Top 200 Asa Don Brown Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “When we think of addicts, we seldom associate the word discrimination.”

— Asa Don Brown

152. “Your spiritual mind is greater than your physical mind.”

— Asa Don Brown

153. “A core belief is how we choose to define and believe in our person and life.”

— Asa Don Brown

154. “Sexuality is a remarkable aspect of the human condition.”

— Asa Don Brown

155. “Relationships are an art form created by two or more individuals who have similar or complementary visions, passions, and ambitions.”

— Asa Don Brown

156. “Real happiness provides you the confidence that you never thought was obtainable.”

— Asa Don Brown

157. “Loss has no friend, no allies, no benefit to the human spirit.”

— Asa Don Brown

158. “Domestic violence is frequently excused when alcohol and other substances are involved.”

— Asa Don Brown

159. “Perception is a vice with which each person is capable of perceiving his or her reality.”

— Asa Don Brown

160. “Happiness is not giddiness or some overly inflated sense of being.”

— Asa Don Brown

161. “Love is a sacrificial item.”

— Asa Don Brown

162. “We are capable of changing, challenging, and developing new beliefs throughout our lives.”

— Asa Don Brown

163. “Traumatic experiences in early childhood may interfere with the child’s ability to securely attach.”

— Asa Don Brown

164. “There are no restrictions or barriers for preventing someone from becoming an addict to a technological device.”

— Asa Don Brown

165. “Domestic violence rarely affects only those directly involved in the abusive relationship.”

— Asa Don Brown

166. “Trauma may be endured through a physiological or psychological threat to life or overall wellbeing.”

— Asa Don Brown

167. “Life should be lived daily despite the obstacles we may face.”

— Asa Don Brown

168. “Children want to feel as though their life matters.”

— Asa Don Brown

169. “Forgiveness must be initiated before life can begin.”

— Asa Don Brown

170. “My traumatic experience was life changing.”

— Asa Don Brown

171. “Fear tells us that we are weak, vulnerable and incomplete.”

— Asa Don Brown

172. “Are you seeking to be offended?”

— Asa Don Brown

173. “Life is truly an amazing experience.”

— Asa Don Brown

174. “Be clear with your desires.”

— Asa Don Brown

175. “Firefighters are taught early on not to leave any person behind. It has been etched on countless plaques, statues, and national monuments honoring those who have fallen.”

— Asa Don Brown

176. “An authentic friend understands that friendship is an ever-evolving relationship bound to be complicated, but commonly comprised of mutual respect.”

— Asa Don Brown

177. “There is a common thread that weaves throughout the very fabric of every first responder. It is the innate desire to safeguard and protect one’s most intimate of relationships.”

— Asa Don Brown

178. “We know that those suffering from severe mental health issues and poverty are less likely to seek-out quality mental health services.”

— Asa Don Brown

179. “While fear is often associated with safety and caution, they are not the same.”

— Asa Don Brown

180. “Life is worth living.”

— Asa Don Brown

181. “Life should be lived with confidence, assurance, and security.”

— Asa Don Brown

182. “Remember that positive self-talk is an intrinsic part of a healthy mind.”

— Asa Don Brown

183. “Empower those around you by offering a gentle word, a sincere smile, a listening ear, a shoulder to lean upon, and simply, words of encouragement.”

— Asa Don Brown

184. “Blame and shame creates a bondage to your mistakes.”

— Asa Don Brown

185. “Adversity is life’s change agent trying to help us improve and make wiser decisions in this life.”

— Asa Don Brown

186. “Disney’s “Doc Mc Stuffins’” Halloween episode “Boo-Hoo To You” explains to young children that Halloween is merely for enjoyment, fun, and is all just pretend.”

— Asa Don Brown

187. “Discrimination can occur through blanketed ideological perspectives that segregate or singles out an individual or a group of people.”

— Asa Don Brown

188. “Liam Neeson’s film “Taken” has many realistic scences portraying human trafficking. In fact, did you know that many trafficers force the trafficked not only into physical slavery, but into a life of addiction and bondage to a variety of substances.”

— Asa Don Brown

189. “Burnout can be prevented with proper self-care and a supportive environment.”

— Asa Don Brown

190. “Do not berate, scold or criticize your child when they are sharing their heart and conscience.”

— Asa Don Brown

191. “When we have peace in our hearts, then will we have peace in our minds.”

— Asa Don Brown

192. “Domestic violence is never an acceptable form of communication.”

— Asa Don Brown

193. “Discrimination is not settled with enough is enough, rather it can be poured on you until your cup is overflowing.”

— Asa Don Brown

194. “The COVID-19 crisis has fueled the rise of domestic violence.”

— Asa Don Brown

195. “Adversity is life’s change agent.”

— Asa Don Brown

196. “Remind your child daily of their goodness, worth, and personal value.”

— Asa Don Brown

197. “For far too long, there has been a racial divide that has plagued our country. The egregious acts of discrimination and prejudices will no longer be tolerated.”

— Asa Don Brown

198. “At this time, we must become unified. The outcry of our country and the global community is for universal peace, acceptance, liberty and justice.”

— Asa Don Brown

199. “The pandemic has created a new wave of homelessness and we are not prepared for the consequences of this looming tsunami.”

— Asa Don Brown

200. “It is not only my heart that is heavy-laden, but the hearts and minds of so many who have been burdened by the tragedies, bloodshed, and woes of our time.”

— Asa Don Brown