See Clearly Quotes

“Some people can’t be in your life because they don’t have the power to help you improve it. That doesn’t mean you don’t wish them well, it just means that you are on Chapter ten of your life, when they are on Chapter five. Maybe, it is just enough to meet at the crossroads in life and agree to take separate paths, then with a cheshire grin you both look back and shout, “Beat you to the top of the mountain”, followed by the funnest sprint of both of your lives.”
― Shannon L. Alder

“Sometimes the truth is so deep that it takes someone with the same depth to see it, while others can't see past the level they have never moved from.”
― Shannon L. Alder

“I once bought a painting of a leopard. It was very expensive but I could not leave the gallery without it. I did not understand why I had to have it; it was simply love at first sight.

One day I showed it to a friend who came to visit me. "I still do not understand what it is about this leopard that made me have to have him," I stated as we both gazed upon the creature looking back at us from the canvas.

"All you need to do is to look at him and ask yourself what it is about him that reminds you of you...and you will have your answer."

Everything is our mirror. We are all continually trying to fall in love with ourselves.”
― Kate McGahan

“Like the rocks in the river that become smooth over time, patience is the process of letting life flow at a pace that may not follow your time schedule. When you slow down your pace, you are able to see things more clearly. ”
― Hania Khuri-Trapper, Rest & Return: Weekly Reminders to Pause, Reflect, and Just Be

“Let us cultivate perceptiveness and improve our ability to see clearly both the world and oneself. Without that, even “good intentions” risk becoming harmful illusions. ("Final decision")”
― Erik Pevernagie

“It's always harder to see things clearly the closer you are to them.”
― Sarah Hocut, The Other Side

“I had the distinct impression that a veil of sadness that had been hanging over my face for a long time was gently being removed, leaving my vision sharp and clear.”
― Emanuela Cooper, Three Women Lost in London