Dreaming Quotes Quotes

“I love letting my soul soar on a summer breeze, or getting entranced by the rhythm of the sea. It carries you off on its currents until you’re completely lost and then drops you back on the shores of reality with salt on your cheeks and grains of dreams running through your fingers like sand. It’s almost an occasional necessity – I guess because when you get completely, fantastically, dizzyingly lost you’re temporarily suspended between what has been and what could be. In those first moments when you come back up for air, or when you float back down to the ground, you’re living in the land of possibility, where you understand that reality can stretch just as far as you’re willing to dream.”
― Cristen Rodgers

“We cannot ever stop dreaming just as we cannot ever stop breathing.”
― Avijeet Das

“If this is a dream, may we never wake up!”
― Ahmed Mostafa

“Don't you know, my friend, that books are dreams in written form?”
― IQ Malcolm, The Land of Unlived Dreams: A Middle Grade Portal Fantasy Adventure

“A dreaming mind is a soul that stays alive.”
― Samira Vivette, Pastel Dreams and Glittered Hearts

“Everyone thinks and imagines that life is easier on the other side. Their minds swing like a pendulum.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Reality is only real when you are wide awake, just like imaginary things are real when you are sound asleep.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“The day you stop dreaming, you stop creating the future as well!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Keep running; keep dreaming, keep alive the flame of hope; defeat and despair will not catch up with you”
― Bangambiki Habyarimana, Pearls Of Eternity

“Dreams give your soul wings. And images from dreams are the exquisite patterns on the wings. Hold your dream as you would hold a butterfly -- in your open, quiet palms. Make sure none of the delicate wing dust brushes off onto clumsy hands. Pinning the dream down with interpretation will tear the wings off the butterfly and kill it. .... Hold your dream images gently enough so that they still can fly.”
― Jill Mellick, The Art of Dreaming: Tools for Creative Dream Work

“Sleep frees the soul from the fetters of latent terrors and from the dreariness of material reality. Guiding dreams provide us with a forecast of the future. An optimistic dream or a frightful nightmare can manifest from suppressed ambition, a vivid daytime experience, a repressed memory, an undeveloped or unheeded thought, an ignored sensation, or an overlooked occurrence.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“Inspirational dreams stimulate us to explore and inquire. Constructive dreams encourage us to solve intractable problems and defeat our competitors. Working on personal or professional problems throughout a dreamy night assists us surmount personal frustrations, overcome cognitive obstructions, and surmount somatic barriers. Sensual dreams endorse pair bonding; promote the principle of natural selection, the desire of the individual to find the best mate and to achieve the optimum genetic mixing. Carnal dreams stimulate the human reflex to reproduce the species; such dreams oftentimes conflict with human values of fidelity and mating for life. Nightmares act as omens, warning us to beware of dangers. Lurid dreams signal us to exercise caution and personal restraint.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“It is nice to dream but the best thing is to make a successful simulation before you realize your dream, that is, to find out how you will feel if your dream comes true! In this way, you can give up your wrong dreams!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“The terrible fact about holding onto something tightly, is that, holding on tightly is the opposite of dreaming. When do dreams happen? Dreams happen when we are not trying, when we've had enough, when we hope for something more. "Holding on" is trying, is denial, is not wanting to place hope into any other direction except the one thing that you decided to grasp onto. And so... you forget to dream! You lose the magic of what it means to live! They always tell you to hold onto your dreams, they'll always tell you that. But they'll forget to remind you of how dreams happen. Dreams happen when you're not holding onto anything, when you're lost, when you're in freefall... when you're asleep. Don't forget how to dream, don't forget how the magic of being alive first happens. Stop holding onto things you used to dream of that aren't working anymore. Dream a new dream.”
― C. JoyBell C.

“And even the smallest of us can reach the stars - so why is it that once we’ve grown up we can't even see the sky (itself)?”
― Laura Chouette

“And even the smallest of us can reach the stars - so why is it that once we grow up we can't even see the sky (itself)?”
― Laura Chouette

“And even the smallest of us can reach the stars - so why is it that once we grow up we can't even see the sky?”
― Laura Chouette

“I write when I am happy, sad, sitting, walking, coming out of a dream and eating. It means you have to get past your mood swings; for inspiration doesn't care what you do and doesn't knock on the door before entering.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Peut-être que tout ce dont nous avons besoin est d’envisager cette chose (grandiose) et de prendre Dieu au mot!”
― Christa Ihogoza Rushayigi

“Liberty appeared to Minister Martin Luther King as a dream, let's hope it will not remain just a beautiful dream.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo