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The Edge of Hope (Wrak-Ayya: The Age of Shadows #11) The Edge of Hope by Leigh Roberts
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“that nothing can break. No distance, no circumstance, no power, can rend it. There is no darkness, no storm that can put out its light. It is that which inspires us, encourages us, heals us, binds us one to another in innumerable ways of the heart and soul. And every step in between, no matter how difficult, is ordered and protected. Love is the song from which the One-Who-Is-Three sings us into being. It is love that calls us home to itself. It is love from which we spring and love to which we return. In the end, it is always love that saves us.”
― Leigh Roberts, The Edge of Hope
“There is no truer trust than to surrender to another that which we would give our last breath to protect.”
― Leigh Roberts, The Edge of Hope
“Justice is not revenge. It is in our nature, our soul’s nature, to long for justice. Any responsible family or society must have restrictions and boundaries for behavior. Righting and limiting wrongs, addressing the bad acts of others is not evil.”
― Leigh Roberts, The Edge of Hope
“And because, at its core, the life force is pleasure itself, when the life current becomes distorted, pleasure does too. It becomes twisted. Dark. And this twisted pleasure is the source of evil. It is pleasure derived from the suffering of others. Hatred, cruelty, revenge; all have a pleasurable element to them. There is a cathartic release in unleashing one’s anger. Very few will admit to this; however, it is true.”
― Leigh Roberts, The Edge of Hope
“Only by forgiving you will I be able to reclaim that part of me that is still imprisoned in the pain of the past.”
― Leigh Roberts, The Edge of Hope
“But until you reach forgiveness, the wrongdoing that was inflicted holds power over you.”
― Leigh Roberts, The Edge of Hope
“forgiveness is not born of a singular point in time. Forgiveness ebbs and flows, and just when you think you have grasped it, it can slide out of reach. It must be won again and again. And each time, it is not an easy victory.”
― Leigh Roberts, The Edge of Hope