The Infinite Plan Quotes

“Be careful what you ask of Heaven; it might be granted.”
― Isabel Allende, The Infinite Plan

“When a man’s earning his living doing things he doesn’t like, he feels like a slave; when he’s doing what he loves, he feels like a prince.”
― Isabel Allende, The Infinite Plan: A Gripping Latin American Literary Novel – One Man's Epic Journey Through California, Vietnam, and the Search for Love

“Me reconcilié conmigo mismo, me acepté con un poco de benevolencia y entonces tuve mi primer atisbo de paz. Creo que ese fue el instante preciso en que tomé conciencia de quien soy en realidad y me sentí por fin en control de mi destino”
― Isabel Allende, The Infinite Plan

“Cada persona nace con una sola gracia y la felicidad consiste en descubrirla a tiempo...”
― Isabel Allende, The Infinite Plan

“Cada persona nace con una sola gracia la felicidad consiste en descubrirla a tiempo ...”
― Isabel Allende, The Infinite Plan

“Life was beautiful, and America was truly “the land of the free and the home of the brave,” a land where someone like Gregory could become President; all you had to do was stay pure of heart, love God and your mother, be forever faithful to one girl, respect the law, defend the weak, and scorn money—because heroes never expected to be compensated.”
― Isabel Allende, The Infinite Plan: A Gripping Latin American Literary Novel – One Man's Epic Journey Through California, Vietnam, and the Search for Love

“You must see a psychiatrist, son, she often suggested, and get help with your problems; you can overcome the flaws in your character; but Timothy's response was that without the flaws he would not have any character left.”
― Isabel Allende, The Infinite Plan

“Con el tiempo uno se acostumbra: la peor perversión, lo más obsceno de la guerra, es que a uno le parece normal.”
― Isabel Allende, El plan infinito

“Los soldados aguardaron, cavando trincheras y amontonando sacos de tierra y piedras para formar una barricada, no tanto por la esperanza de protegerse, sino para distraer el miedo”
― Isabel Allende, El plan infinito

“Carmen, Timothy, Mike, and Tina. “No one is grateful for being made an invalid,” Ming O’Brien explained. “You can’t carry the responsibility for another person forever; a moment comes when you grow weary and you let them fall; they feel betrayed and, naturally, detest you.”
― Isabel Allende, The Infinite Plan: A Gripping Latin American Literary Novel – One Man's Epic Journey Through California, Vietnam, and the Search for Love

“Now that I have overcome so much pain and can read my destiny like a map full of errors, when I feel no pity for myself and can review my existence without sentimentality, because I have found relative peace, I only lament the loss of innocence. I miss the idealism of my youth, of the time when there was still a clear dividing line between good and evil for me and I believed that it was possible to always act in accordance with immovable principles.”
― Isabel Allende, The Infinite Plan