Sharing Love Quotes

“I guess what I'm trying to say is that you are there, in everything I am, in everything I've ever done, and looking back, I know that I should have told you know much you've always meant to me. ”
― Nicholas Sparks, The Wedding

“When we fulfill our function, which is to truly love ourselves and share love with others, then true happiness sets in.”
― Gabrielle Bernstein, May Cause Miracles: A 40-Day Guidebook of Subtle Shifts for Radical Change and Unlimited Happiness

“The simple gift of giving becomes an elaborate rich aftertaste of a natural blissful feeling, lingering endlessly in my lifetime.”
― Wes Adamson

“Share your life with others. You will have a joyful life.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“Know that love is yours, you will not go bankrupt by sharing it.”
― E'yen A. Gardner, Love Letters

“The more you share, the more you receive to share.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“To have a genuine relationship, you must first love yourself from within, and then you may find another that loves themselves the same. You don’t fall in love; you share the love.”
― Jon Luvelli

“If we all counted our blessings and then shared them with our neighbors, near and far, all our lives would be richer.”
― Janet Autherine, Growing into Greatness with God: 7 Paths to Greatness for our Sons and Daughters

“Every day you live is a day for dreaming.
Every day is a day for adventuring.
And every day is for sharing with people you love,
because love's all that lasts.
It's the only thing we carry out of this world.
It connects us all, in the end.”
― Natalie Lloyd

“Sharing love doesn’t need a specific date or occasion; Expressing love doesn’t have to be in chocolate and roses;
Love has no limits; Love crosses all boundaries.”
― Nadine Sadaka Boulos

“When you find love, keep it. When you have love, give it.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson, These Words Pour Like Rain

“That cobra-patting Thai monk once stayed several months at our monastery in Australia. We were building our main hall and had several other building projects waiting for approval at our local council’s offices. The mayor of the local council came for a visit to see what we were doing.

The mayor was certainly the most influential man in the district. He had grown up in the area and was a successful farmer. He was also a neighbor. He came in a nice suit, befitting his position as mayor. The jacket was unbuttoned, revealing a very large, Australian-size stomach, which strained at the shirt buttons and bulged over the top of his best trousers. The Thai monk, who could speak no English, saw the mayor’s stomach. Before I could stop him, he went over to the mayor and started patting it. “Oh no!” I thought. “You can’t go patting a Lord Mayor on the stomach like that. Our building plans will never be approved now. We’re done! Our monastery is finished.”

The more that Thai monk, with a gentle grin, patted and rubbed the mayor’s big stomach, the more the mayor began to smile and giggle. In a few seconds, the dignified mayor was gurgling like a baby. He obviously loved every minute of having his stomach rubbed and patted by this extraordinary Thai monk.

All our building plans were approved. And the mayor became one of our best friends and helpers.

The most essential part of caring is where we’re coming from.”
― Ajahn Brahm, Who Ordered This Truckload of Dung?: Inspiring Stories for Welcoming Life's Difficulties

“We are all intertwined since we are all related as humans. We must help each other.”
― Mitta Xinindlu

“Sentí su cuerpo contra el mío, desenredando todo lo que aún se interponía entre nosotros, y mi alma se desbloqueó y se entrelazó con la suya.
Y dejé que ocurriera. Me entregué a él, porque ya era suya.”
― Adrienne Young, Sky in the Deep