Dream Come True Quotes

“Along the way, in their attempt to make their dream come true, many ultimately prefer to stay on the sideline. In the meantime, their packages of good intentions start leaking, or their letters of hope remain silenced by unawareness. ("Poste Restante")”
― Erik Pevernagie

“Awakening and owning the dreams that God has placed in our hearts isn't about getting stuff or attaining something. It's about embracing who we are and who he has created us to be. In him. He is our dream come true, and the one true love of our life. But we can't love him with our whole hearts when our hearts are asleep. To love Jesus means to risk coming awake, to risk wanting and desiring.”
― Stasi Eldredge, Becoming Myself: Embracing God's Dream of You

“She knows exactly what I like and what it does to me. She worships my body in its entirety and I allow it—I crave it.”
― A.R. Von, Lady's Destiny

“Power of dreams is not measured by the frequency of dreaming, but by speed of actions to make them come true.”
― Vikrmn, Guru with Guitar

“Your dreams are only as big as your courage to chase them”
― Freya Skye

“Believe is confident hope.
Hope is faith.
Faith is timeless possibility.
Possibility is spiritual.
Spiritual is divine”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Pearls of Wisdom: Great mind

“You have to conquer every mountain to realize the dream.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Think Great: Be Great!

“Don't leave the dream, lead your dreams!”
― Akilnathan Logeswaran

“You have immense strength for every good work.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Think Great: Be Great!

“May you find the grace and willpower to fulfil your dream.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita , Pearls of Wisdom: Great mind

“Those who are fortunate to be educated, must light the flame of fire.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Pearls of Wisdom: Great mind

“Receiving is harder than giving, son. But gifts are made to be accepted.”
― Dani Harper, Storm Warned

“Dreams are the greatest imaginative power of mankind.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Pearls of Wisdom: Great mind

“The possibility of the dream is our joy.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Pearls of Wisdom: Great mind

“I am so glad; I had the opportunity to study at University of Jena, the city of light.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Pearls of Wisdom: Great mind

“Desire, dream and seek.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Pearls of Wisdom: Great mind

“A dream come true makes life interesting.”
― Paulo Coelho

“He turned toward Beatrix and slid his fingers beneath her chin, nudging her to look at him. "What's this?" His voice gentled. "What's the matter?"
"Nothing," Beatrix said, seeing him through a shimmer of tears. "Absolutely nothing. It's just... I spent so many hours in this place, dreaming of being with you someday. But I never dared to believe it could really happen."
"You had to believe, just a little," Christopher whispered. "Otherwise it wouldn't have come true.”
― Lisa Kleypas, Love in the Afternoon

“I stopped in front of my new building, a thrill of pride running through me at the sight. The sight was bright and clear and elegant: Wander. Because my people had wandered all around the world for thousands of years of the Diaspora, picking up local culinary traditions and incorporating them into our own. Even if my menu had taken the incorporation in a more daring direction----some of the dishes I was most excited about were the brisket ramen and the kimchi chopped liver, a play on my finale appetizer but with Korean influences. Luke had helped me with that. It was the one dish that sat on both of our menus.”
― Amanda Elliot, Sadie on a Plate

“She'd long ago learned an important lesson--there was always a way to wrestle with the impossible.”
― Suzanne Selfors, A Semi-Charming Kind of Life

“When a dream is well dreamt, it is certain to come true.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson, The Oneironaut’s Diary

“How's it looking out there, Mama?"
"Like all the Mardi Gras revelers have converged on this place," Eudora said. "The line of people waiting for tables stretches all the way to the French Quarter. You'd better put on a second pot of gumbo, because you have a whole lot of hungry mouths to feed."
"That's just the way I like it," Tiana said as she added a few dashes of Tabasco to the pot. Her daddy's dinged-up pot might not shine like the new copper and steel cookware in her gleaming kitchen, but Tiana refused to use anything else to cook her gumbo.”
― Farrah Rochon, Almost There

“She'd never lost hope that the place would one day be hers. She'd felt it in her bones.
And now it was.
She would have pinched herself, but she already knew this wasn't a dream. This was real life, and she was embracing it all.
Tiana untied her apron from around her waist and went out into the grand dining room. It had taken a lot of blood, sweat, and tears to get it to this point, but with the help of her friends, her restaurant looked exactly as she had always imagined it would.”
― Farrah Rochon, Almost There

“Every magical, Technicolor memory flickers and flares, along with the girlish hope that led me to the wildest dream of my life. And when I cast one last look at Penn, still standing where I left him, I’m more optimistic than ever that the best parts of it might actually come true.”
― Laura Marie Meyers, The MASH Up

“Everywhere I look there are truffles and bonbons, caramels and pralines artfully arranged in gleaming glass-and-wood cases around the store. Under a glass dome on the counter sits a very special collection of ruby chocolate truffles filled with rose and cardamom cream and adorned with gold sprinkles. Those are not for sale. They’re only for guests who come in looking weary or stressed or heartbroken. They’re a gift for anyone who looks like they need a little burst of courage.
I gaze around in satisfaction. The shop looks exactly as I dreamed it would, with dark wood floors, big light-filled windows, and a few whimsical decorations. I got my tree at last— painted silver with twinkly lights and chocolate ornaments, and a bird’s nest of spun chocolate with colorful chocolate eggs perched in the branches. There’s a big, black old-fashioned cash register at the longest counter, and behind it a mural a local artist painted depicting a beautiful meadow of wildflowers sloping down to a whitecapped sea. It’s elegant and a touch quirky and exactly what I had in mind. Well, except for the case of fudge prominently displayed in front of one of the big windows. I thought I was done with fudge, but it turns out that making a couple of batches a week actually feels nostalgic. Seeing the fudge now makes me smile and think of Dad. I believe he would have loved how this is turning out.”
― Rachel Linden, A Sprinkle of Sweet Serendipity