J.S. Milik > Quotes

“This was a time in Heaven's history that was very majestic, before the darkness, before Hell itself was created.”
― J.S. Milik, Heaven's Blade: When Destiny Calls

“The trick is to work a paragraph until reading it puts a smile on your face, then you have set the bar for what goes around it.”
― J.S. Milik

“He flew above the city with only one goal in his mind, to approach God.”
― J.S. Milik, Heaven's Blade: When Destiny Calls

“The city of Heaven is the biggest city in all existence. Even down town is greater than all the cities of Earth put together. The land is made of clouds, and the sky is always blue. In the center of the city is a massive temple, the temple of God. Supposedly God sites on a throne in there, but not many angels have been.”
― J.S. Milik, Heaven's Blade: When Destiny Calls

“I've been up in the sky flying on many occasions in a Cessna 152, and even flew through a cloud before. Pluffy is a good word for how clouds look from a distance, but up close you realize it is just fog up high and out of reach. Perspective sometimes makes all the difference.”
― J.S. Milik

“Life is full of more ORs than ANDs. The sooner you realize that the better.”
― J.S. Milik

“Michael outstretched his great big wings, which covered the surrounding area with a plethora of feathers. Then with a single swoop he leapt masterfully into the sky. Soon he was above the buildings, crossing the city as if he were a part of the wind itself.”
― J.S. Milik, Heaven's Blade: When Destiny Calls

“When most people judge others, it seems that they have an invisible belief gauge they rate someone on; If you believe in too many things you are considered a crackpot (aliens, fairys, bigfoot, gods, psychics, luck, magic, lake monsters, ghosts), but if you believe in too little you are considered insensitive (no God, no love at first sight, no destiny, no soul mates). Some people claim to have evidence for their beliefs, some people believe without any evidence. It is a real mixed up world to have a belief gauge in.”
― J.S. Milik

“The man wandered over to the table, crinkling his face. He still put on his old man look, from which he had when he died. "The last thing I remember I was shearing some sheep and . . . wait . . . I was choking on some wool." His hand went to his throat as if he still had it in there and his mouth gaped open in shock.”
― J.S. Milik, Heaven's Blade: When Destiny Calls