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Always seeking but never finding

This might be describe the human struggle for happiness and contentment.

Life is an everlasting question mark. That which we want most is always in the embryonic distance of the future. Our power to acquire is always a decade or so behind an power to desire.

And if we catch up with the thing we want,we no longer want it!

People cease to interest us when we find their limitations. The only sin is limitation. As soon as you once come up with a man's limitations, it is all over with him.

How beautiful the mountain yonder in distance. But the moment we draw near it we find it to be nothing but a wrenched collection of rocks and dirt and trees.

Out of the truth grew oft repeated adage "Familiarity breeds contempt."

Beauty and happiness and contentment are states of mind. They can never be enjoyed except through vision of the afar.

Destroy the hope of unfinished dreams in a person's heart and he or she is finished.

The moment we cease to cherish the vision of the future of achievement we are through.

Nature has built us so that our greatest and only lasting happiness is that which we feel in the pursuit of some yet unattained object. Anticipations is sweeter than realization.

Life's greatest inconsistency is that most of what we believe is not true.

One need not seek opportunity in the distance, that opportunity may be found in the vicinity of one's birth.

Opportunity may be found wherever one really looks for it, and nowhere else!

The greatest miracle of all miracles is faith.

If your world is one limitation, misery and want, it is because you have not yet realized that you have in your own mind a laboratory that is equipped to the power of faith.

If we may judge the possibilities of the future by the achievements of the past, the miracles remaining to be uncovered are vastly greater in number and nature than those that have been revealed in the past. It is not yet revealed what our destiny may be.

This is an age of revelation!

The miracles of the future will be revealed by science.

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