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“Look close enough at your problems and you’ll see there’s really nothing there at all. Problems only exist in the mind. They’re not real. There are only solutions waiting to be found.”
― Todd Perelmuter, Spiritual Words to Live by : 81 Daily Wisdoms and Meditations to Transform Your Life

“If you declare dust as your enemy, you will guard your house 24×7 with a mop in hand. You won't be able to live in your own house peacefully.

Dust is just a phenomenon which should be given attention only when required.”
― Shunya

“A human who is free from regrets of past, worries of present and fears of future is a superhuman.”
― Amit Kalantri, Wealth of Words

“Free yourself from all the worries and sorrows on the new year by freeing the sky lanterns and let them burn as the lanterns do in the sky to lightup your inner self with hopes.”
― Junaid Aslam

“Over To Candleford
Chapter XXVIII: Growing Pains
"This accumulated depression of months slid from her at last in a moment. She had
run out into the fields one day in a pet and was standing on a small stone bridge looking down on brown running water flecked with cream-coloured foam. It was a dull November day with grey sky and mist. The little brook was scarcely more than a trench to drain the fields; but overhanging it were thorn bushes with a lacework of leafless twigs; ivy had sent trails down the steep banks to dip in the stream, and from every thorn on the leafless twigs and from every point of the ivy leaves water hung in bright drops, like beads.

A flock of starlings had whirred up from the bushes at her approach and the clip, clop of a cart-horse's hoofs could be heard on the nearest road, but these were the only sounds. Of the hamlet, only a few hundred yards away, she could hear no sound, or see as much as a chimney-pot, walled in as she was by the mist.
Laura looked and looked again. The small scene, so commonplace and yet so lovely, delighted her."
It was so near the homes
men and yet so far removed from their thoughts. The fresh green moss, the glistening ivy, and the reddish twigs with their sparkling drops seemed to have been made for her alone and the hurrying, foam-flecked water seemed to have some message for her. She felt suddenly uplifted. The things which had troubled her troubled her no more. She did not reason. She had already done plenty of reasoning. Too much, perhaps. She simply stood there and let it all sink in until she felt that her own small affairs did not matter. Whatever happened to her, this, and thousands of other such small, lovely sights would remain and people would come suddenly upon them and look and be glad.

A wave of pure happiness pervaded her being, and, although it soon receded, it carried away with it her burden of care. Her first reaction was to laugh aloud at herself. What a fool she had been to make so much of so little.”
― Flora Thompson, Over to Candleford

“Whenever something bothered me, I never had to tell her. She’d tell me. And when I’d try to convince her otherwise, she’d look at me and say, ‘Brett, you’re forgetting, I made you. I’m the one person you can’t fool.”
― Lori Nelson Spielman, The Life List

“Your fears, worries and false beliefs do not keep you safe. They keep you small.”
― Anthon St. Maarten

“Do not worry about what name people give you. Instead, seek the truth despite all the labels they put on you. Do not get depressed by the darkness around you because the more significant the darkness, the easier you will see the light.”
― Rolf van der Wind

“Worry rolls inside you like a wheel.”
― Stewart O'Nan, A Prayer for the Dying

“Our ego constantly worries over useless things and events that most likely will never happen.”
― J.R. Incer, Mastering Success: The Key to Self Empowerment and Higher Consciousness

“Cast your cares upon Jesus Christ.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“Turn your worries into worship.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“Dreams are like worries, the only difference is the effect”
― Goitsemang Mvula

“Do not fear for today nor frightened about tomorrow.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“And he learned that the worries you think are confined to the space in your head can just as well show up outside it, written in bright letters for all to see.”
― Gretchen Anthony, The Kids Are Gonna Ask

“You know they say a white man git in some kind of trouble, he'll fret and fret until he kill hisself. A n****r git into trouble, he'll fret for a while, then g'wan to sleep.”
― Zora Neale Hurston, Mules and Men

“Motivational Reading removes our so many problems as like stress, anger, worries ,pressure also bringing out true potential of every person”
― pranita deshpande

“We think we live in difficult uncertain times. We think we have worries. We think our leaders face difficult decisions. But so it has nearly always been.”
― David McCullough, The American Spirit: Who We Are and What We Stand For

“Don't worry about it."

"When you're me, there's always something to worry about. Everything goes wrong for me, and you know it.”
― Elizabeth Mckenzie, The Portable Veblen

“Don’t borrow tomorrow’s troubles for today.”
― Karen White

“I felt a wave of loneliness. It occurred to me for perhaps the first time, as the car lurched forward, that if anything were to happen to my family, I’d be all alone in the world.”
― Karen Thompson Walker, The Age of Miracles

“Life presents challenges, unexpected obstacles, and adversity. People die. Jobs change. Bad things happen. To good people. All the time. And sadly, that won’t change. These things happen whether we want them to or not. We don’t control the fact that there will be problems at work and at home. Because we’re human, and conflict happens whenever we’re in relationships with others.
While you don’t control what happens, you do control what happens next. Always.
It might feel like your life is out of control and that you have no choices when something bad happens. The reality is that you have a lot of choices. When you can’t see those choices—and don’t focus on what you control—you feel helpless. However, there is another way forward. You can stop letting your worries and anxieties dictate your life. You have choice and control. You can use these challenges to get stronger. To deepen your relationships instead of destroy them. To overcome the hurdles and move forward in a positive way.
If your thoughts are telling you otherwise, it’s time to train to be Thoughtfully Fit!”
― Darcy Luoma, Thoughtfully Fit: Your Training Plan for Life and Business Success

“Don't bundle your nerves when there is truth to be faced.”
― Anthony T. Hincks

“The emptiness left behind by those who leave feels deep...to each individual "the self" is very precious. Everyone has their own worries. How can I be the judge of what is serious?”
― Yuna, 버림 받은 황비 1

“Don't allow the worries of this world to deprive you from worshipping your Maker.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“My dog doesn’t know the troubles of yesterday nor the worries of tomorrow when she wakes up in the morning. Each day is a new day and she’s excited as ever to get it started.”
― Martin "Rainman" Leghart Jr.

“Woes crop-up, for wrong expectations from people or situations.”
― Vikrmn: CA Vikram Verma, Krishna Crux

“It’s not wrong to have Expectations. The reason for worries is wrong expectations from right people in wrong situations or from wrong people in right situations.”
― Vikrmn: CA Vikram Verma, Krishna Crux

“The present moment is too small. Keep the complaints of the past and worries of the future out of the present moment.”
― Sukant Ratnakar, Quantraz

“Any of them could have a disaster before the school year is over. You could have a disaster an hour from now. Bending over. Something could hit you. People carry guns in glove compartments and lunch boxes. Cars spin out of control in minor drizzle. The more you know, really, the more you have to worry and fret about. It's a miracle anyone can sleep at all.”
― Naomi Shihab Nye, There Is No Long Distance Now