Bravery Quotes - Page 9

There is no freedom without bravery.

When she spread her wings and leaped screeching into the air she had not the slightest doubt that every hand below her would stretch to catch her. And if one could leap from a height with no fear of falling, could one not be said to possess the secret of flight? Just like a bird, just like a god.

Slaves do not have the bravery of free men.

She wanted to be free, and if she could never be free, at least she wanted to be brave - brave enough not to sell herself, no matter what the payment, or the cost of refusing.

This Land Is Protected By Million’s Blood Bath, If Needed, We’ll Fight Again By Sipping The Death Bowl....

This nation will remain the land of the free only so long as it is the home of the brave.

Joan spoke kindly, explaining patiently, as he always patiently explained things to her. “It’s like in that book you gave me, Jane Eyre. Jane says she isn’t a bird caught in a net. Instead she’s a human being with an independent will and that she has a treasure inside her that will keep her alive, no matter if anything bad happens.

Your personal declaration of will is the first step in a seemingly impossible journey.

Being brave means that knowing when you fail, you won't fail forever.

The likelihood that your acts of resistance cannot stop the injustice does not exempt you from acting in what you sincerely and reflectively hold to be the best interests of your community.

I have gotten where I am today by refusing to stay where I was. Change is something I have done over and over again.

Do the little things. In the future when you look back, they'd have made the greatest change.

The time for revolt is now, and the time for revolt is always!

I think the bravest people are not the ones brave enough to die. But the ones brave enough to live.

And living is different with surviving.

When she was a child,
my love carried a road map in her hand
the way other girls carried handkerchiefs.

Harry - you're a great wizard, you know."
"I'm not as good as you," said Harry, very embarrassed, as she let go of him.
"Me!" said Hermione. "Books! And cleverness! There are more important things - friendship and bravery and - oh Harry - be careful!

All of us have moments in out lives that test our courage. Taking children into a house with a white carpet is one of them.

In order for them to be the best they can be, my children need me to be the best version of me I can be. That means
taking charge of our lives, being strong even if I don’t feel it,being brave and believing that I can make things better.

In such a beast as this..." (he means the army)"...it was the collective power that went, collapsing like a long-exhausted animal, at once falling under its own weight as much as that of its enemy. It was a collective death and not a matter of bravery or even strength, and once it was down it was finished as a battle.

What a tremendous power one needs to become his own master!