In Any Lifetime Quotes

“But a life spent wishing things were different . . . isn’t a life.”
― Marc Guggenheim, In Any Lifetime

“The truest freedom, she realized, is not to be aware of how free one is.”
― Marc Guggenheim, In Any Lifetime

“Vengeance takes its toll on the vengeful.”
― Marc Guggenheim, In Any Lifetime

“mendacious.”
― Marc Guggenheim, In Any Lifetime

“Roku-Gōki kara chūō e. Sekushon san-hachi ni shin’nyū-sha ni-mei. Otome,”
― Marc Guggenheim, In Any Lifetime

“They were both in the business of understanding and interpreting the marvels of creation.”
― Marc Guggenheim, In Any Lifetime

“Marriage, she understood in that moment, was a bureaucratic distinction, the legal amalgamation of two bank accounts, the public acknowledgment of the more meaningful union that preceded it—the joining of two souls. This was what it meant to share a life, to take on another’s hopes and dreams as your own, and for them to do the same with yours.”
― Marc Guggenheim, In Any Lifetime

“Throughout the entire song, her eyes never left his. Each note, each lyric, was a new promise not only to share her life with him but also to elevate his. She was daring him to be more than who he was. To live life at a brighter luminance.”
― Marc Guggenheim, In Any Lifetime

“In a universe of infinite possibilities, the only constant is love. —Henri Thibault, PhD”
― Marc Guggenheim, In Any Lifetime