Pain Quotes Quotes

“Unlike pain, happiness, no matter how big it is, doesn’t last long.”
― Abhaidev, The Gods Are Not Dead

“Your decision to say goodbye will end our story.
But it will never erase me from your memory.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“It will be fine
after the thunderstorm.
The sun will shine,
and it will be nice and warm.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“When you're feeling down, always remember,
that dark days will not last for ever.
There will be sunshine after the rain,
There will be pleasure after the pain.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“Sadly, although time can heal your wound,
the scar may stay with you for good.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“Don't let them cause you pain and turn your life into a disaster.
Break free, turn the page and start a new chapter.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“PAIN is a sign that something in your life is not right.
Do not ignore it!
Always face it from the
BEGINNING!
Don't let it turn into continuous
SUFFERING
and ruin your happiness and WELL-BEING.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“The pain you feel is a sign that something in your life is not right!
Do not ignore it!
Face it from the
BEGINNING!
Don't let it turn into continuous
SUFFERING
and ruin your happiness and WELL-BEING.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“The hardest thing in life is to find yourself with someone, so close to you yet so far.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“Don't let the clouds of failure overshadow you, and ruin your life.
There is a seed of success inside of you. Let it grow. Keep it alive.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“Sometimes, this disapproval of how you are managing your pain crosses over to disbelief that you are in as much pain as you say you are. They don’t believe that your pain is a legitimate enough reason to rest or nap or cry or take narcotic medications or not go to work or to go to the doctor. They might think that you are making too big of a deal out of it. They doubt the legitimacy of the pain itself.

This kind of stigma is the source of the dreaded accusation that chronic pain is “all in your head.” It’s as if to say that you are making a mountain out of a molehill.”
― Murray J. McAlister

“Angelina told Ahmed that there came a time when her grandmother began to call on God to end her life, as she could no longer cope with her pain. She strongly believed that God listens to people’s words and hearts. Her prayers, however, remained unanswered. Instead of death, she only received more pain and depression.”
― Mouloud Benzadi, أنجلينا فتاة من النمسا

“Some people suffer in silence, pain in the hearts but smiles on their faces.”
― Isha Barlas

“We are the rare species we howl and moan at the same Time.”
― Nancy Omar, A Glimpse Of Heaven

“You can come to your friends with a problem and they will most usually blurt out a set of orders based entirely upon their own lives, which they believe you should follow. There is no thought process that goes into it, no internalization, no ingestion of your own pain into their own stomachs. I believe this is why, about a million people come to me with their problems rather than turning to their closest friends and family members; because I'm like that ancient tree with protruding roots, you can sit under my branches and as you cry I will soak your tears into me. We don't actually need humans with their many thoughtless advices. We need to be sitting under trees, asking roots to share in our pains.”
― C. JoyBell C.

“When we are healthy, wealthy and powerful, we forget about our mortality. It’s only when irreparable cracks set in that we come back to reality.”
― Bangambiki Habyarimana, Pearls Of Eternity

“Pain teaches you more than pleasure. Failure teaches you more than success. Poverty teaches you more than prosperity. Adversity teaches you more than comfort.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“I love you. "Is not enough to make up for the pain that never heals and starts again at the slightest word.”
― James Hilton ( Cowboy)

“Depression starts from a deeply rooted idea, that as a human being, you are a sinner. Even if you are agnostic, atheistic, or a mystic, sin is a belief that you have violated some internal law of ethics, which causes an inability to regain your divine state of love. It is Fault. Disobedience to a higher power, god, or archetype is another definition from separation of peace of mind.

Even if the god or archetype cannot be proven, it still exists in your mind, thus fault is real in your mind. It's the idea that you have broken an internal rule that separates you from delivery of a promise. This creates depression, which is a long standing feeling of pain due to permanent loss. It is not short term loss. It is complete loss that can never be returned.

When you birthed yourself into this reality, you were vast, elegant, exquisite, intelligent, infinite, and beautiful beyond understanding. You came into this time and space matrix to gain a soul, and that required a lot of experience. Experience is painful. Experience is expansive. Close the door by accepting the loss.”
― Deborah Bravandt

“It takes a while to believe that someone who promised to be with you forever has left you forever.”
― Garima Soni - words world

“Klimam glavom jer ja to najbolje radim kada me boli, kada mi se stvarnost ne sviđa. Postajem kamen. Disciplinovani kamen koji nikome, pa čak i onom koji kamen može da istopi, neće pokazati trunku slabosti, trunku emocija.”
― Tamara Kučan, Profajler

“Some chase wealth to feel fine,
Some want fame to rise and shine,
Some find joy in power, or the divine,
But all I seek in this life of mine
Is the quiet glow of winter sunshine.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“Be like the tree that will never falter. Despite its fallen leaves, it withstands the chill of winter, yearning for the warm spring sunshine and bright summer.”
― Mouloud Benzadi

“Attar believed the only commendable and worthwhile connection between man and God to be a Lover Beloved relationship. Like many other Muslim mystics before him, Attar emphasized that the superiority and pre-eminence of Adam over the other angels lay in Adam's/ man's love-passion and agony. In fact, in Attarr's spiritual teachings, the cure for all psychological and spiritual ailments lies in the transformative suffering and passion of love (dard). That is why he asks for that passion to be increased:

   Give me an ounce of pain, O you
   Who cure all. pain, for left without
   Your pain, my soul will die.
   To heretics let heresy apply,
   And to the faithful—grant them faith;
   But for the heart of Attar, let
   One ounce of your pain remain.”
― Hossein Elahi Ghomshei PhD, Beauty, Love, and Wisdom in Persian Poetry: From Attar to Rumi, Shabistari and Hafiz

“If someone gives you pain, remember one thing: it is not your baggage. You don’t need to carry it on your shoulders, in your heart, or within your soul for the rest of your life. Just unload it and move forward on your path.”
― Mohammed Zaki Ansari, "Zaki's Gift Of Love"

“Maybe I was just used to it by then, this idea that pain is meant to be endured quietly.”
― Natalia Sylvester, Breathe and Count Back from Ten

“Sweet delusion
wrapped as an illusion,
dripping from verses
crafted in pain.
Nothing cuts deeper,
makes the biggest of ripples,
than loneliness,
while surrounded by people.”
― Iva Hotko, Life is a Remembrance

“Never trust someone who doesn’t open up to you. It’s not that everyone has to share everything, but it’s just that genuine people don’t hide everything when they care about you. You know, when a person keeps everything behind the walls, never talks about what they feel, never lets you understand them, you start realizing you are only allowed to see what they choose to show. And somehow, that doesn’t feel like a connection, it feels like control.”
― Garima Soni, Life Simplified: Quote - Unquote

“Do you know why I have stopped crying now? Because now I know that you will never come back into my life ever, you will never wipe my tears ever. The person I used to run to with all my pain is now the reason I will carry all the pain alone and keep moving with a heavy heart.”
― Garima Soni, Life Simplified: Quote - Unquote

“Time does not heal self‑inflicted wounds; the pain, the scars and the memories remain timeless.”
― Eduvie Donald