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“Shine brightly, so you can help those who have not found their path a way through the darkness.”
― Jeffrey Fry

“If I’m perplexed by the fact that I’m constantly lost, maybe somewhere in my head I’ve determined that being lost serves a greater purpose than being found.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“I call you my soulmate
because I lost myself in you
and then found myself through you.
Sure, when you are gone, I will be a fraction
but the common denominator has always been
me.”
― Kamand Kojouri

“After we sat, Ava glared sidelong at Giti. 'Sorry I slap you last week, but I did not think you would ever stop talking, and I had somewhere to go.' Then, with a quick toss of her head, 'Bad day.”
― Michael Benzehabe, Persianality

“By the will art thou lost, by the will art thou found, by the will art thou free, captive, and bound.”
― Angelus Silesius

“Now that I had something to lose all I could think about was holding onto the thing I'd found.”
― Shaun David Hutchinson, All Out: The No-Longer-Secret Stories of Queer Teens throughout the Ages

“I'm insane. I'll admit that. I have that awful condition: cleithrophobia. Father knew all of this, of course, but nowadays he never asks direct questions. I was determined to show him the world outside should be invited in--celebrated. I had every intention of doing the same thing tomorrow, and all nights thereafter, until he conceded, or, I made my escape to gay Paree.”
― Michael Benzehabe, Persianality

“My maid never sweeps under the bed
so I asked her to do so today.
Found a pen, three pairs of shoes and the man I had lost two years ago.”
― Sanhita Baruah

“We Persian women certainly know how to hold our tongues, but when emotions flare, we say it, and say it hot. Maybe Middle-Eastern weather creates residents who feel and respond in ways bizarre to the rest of the world. I'm sure culture and weather connect in some way.”
― Michael Benzehabe, Persianality

“When I do decide to run away, you will never find me. Remember that. Not only will you never find me, but you will lose yourself trying to find me.”
― Kiran Manral, Missing, Presumed Dead

“It is amusing, is it not, to want to be both found and forgotten at the same time?”
― Delilah S. Dawson, Phasma

“The more I loved you the more I found me”
― Zubair Ahsan, Of Endeavours Blue

“Old enough to know what I'm losing in the process of being found.”
― Seanan McGuire, Every Heart a Doorway

“[The Edfu Building Texts in Egypt] take us back to a very remote period called the 'Early Primeval Age of the Gods'--and these gods, it transpires, were not originally Egyptian, but lived on a sacred island, the 'Homeland of the Primeval Ones,' and in the midst of a great ocean. Then, at some unspecified time in the past, an immense cataclysm shook the earth and a flood poured over this island, where 'the earliest mansions of the gods' had been founded, destroying it utterly, submerging all its holy places, and killing most of its divine inhabitants. Some survived, however, and we are told that this remnant set sail in their ships (for the texts leave us in no doubt that these 'gods' of the early primeval age were navigators) to 'wander' the world. Their purpose in doing so was nothing less than to re-create and revive the essence of their lost homeland, to bring about, in short: 'The resurrection of the former world of the gods ... The re-creation of a destroyed world.'
[...]
The takeaway is that the texts invite us to consider the possibility that the survivors of a lost civilization, thought of as 'gods' but manifestly human, set about 'wandering' the world in the aftermath of an extinction-level global cataclysm. By happenstance it was primarily hunter-gatherer populations, the peoples of the mountains, jungles, and deserts--'the unlettered and the uncultured,' as Plato so eloquently put it in his account of the end of Atlantis--who had been 'spared the scourge of the deluge.' Settling among them, the wanderers entertained the desperate hope that their high civilization could be restarted, or that at least something of its knowledge, wisdom, and spiritual ideas could be passed on so that mankind in the post-cataclysmic world would not be compelled to 'begin again like children, in complete ignorance of what happened in early times.”
― Graham Hancock, America Before: The Key to Earth's Lost Civilization

“The depth of life is found in the breadth of living.”
― Richie Norton

“Sometimes I think it’s less about being found and more about being willing to be found.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“A data bank holding all the information that is in this universe can be found in God”
― Sunday Adelaja

“When you are lost in the right way, you don't go back to being found in the wrong way.”
― Melody Lee, Moon Gypsy

“Being lost but not realizing that we are lost is probably the most lost that any one human being can ever get.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“â€� I can only wish to remember the good times
and forget the things I refuse to remember. They are nothing but heartache.�
-Sophia to Zarah, The Forest of Evergreen: Found in the Wilderness”
― Teresa May B. Bandiola

“They may still find me after you’re gone, but I’ll be lost forever.”
― Nitya Prakash

“If better were within, better would come out.”
― J.R. Rim

“No one can find God without having first been found by Him. A monk is a man who seeks God because he has been found by God.”
― Thomas Merton, The Silent Life

“The best treasures sought and found satisfy purpose not financial gain.”
― Jeffrey G. Duarte

“Here is a beautiful game you can play: Go to a pretty street you have never been to; don’t look for anything and let the things find you! Never forget that those who look for nothing will always look more attractive!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“At the point that I’ve given up being found by God is the point that I’m most ready to be found by Him.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Women, if you can't control you man... then you've found the right one...”
― Nitya Prakash

“hey may still find me after you’re gone, but I’ll be lost forever.”
― Nitya Prakash

“Even if we lost each other, it doesn't matter - because we found each other.”
― Nitya Prakash

“My nephew insists 93 comes after 38. Looks like I've found the one who allotted noida its sectors.”
― Nitya Prakash