Exhaling Hope Quotes

“Some risks worth taking. Others, however, it is much better to leave aside. I just do not want to take the risk of giving up fighting.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“To guard the heart is to preserve what is most precious – the life.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“Still preserving in my heart the hope for not only tomorrow, but for today.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“I am still exhaling hope; certainly without the innocence of thinking all people really want a better world.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“Exhaling hope and I still getting rid of the pain of seeing what few people see or assume they see. I am experiencing disparities in life valuing almost to the extreme the supremacy of existing on this side – at least I know is prudent giving importance every day, every second, as if it were the last.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“Many people feel miss an epoch took longer to goes by.  This usually happens at one of the best stages of life – childhood. There, lives the root of our memory, the rich memories. Everything is purer, even though in no moment of our existence there is complete purity. The beginning of great realizations also lives in our childhood origins.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“The words around you just want to fool you. Listen, first of all, to strength of what your conscience says. Do not want to cross the desert more than once for lack of discernment.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“With full awareness that food is still lacking for many families, knowing also there is no shortage of solidarity in families on the outskirts, I see a large number of people taking non-perishable foods to churches to be donated to required people. Gradually, with very little, in the middle of ocean of difficulties a droplet sprouts in each heart. I can see an inexhaustible source of kindness and love in helping others.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“I am sorry to know that rarity, the shortage of people who still give wings to their dreams is more and more common in our days. Even with all this counter current, I never let the impossible die within me. I hope and wish you do the same.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“How many different schools and educational resources are there to continue educating the elite, while other children live with sale of drugs and violence in the classroom? How can we talk about civilization?”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“I chose to be a scribe of our day, of hope or pain, of faith or a lack of faith, of sharp true words or of immeasurable falsehood.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“I hope one day we will walk toward to real meaning of democracy, in different parts of the world, so that everyone can have real participation in all goods, cultural and material here on this place called Earth...”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“I do not know how it does not hurt almost anybody that some places do not even have their own history. What are our real accomplishments as humans?”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“How can we rejoice we are in the information age, with advance technological resources and be conniving in seeing thousands of children dying of hunger all over the world?”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“Reading, musicality, surrender, reflections, thoughts, healthy dialogues, loving, being loved, stopping to feel the cold water of a river, go hiking, resting before the body starts screaming for help, not keeping sorrows in your heart, forgiving almost in a divine way, seeking agape love. All this to keep the heart from any kind of unnecessary virtualities, a time when there is still time to change the priorities in relationships, to breathe the beauty of life.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“Poetry take shape for one who can keep up with what the words convey... It is a shame, not everyone can hear what it does not say. Sometimes it is as subtle as the breeze which touches your face. It is there, but they do not always value it.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“I did not choose to be a writer, an educator, a lover of words, of music. I learned, somewhere once you fight for social justice, you cannot go back.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“It is as if the sky were full of odd and even people, tastes of most diverse colors, life and a peripheral artistic scene that finds support in the tradition called kite time.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“Among the countless grammatical sentences, sentences and more sentences, loose and consolidated ideas in the concreteness, one sentence jumps to my eyes, almost screaming to be spelled – gratefulness.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope

“Exhaling hope and dreams, with vast joy in my chest. Pessimism gave way to dormant certainties. You can see the same event in different ways, with sharp eyes, optimism. What is left is not always the worst.”
― Jean Mello, Exhaling Hope