Miquel Reina's Reviews > Lights on the Sea

“Un hogar se construye a partir de nuestras experiencias, de la gente que nos encontramos por el camino y sobre todo de la forma en que decidimos avanzar por la vida. La vida es movimiento. Un equilibrio inestable que puede cambiar en cualquier instante.”
― Miquel Reina, Luces en el Mar

“Ante la muerte no hay nada que podamos hacer, es algo que está fuera de nuestro alcance. Mientras seguimos vivos lo único que podemos hacer es vivir.”
― Miquel Reina, Luces en el Mar

“El reproche y la culpa solo sirven para aprisionarnos y para no dejarnos avanzar.”
― Miquel Reina, Luces en el Mar

“Life is a constant journey. We move from one place to another,” said Aga. “The journey is what makes a fish different than a rock, movement different from stillness, light from darkness, life from death.”
― Miquel Reina, Lights on the Sea

“A home is built from our experiences, from the people we meet along the way, and, more than anything, from how we decide to journey through life. Life is movement. A precarious equilibrium that can change in an instant.”
― Miquel Reina, Lights on the Sea

“Life is a nomadic journey. A road without trees to shelter us from the rain, without shoulders on which to rest, without lighthouses to show us the way when we are lost. I can’t waste the life I’ve been given by standing still and lamenting the past until my days run out. I must get up and fight; I must keep providing for my family. I must keep moving forward, not just for myself, but also for my daughter and for all those who are no longer with us. Because in the end, that’s why we’re here, right? The only reason we are given life is to live it.”
― Miquel Reina, Lights on the Sea

“There is nothing we can do about death. It’s out of our control. As long as we are alive, the only thing we can do is live.”
― Miquel Reina, Lights on the Sea

“Bitterness and blame only imprison us and prevent us from moving forward.”
― Miquel Reina, Lights on the Sea

“Life is a constant journey. We move from one place to another. The journey is what makes a fish different than a rock, movement different from stillness, light from darkness, life from death.”
― Miquel Reina, Lights on the Sea