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“The whole point of the physical experience is the expansion beyond that which Is.

That’s why eternity is eternal.

That’s why there is something more than Now.

That’s why there is eternally more.

Always has been, always will be.”
― Esther Hicks

“Good times pass very fast. Bad times pass very slow. When you detach from both good and bad, time doesn’t pass at all. That is Timelessness or Eternal Bliss.”
― Shunya

“Let your goal be no less than becoming complete. Let your ego perish in pursuit of this goal so that you can recognize your eternal self which is already complete.”
― Shunya

“People and things will come and go. Everything in this life is transient. This is why spirit must always be our first priority. For it is our only true constant.”
― Anthon St. Maarten

“If we live solely within the scope of our sorely limited humanity, the word ‘endâ€� will mean nothing other than what it says. But if we dare to live within the scope of God’s eternal promises, every time the word ‘endâ€� appears the word ‘beginningâ€� will be hot on its heels.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“There is nothing you wouldn’t do for him, no limits you wouldn’t cross.”
― Jannat Bhat, What He Revealed

“The Lord is eternal God.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“I'd completely forgotten about it. But I saw it now. Spelled out across the lunar surface, two words -- "Hello, Dad!"

I was grinning all over my face. I whispered, "Hello," into the phone. I was assuming that she'd written it for me. Now I come to think about it, maybe she was saying hello to the other dad, the one who'd left.

My dad looked across at me. He looked puzzled. Like he knew it had something to do with me. I said, "Hello, Dad." And he looked even more confused. When he hears this story maybe he'll think I got them to write it there for him. And maybe he'll be right. Maybe it was for both of us, and for other dads too. For all the dads on Earth. And for all the dads not on Earth. And for their dads, outwards in space and backwards in time, all the way to the Dad of the Universe.

And looking out into the space, it sends a greeting from Earth to the Universe. Hello, Dad.”
― Frank Cottrell Boyce, Cosmic

“Poetry is dreams made tangible and yet eternal.”
― Eirene Evripidou

“Excursion on earth is never eternal.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“You and I are just swinging doors.”
― Shunryu Suzuki, Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind: Informal Talks on Zen Meditation and Practice

“Can one instant of ecstasy redeem a life of despair? Maybe only an artist could live that kind of life. Can beauty exist in heaven where nothing ever changes, where nothing dies or grows old, where there’s no cycle of death and rebirth, no seasons of growth and decay? How can there be beauty when everything is beautiful? Maybe beauty, true beauty, exists only when it’s perishable, already containing the seeds of ugliness.”
― Mike Hockney, The Armageddon Conspiracy

“The basic rule of existence is that all eternal, necessary things are perfect. Via entering into temporal, contingent combinations, they produce combinatorial imperfection. Without perfection, nothing could exist. Without perfection there could be no imperfection. Such is the nature of Being and Becoming.”
― Thomas Stark, God Is Mathematics: The Proofs of the Eternal Existence of Mathematics

“The temporal, contingent world is, as Leibniz said, a “collection of finite things.â€� It is possible only because it is underpinned by an eternal, necessary world, comprising a collection of zero-infinity things, i.e. monads.”
― Thomas Stark, God Is Mathematics: The Proofs of the Eternal Existence of Mathematics

“The ultimate cause of matter must be immaterial. The ultimate cause of entropy must be free of entropy. The ultimate cause of time must be outside time. The ultimate cause of space must be outside space. The ultimate cause of temperature must be without temperature. The ultimate cause of physical motion must be without physical motion. Why? Because everything on the left belongs to the temporal and contingent while everything on the right belongs to the eternal and necessary. Only the latter can explain the former. The former cannot explain themselves. The latter belong to the order of eternal truths.”
― Thomas Stark, God Is Mathematics: The Proofs of the Eternal Existence of Mathematics

“A soul is immortal because it is a dimensionless monad that has no parts hence it cannot decay or perish. There is no part of it that can break down. An unextended entity is, as Descartes said, a thinking entity. It thinks eternally. That’s exactly what a soul is: an immortal thinking system. A soul has eternal energy because its overall energy is ZERO. It can never run out of energy since there’s no resultant energy to run out of. In any case, energy can be neither created nor destroyed, so any energy in the monadic ensemble can never be lost. Moreover, the extremely strict laws of energy conservation require that all monads permanently have a perfect balance of energy, i.e. zero. Life is eternal, dimensionless, thinking energy that is balanced between positive and negative energy, real and imaginary and always stays at zero. A soul is mathematically guaranteed. It is an absolute product of mathematics, and can be defined only mathematically. There is no such thing as a soul without mathematics. Mathematics is keeping you alive and keeping you thinking, and it will do so FOREVER. You owe everything to mathematics.”
― Mike Hockney

“What I do is temporary but what I leave behind is forever.”
― Avani Sharma

“The eternal paradox of writing for a Poet: do you try simplicity in complexity or complexity in simplicity?”
― Avijeet Das

“The memories made along the way someday arise to defeat the time and become timeless......”
― Jayita Bhattacharjee

“Life will not end here, it is eternal.”
― Ujjwal Arora, Anatomy of an Artist

“The existence of parents is temporary, but God is immortal. When your parent walks away, God will give you his eternal embrace.”
― ThandazoPerfectKhumalo

“Memory is fleeting. Legacy is eternal.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Legacy is what’s left standing once you aren’t.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“The great things are never outdated by time or technological advances. Rather, they are the things that time and technology cannot move forward without.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“In the simple act of asking the question, “Is this all that there is to life?,â€� we are evidencing the fact that we are made for more. For how can we ask a question that we cannot conceptualize in order to obtain an answer that we don’t need?”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“I would rather not know what light is, rather than have it and then lose it. For then the darkness that it momentarily lit becomes insufferably darker. But I must remember that God is the light that never goes out in a world where darkness will.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“We prefer the temporary, which, when renewed, points to the eternal. If the castle is rebuilt out of wood after every earthquake, then it's as if it were a living being, you understand?”
― Catherine Meurisse, La jeune femme et la mer

“Victory is temporary, but joy is eternal. Grateful for all of the joyful moments, big and small.”
― Serena Williams

“With shells from the river cover me, cover me.
I lived in wonder, worshipping earth and heaven.
I have passed on the march eternal of endless life.”
― Edgar Lee Masters, Spoon River Anthology

“Xin Ming, Origin is the present moment.”
― Sheng Yen, Song of Mind: Wisdom from the Zen Classic Xin Ming