Battling Quotes

“You are a warrior in a dark forest, with no compass and are unable to tell who the actual enemy is, So you never feel safe ..”
― Anonymous

“He who fights with guns and knives is a coward! For how easy is it to kill with the single pull of a trigger? And how does human flesh stand to a sharpened metal? Even an idiot can kill with a gun and a knife! A man needs no courage at all to stand behind these things that make him feel invincible and bigger than he ever will be! I don't say that no one should fight! Because battles must be fought, and wars will always be won! But let those who fight, fight with bare hands! The measure of true strength! With his hands and feet and nothing but! The country with truly strong men is able to have soldiers that need not a knife, that need no guns! And if you can soar even higher than that; fight with your pens! Let us all write! And see the substance of the man through his philosophies and through his beliefs! And let one philosophy outdo another! Let one belief outlast another! And let this be how we determine the outcome of a war!”
― C. JoyBell C.

“Battling wolves today strengthens you for battling lions tomorrow.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“The problem with radiation research is that you are constantly battling the biological effects of delayed radiation complications.”
― Steven Magee

“If you try to change a smarty, you’ll be battling in vain; they always have nonsense to say.”
― Alan Maiccon

“I’d been fighting the idea for weeks. It kept coming to my mind and I kept battling it out. No matter how hard I fought against it, I found myself veering towards that which I despised.”
― Michael J Heil, Pursued: God’s relentless pursuit and a drug addict’s journey to finding purpose

“There was a time I looked in the mirror and saw a stranger.

I had walked through the fire of alcohol addiction.
I had sat in the silence of depression.
I had tasted the sharp loneliness that hides behind a smile.

And yet — I did not give up.

We endure pain — and that pain becomes our teacher.

They say a Guru is not one who speaks from books,
but one who has lived what they teach.
Who has stumbled through the dark, and still chooses the path to light.

Today, as a coach, I don’t offer perfection.
I offer presence. I offer truth. I offer the strength that comes from having broken and rebuilt.

If you’re walking through something heavy, I hope this reminds you:
You are not broken. You are becoming.
And your story isn’t over.”
― Avijeet Das