The Opposite of Namaste Quotes

“Life is not a process of discovery, it’s a process of creation. You are not discovering who you are, but creating yourself anew. Seek, therefore, not to find out who you are, but to determine who you want to be.”
— Neale Donald Walsch”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Every day is a good day,
some are just better.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Only speak if it improves the silence.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Nobody can drive you crazy unless you give them the keys.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“When you hate the hater, you become a hater.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“if we desire anything to such a degree that we are miserable unless we achieve it, that desire ignites and fuels our suffering. Perhaps better stated, it’s not that desire is the source of suffering, it’s that true happiness is the absence of desire.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Remember that Failure is an event, not a person.”
— Zig Ziglar”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Next time you walk into a room full of people,
instead of trying to impress everyone,
find something impressive
about everyone you meet.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Promote what you love instead of bashing what you hate. Tell me what you stand for, not what you’re against.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Look at your own values and how you live your life. If those values are not reflected in what you think, say, and do, then you have some work to do.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Gandhi said, “Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do, are all in harmony.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Your beliefs don’t make you a better person, your behavior does.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Expectations are planned disappointments.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Socrates said, “The unexamined life is not worth living,”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“someone doesn’t see your worth, it doesn’t mean you are worthless. The mantra “Who am I to decide?” is now constantly in the forefront of my mind.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Care what other people think,
and you will always be their prisoner.”
— Lao Tzu”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Our prime purpose in this life is to help others.
And if you can’t help them,
at least don’t hurt them.”
— The Dalai Lama”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“You might be familiar with the practice of the Three Gates regarding mindful speech. Imagine three gates in your throat with a guard at each one. The guard at the first gate stops the words you are about to speak and asks, “Is what you’re about to say true?” If the words are true, then the words proceed to the second gate. The second guard asks, “Is what you’re about to say necessary?” And if your intention is both true and necessary, the words proceed to the third and final gate. The final guard asks, “Is what you’re about to say kind?” If what you’re about to say is true, necessary, and kind, go ahead and say it aloud.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“changed my mantra from “do NO harm” to “do LESS harm,”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Glennon Melton: “Don’t let yourself become so concerned with raising a good kid that you forget you already have one.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“They said a mask and gloves were enough
to go to the grocery store,
but they lied!
Everybody else was wearing clothes!”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“We are all walking each other home.”
— Ram Dass”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“When we want less, we suffer less.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“The primary cause of unhappiness
is never the situation itself
but your thoughts about it.”
— Eckhart Tolle”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Why wait until we die to rest in peace? Let’s set the intention to be peaceful while we are still alive!”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Oscar Wilde said, “The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“The one who asks a question
is a fool for five minutes.
The one who doesn’t ask,
remains a fool forever.”
— Chinese Proverb”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Be mindful of intention.
Intention is the seed that creates our future.”
— Jack Kornfield”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Promote what you love
instead of bashing what you hate.
Tell me what you stand for,
not what you’re against.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste

“Since we are the ones responsible for the imbalances in our lives, we are the ones who are also responsible for adjusting the scales.”
― Timber Hawkeye, The Opposite of Namaste