Chaim Tal > Quotes

“The present has no mercy for self-pity.
Every day is a chance to start over,
if you stop hiding behind yesterday.”
― Chaim Tal

“Everyone has their own fate.
Another’s seems lighter.
But if G-d gives it to you — you’ll collapse beneath it.
Carry your own — to the end.”
― Chaim Tal

“Your life is a mirror, reflecting your light.
Or your darkness.”
― Chaim Tal

“A foreign land is a desert
that will never replace the soil
your heart aches for,
where your memory lives,
where your ancestor’s rest.”
― Chaim Tal

“The past teaches but never waits.
The present punishes carelessness.
The future simply puts a period.”
― Chaim Tal

“Candor is a luxury for those who have nothing left to lose.
People demand honesty,
yet do not forgive those who are truly honest.”
― Chaim Tal

“If you hate — you give away your life.
You trade life for hatred.
You dwell where God is not.
If hatred dwells in you — God is not in you.”
― Chaim Tal

“The future is not a promise—it’s a debt note.
It’s issued under the collateral of today’s actions.
© Chaim Tal”
― Chaim Tal

“The past cannot be corrected.
But you can stop repeating its mistakes —
if you have the courage to face them without excuses.”
― Chaim Tal

“The pillars of civilization easily become gallows
when man forgets why they were raised.”
― Chaim Tal

“Man calls weakness everything that demands strength from him.”
― Chaim Tal

“The price of truth is solitude.
But falsehood costs more: the forfeiture of self.”
― Chaim Tal

“veryone has their own fate.
Another’s seems lighter.
But if G-d gives it to you — you’ll collapse beneath it.
Carry your own — to the end.”
― Chaim Tal

“The world is patient. But it is not kind.
The bill will be presented. No discounts and no change.”
― Chaim Tal