Please enjoy these 15 quotes ....it will take more than a quote to put a chill down my spine .......i live in south Florida and here .......there are worst things here ...like driving down i-95 to miami ....now that will put a chill down your spine .......
15 Famous Quotes Guaranteed To Send Chills Down Your Spine
Quotes, we love to add them to our photos so we seem a lot deeper than we actually are. Well, brace yourself because while you came looking for quotes, these are guaranteed to send shivers down your spine. From the downright horrific to the simplistic words that will leave you smirking, prepare for a list of 15 famous quotes that will leave you delighted and devasted.
UNKNOWN
“If there is a god, he must ask me forgiveness.” — Unknown.
Everything about this shakes a person, especially once you realize the circumstances under which it was written. It was discovered in a Jewish concentration camp, written on one of the prison cell walls, which mostly held Jewish prisoners in the worst human conditions during World War II.
When you think about the horrors that happened during the holocaust, you’d never truly get it unless you were there. Still, you would understand the power behind this quote.
JOSEPH STALIN
“This creature softened my heart of stone. She died, and with her died my last warm feelings for humanity.” — Joseph Stalin.
Spoken by the man himself at his wife’s funeral in 1907, one would wonder if things would have gone differently if Kato Svanidze hadn’t passed. Stalin would enter the history books as one of the worst humans ever to walk the face of the Earth.
UNKNOWN
“The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies.” — Unknown.
While it’s hard to pinpoint the exact origin of this quote, there is no doubt the weight of the words hit hard. An enemy is expected to hurt you, so when the enemy hurts you, you see it coming. But betrayal is by those closest to you, and the betrayal hurts more than anything.
ARTHUR C. CLARKE
“Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the universe, or we are not. Both of these are equally terrifying.” — Arthur C. Clarke.
By presenting the two possibilities, the renowned fiction author captures the profound and staggering loneliness we would face in the vast and possibly infinite universe.
While it is unsettling to consider that we are alone, on the other hand, it is equally as scary to think that we are not alone and there is someone else out there in the universe, and we know absolutely nothing about them.
DANTE ALIGHIERI
“The darkest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in times of moral crisis.” — Dante Alighieri.
When there is injustice, keeping silent is never the way to go. Yes, some will take the wrong side of a crisis, and some will stand for what’s right. To those who refuse to pick a side and maintain neutrality, they’d just be aiding the wrong side indirectly, and that makes them even worse.
WINSTON CHURCHILL
“If you’re going through hell, keep going.” — Winston Churchill.
This one pretty much sums itself up. Regardless of what you’re going through, get through it. Yeah, it’s hell, but you’ll get through it. Churchill might have been a polarizing character, but this quote is one that anyone can latch on to, so keep going!
LEMONY SNICKET
“The world is full of monsters with friendly faces.” — Lemony Snicket.
Keep up your guard because no truer words have been said. Snicket alludes to the fact that the monsters we’re so scared of walk amongst us with friendly smiles on their faces, and if we’re not careful, we might welcome them into our lives with an open hug.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
“Hell is empty, and all the devils are here.” — William Shakespeare.
In the same vein as Snicket’s, this legendary writer explains that the monsters aren’t in hell. They’re right here on Earth with us. Of course, these aren’t literal monsters, just figurative monsters, which are most likely people who can hurt us.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
“In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count; it’s the life in your years.” — Abraham Lincoln.
This quote resonates with a profound truth that lingers like a whisper in history’s ear. Lincoln’s words evoke a sense of introspection, urging us to reflect on the significance of our existence.
FRANZ KAFKA
“Everything You Love Will Probably Be Lost, But In The End, Love Will Come Back In Another Way.” — Franz Kafka.
Meeting a little girl crying about her missing doll, Franz and the girl searched for it but never found it. The next day, he wrote a letter and handed it to the girl, saying it was from her bear.
The letter read that the bear had traveled to see the world, telling the girl about its travels. He kept up the ruse for a while, writing more and more letters to the girl, pretending it was the bear until finally, he bought a bear for her.
The girl realized that the bear looked nothing like the one she had owned initially, but when she received one last letter telling her that “My travels changed me,” the girl went home happier than ever with her new doll.
ALBERT EINSTIEN
“I don’t know what weapons World War 3 will be fought with, but World War 4 will be fought with sticks and stones.” — Albert Einstein.
This quote, or some version of it, was said by the visionary Einstein as he realized the power of nuclear weapons and what they could do to humankind.
MADARA UCHIHA
“Wake Up To Reality!” — Madara Uchiha.
In this topsy-turvy world, plans crumble like a poorly built house of cards. Life’s ingredients? Pain, suffering, and an extra sprinkle of futility. Shadows dance with the light everywhere you look, and winners and losers play their cosmic game.
JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY
“We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.” — John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
One small step for man was a moment that sent excitement across the globe. JFK’s resolute words ignited a collective pride within Americans and captured the world’s attention.
MARK TWAIN
“If voting made a difference, they wouldn’t let us use it.” — Mark Twain.
In political wit, Mark Twain slyly reminds us that votes are often empty gestures and corruption is the order of the day. Twain playfully suggests that there’s no such thing as democracy.
RAY BRADBURY
“Evil only has the power that we give it.” — Ray Bradbury.
Evil’s strength relies solely on our generosity. So, deny evil its power, and remember, evil needs our permission, but we’re not handing out tickets!
HE UNAPOLOGETICALLY CRUSHES HIS DAUGHTER’S EFFORTS, WITHHOLDING PAYMENT FOR BABYSITTING? IS HE MALICIOUS?
An online forum user posted a scenario to an online forum asking for advice in dealing with his 20-year-old daughter.
HER AUDACIOUS TRANSGRESSION: WOMAN FACES HR WRATH FOR OVERSTEPPING BOUNDARIES DURING BATHROOM BREAK. WAS SHE UNQUESTIONABLY AT FAULT?
This woman found herself in some uncomfortable situations at work where she needed to use the bathroom. While she found it embarrassing, she had developed a method that seemed to work well. First, she would try to find an empty bathroom if possible, then flush the toilet simultaneously, masking any sounds and/or smells.
His Employer Terminated Him for Incompetence, But Now He’s Unleashing Fury: Exposing His Ex-Boss for Blatant Fraud! Righteous Hero or Vengeful Avenger?
In a recent post, a man shared his account of a distressing experience involving an incompetent former employee who unjustly accused him of fraud. After the employee was terminated, he sought revenge against the man. Here is his story.
HE SHATTERS THEIR DREAMS: PARENTS GRAPPLE WITH SELLING SON’S HOUSE AS HE REJECTS PARENTHOOD. BETRAYAL OR ACCEPTANCE OF CHOICE?
An online forum user recently shared a heartfelt story about their decision to purchase a spacious house for their son and his fiance as a wedding gift. However, an unexpected twist has left the parents grappling with a dilemma.
SHE A HEARTLESS BACKSTABBER, FINDING COMFORT IN THE ARMS OF HER BEST FRIEND’S TORMENTOR. IS SHE MISUNDERSTOOD?
Besides bullying, Priscilla has been the only constant in his life. She was there for him when his girlfriend cheated on him with his cousin. She was there when his family disowned him for not forgiving his cousin. He would’ve thought that after seeing him through all of that heartache, he could’ve trusted her not to hurt him. But he was wrong. She a Heartless Backstabber, Finding Comfort in the Arms of Her Best Friend’s Tormentor. Is She Misunderstood?
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