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Certainty often hides fear.
You don't want the children to know how afraid / you are. You want to be sure their hold on life / is steady, sturdy. Were mothers and fathers / always this anxious, holding the ringing / receiver close to the ear: / 'Why don't they answer where could they be?
Trust your fears Rho. Believing in them makes you safe.
You trusted me to do things that terrify you because it's what I needed. I can do the same for you. I can hold you. I can let you in.
Your comfort is my silence.
When the big things in our life start changing, we rely more heavily on small certainties to make us feel secure.
To saucy doubts and fears.
There is always a comforting thought in time of trouble when it is not our trouble.
Remember that underlying all our fears is a lack of trust in ourselves.
Optimism is evidence-based.
Hope is a strong encouragement.
We entertain ourselves with worry when we don't know what to trust. When you trust in what remains beyond temporary form, you are trusting in all that you are, as all that is.
Confident because of our caution
I know what it's like to feel that fear and the need of affirmation and appreciation. To build confidence in yourself is the toughest thing.
Comfort the troubled, and trouble the comfortable.
We never figured out whether I need to be more reassuring or if he just needs reassurance too much. We both try to readjust our settings to make it okay
When we worry, we have our hearts in the wrong place.
The neutralizer to fear is self belief.
People are all looking for that, a hand to hold. Reassurance. The promise that everything will be all right.
It feels good to know that I am safe and I am loved.
I will trust and not be afraid.
God, help me let go of my need to be afraid. I welcome peace, trust, acceptance, and safety into my life. I will make a point of listening to my healthy, rational fears, and will relinquish all the others.
Uncertainty is the only certainty there is, and knowing how to live with insecurity is the only security.
When you stop being afraid you feel good
We know that some of you are still scared. We know that some of you are still silent. Just because it's better now doesn't mean that it's always good.
When we are anxiously attached, our inability to trust the intentions and behaviors of others will often lead us to escalate situations and then reject attempts to reassure us. It is a painful and dramatic spiral.
If we want to be comforted, we must make up our minds to believe every single solitary word of comfort God has ever spoken.
Confidence always pleases those who receive it. It is a tribute we pay to their merit, a deposit we commit to their trust, a pledge that gives them a claim upon us, a kind of dependence to which we voluntarily submit.
I think at this point, safety isn't a feeling, it's a process. Starting with trust.
Worry doesn't empty tomorrow of its sorrow, it empties today of its strength. We know worry is destructive, and yet we continue to be choked by anxiety over what might happen.
There are uncertainties in life. The development of inner strength is vital for overcoming any adversity.
There is also something deeply lovely about uncertainty: the possibility of optimism.
I don't have to be safe to feel safe, I always feel safe at my core.
Reality is the best reassurance of all.
I am comforted by life's stability, by earth's unchangeableness. What has seemed new and frightening assumes its place in the unfolding of knowledge. It is good to know our universe. What is new is only new to us.
Confidence is the quiet assurance you are enough.
Part 2: Confidence
I am safe when i express my feelings. I can be serene in any situation
Trust your hopes, not your fears
The promise of hope provides more comfort than the limitations of doubt.
When we are fearful and worried all the time, we are living as if we don't believe that we have a strong and able Shepherd who is tenderhearted toward us, who only leads us to good places, who protects us and lovingly watches over us.
One certainty we all accept is the condition of being uncertain and insecure.
You make me feel so safe. She brought her knees up and tucked her head beneath his chin, curling up like a kitten on his chest. If he died now, he would die happy. His chest expanded and his whole body felt alive with pleasant sensations. He could be content to stay here, without moving, forever.
Optimism requires confidence, and confidence is built on trust. And trust, as we know, flows in both directions.
If you can't feel secure - and teach your children to feel secure - about
1-in-610,000 nightmare scenarios - the problem isn't the world. It's you.
When we are a comfort and encouragement to others, we are sometimes surprised at how it comes back to us many times over.
Many people would rather be certain of their worries and fears, than risk the uncertainty of hope and optimism.
A steady heart calms the storm in mind.
Sometimes the presence of a happy moment, one that won't fade, is all the comfort we need.
Being a comfort is itself comforting. Having someone find a place on your shoulder and be able to rest.
Underneath our nice, friendly facades there is great unease. If I were to scratch below the surface of anyone I would find fear, pain, and anxiety running amok. We all have ways to cover them up. We overeat, over-drink, overwork; we watch too much television.
There are times I felt insecure or not sure: I'm unsure of myself, or I get nervous, but nerves are good. I try and embrace all those things. I try and embrace the times where I'm not sure of myself or I'm like, 'Is this going to work? Is this going to land?'
When faced with conflicting thoughts and emotions, we must decide what to trust, what we fear, or what we know. What's important is that this decision be made by the knowledgeable versus the anxious part of who we are.
Trust that things will be okay - especially if you put in the time and effort to make them be okay.
There is great beauty in going through life without anxiety or fear. Half our fears are baseless, and the other half discreditable.
Hope provides comfort, and hope does not always require probability.
I ask myself, How can I relax? How can I let go of everything that's happened? You need complete trust to do that.
When fear is the disease, faith and confidences are the medicine.
I needed reassurance from the doubts that were beginning to surface in my mind since I'd first given voice to them in conversation with Amy.
To be comforted by God is a promise that few of us ever receive, because we are consumed with controlling our situations to avoid being vulnerable.
Easy comfort isn't comforting
TODAY WORRIED YOU YESTERDAY AND ALL IS WELL.
The best remedy for those who are frightened, lovely or unhappy is to go outside, somewhere they can be alone, alone with the sky, nature and God. For then and only then can you feel that everything is as it should be and that God wants people to be happy amid nature's beauty and simplicity.
An inner ease spreads inside me. Such is the power of acceptance and understanding from other people, the power of validation
Don't go looking for worry. It finds you on its own.
I just trust people and they sense everything's gonna be alright.
When we start to feel anxious or depressed, instead of asking, "What do I need to get to be happy?" The question becomes, "What am I doing to disturb the inner peace that I already have?"
Courage and comfort, all shall yet go well
It must be comforting, to have a faith like that. To believe so concretely that there's someone - something - out there watching guard, keeping us safe, testing us only with what we can handle.
Fear doesn't frighten me as much as it used to. I know it's from clinging, and I know it will pass [p. 29].
Whatever happens I'll not be afraid again; for, when you've once pushed through the place of torment to the peace beyond, you know that you can do it again. You know there's a strength somewhere that you can call upon. You've confidence.
It's so easy for someone else to say, 'Don't worry. Everything's going to be all right.' Why not say it? It doesn't cost anything. It doesn't mean anything. No one will hold you to it if you're wrong.
Confidence takes constant nurturing, like a bed, it must be remade every day.
Nothing else is needed to quiet all your fears, but just this, that GOD IS.
As it turned out, my fears were unwarranted. Which isn't to say you haven't changed. But the biggest change of all has been a measure of peace. The peace is not total, but in the face of a suffocating anxiety, a measure of peace is no small thing.
I refuse to be burdened by vague worries. If something wants to worry me, it will have to make itself clear.
Confidence in duration is the antidote to panic and the tonic of demagogy.
The psychic task which a person can and must set for himself is not to feel secure, but to be able to tolerate insecurity.
Be strong and free from fear.
Sometimes there is no comfort, only the knowledge that the worst has happened
It may actually be more healthy to be disturbed, confused, or searching than confident, certain, and secure.
Other Definitions of Worry Anxiety is the great modern plague. But faith can cure it.
There is little peace or comfort in life if we are always anxious as to future events. He that worries himself with the dread of possible contingencies will never be at rest.
See? Small steps. Just take it one thing at a time and you'll be fine. Angel, I'm not going to hurt you. You know that, right? Can you nod for me? Breathe a little? Tender humor mixed with the concern in his face could undo her. And give her reassurance. She was rather amazed at the combination.
if you're with someone secure, they nurture you into a more secure stance.
My kids are incredibly secure. More and more of their friends' parents are divorcing, but my kids have absolute confidence that we'll stay together forever. That goes a long, long way.
Do not be afraid to be afraid.
I'm learning that recognizing and leaning into the discomfort of vulnerability teaches us how to live with joy, gratitude, and grace. I'm also learning that the uncomfortable and scary leaning requires both spirit and resilience.
Uncertainty does not scare me," Saylor said. "What frightens me more than anything is continuing to endure the same pain over and over, the hopeless repetition. Being caught in an endless cycle, the ironclad grip of fate.
In moments of great uncertainty on my travels, I have always felt that something is protecting me, that I will come to no harm.
The only true security in life comes from knowing that every single day you are improving yourself in some way, that you
It's a powerful feeling to know you make others feel safe
I don't want to share my worries - that's for me to know.
The word of God gives comfort.
This is about as comforting as a cold brick when you're lonely.
I look placid, you see, that's why people think I'm fine. Inside I worry a lot.
Replace those thoughts of worry with thoughts of hope, faith, and victory.
Sometimes, when I get a good picture, it feels like I have taken another nervous step into increasingly rarified air. Each good-news picture, no matter how hard-earned, allows me only a crumbling foothold on this steepening climb - an ascent whose milestones are fear and doubt.
Without such trust and safety, social relationships tend to become strategic rather than cooperative, increasingly full of skepticism and even anxiety and fear about others' intentions. (p. 27)
The antidote to fear is faith.