"If I were given the chance to choose my life again, I would still choose to board that ship bound for the East in my twenties. Even knowing that famine, riots, war, and countless heartbreaking farewells awaited me, I would still come. Because here, I have touched the presence of the Lord Jesus more vividly than anywhere else; here, I have found the destiny of my soul."
"The value of life lies not in how long we live or how much worldly praise we receive, but in whether we faithfully fulfill the mission God has entrusted to us and illuminate those places most in need with the light of His love and redemption."
"The deepest part of life holds a mystery: when we cease trying to control our destiny and instead submit our will entirely to the supreme divine order, the soul attains eternal peace that transcends time and death."
— Richard Wilhelm
Source: Chinese Philosophy
Life, mystery, destiny, will, order, time, death, peace
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"In his life, prayer was not a routine ritual, but a breath; he did not seek God only in times of crisis, but transformed every trivial matter of life into a sincere request to bow before the throne."
"The value of life does not lie in how many healthy days you possess, nor in how far you can travel, but in whether you manifest God's love and glory within your limited and fragile years."