequently revolve around good food, good clothing, intimacy, artistic/scientific expression, or financial success. Across multiple lifetimes, it all ties back to our underlying evolutionary hunger. That is why some of our dreams are unexpectedly different from our waking life goals. That is why siblings born from the same parents, nurtured similarly, have weirdly different life goals. This multi-life journey, when unaware, is exactly what we attribute to destiny, and when a little aware, we attribute to Karma. Once these little tributaries are done with their own little flow, they flow back to the original river. In the grand existential scheme, as temporary and evolutionary desires are satisfied, we flow back with the current of existential fulfillment. Spirituality helps us ride the original current, fulfilled and free from temporary desires. Life, in its microcosm, is complex enough, let alone the macro one.”
― Saroj Aryal

“We all have a book in which we can share and impact others. It's our individual story called life. Our personal life experiences can be healing mechanism and catapult dreams in others, so share your story because the world is waiting.”
― Augusta D. Hathaway

“Hold onto your dreams and remain true to yourself, todays frustrations are building blocks for tomorrow's successes”
― Deon Potgieter

“What sin did Jesus die for; that is not repeated today?”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Have you fallen into the prison of dreams? Then you are very lucky; stay inside for a while, in normal prisons your body and mind rot, in the prison of dreams both come to life and rise!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Ironically, the Bible calls intelligent people sheep. This is enough for those who have ears to understand.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Making other people's dreams come true will make your dreams come true. We are all connected.”
― Dushawn Banks, True Blue

“Intimacy is a Palomar knot, sometimes you are the
hook and I am the fish and then we swap places. Call it quantum
entanglement or an anomalous lucid dream, but today was the
color of you, you were here, the afternoon by my knee.”
― Sakshi Narula, Bad Poetry and This Loving

“In a world addicted to immediate satisfaction, it's tempting to lounge on our sofas, snack mindlessly, and get lost in endless television episodes, all while nurturing a vague hope that our dreams will just happen.

We might think we want success, love, and happiness served to us on a silver platter, maybe even with a side of fries. But the reality is far more demanding. If we truly want to achieve the kind of life-altering fulfillment that transcends the ordinary, we need to ignite a "keen pulsating desire" within us. That means rolling up our sleeves, stepping beyond the familiar, and taking the audacious, extraordinary actions that turn desires into reality.”
― Donna Karlin, Inquiring Minds Want to Grow: Harnessing the Power of Reflective Inquiry for Growth and Transformation

“When we abandon our dreams, it's akin to committing a kind of suicide. We merely exist, without truly living.”
― Sam Zuppardi, I don't blame it on the stars

“Believe in your dreams. Believe in a better world. Act to achieve your dreams. Act to make this a better world.”
― Daniel Gumiero

“Don't let anyone, including yourself, prevent you from achieving your dreams now.”
― Daniel Gumiero

“Maintaining the integrity of a dream can be as challenging as it is necessary.”
― Steven Redhead, Life’s Events In Focus

“Dreams don't come with a gender tag.”
― Anubha Saxena

“If our destination in life is the same as what we were taught to embrace and believe in as kids, we may never get to where we're destined to be.”
― Eduvie Donald

“Here was my generation; lost of all hope, bereft of all ideas, struggling between a desire to be left alone, and a push by the crowd to be out in the crowd itself; to be there, captured in a photograph, swinging between dances and clubs and selfies in late-night booze ups between this side of heaven and the not-so-great other side; flung out onto walls and celebrated as celebrities, silent and still in cheap all-night bars; cheap nights and cheap regrets; no religion; post-morality; losing out on cold winter mornings with outcasts and nerds despised by a growing group of same-thinkers, self-fostering a public image of themselves; when their private lives were oh so sad and lonely, scrolling through feeds of parties they were at or were never at all, hoping to God that their dreams would still exist come morning.”
― Joshua Krook, A Thing Beyond Hope

“You're not here to impress anyone, you're here to live your dreams.”
― P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar