José Saramago
View AuthorWhat will be, will be. I know that philosophy. They often call it predestination, fatalism, fate, but what it really means is that you will do as you damn well please, as always.
Lord Byron
View AuthorTo fight against our destiny would be a struggle like that of the sheaf of ears of corn wanting to resist the sickle.
Miguel de Cervantes
View AuthorWhat the heavens have ordained to happen, no human diligence or wisdom can prevent it.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
View AuthorIt has always been believed that there is something called destiny, but it has also always been believed that there is another thing called free will. What qualifies a man is the balance of that contradiction.
Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorA man is nothing but what he makes of himself.
Jean Paul Sartre
View AuthorEvery man has to invent his own path.
Friedrich Schiller
View AuthorBelieve me, in your heart shines the star of your destiny.
Arthur Schopenhauer
View AuthorFate shuffles the cards, and we play them.
Svetlana Stalin
View AuthorI don't think one should lament about one's own destiny, but sometimes it's very tough.
Francisco Umbral
View AuthorFate, chance, and the gods do not usually send great envoys on white horses, nor in the czar's mail. Fate, in all its forms, always uses humble messengers.
Aeschylus of Eleusis
View AuthorNot even sitting by the fire in his home can man escape the sentence of his destiny.
Karl Wilhelm Von Humboldt
View AuthorThe way a person takes control of their destiny is more determining than the destiny itself.