Inspirational Quote Rings in Affordable Sterling Silver

Speaking of inspirational quotes, the Psalms are a wonderful section in the Bible.

This ring is marketed as a purity ring, but I think we can agree a pure heart is a broad concept that can mean different things to different people.

I know, if God already has plans for us, what about free will? Well, predestination and free will would probably take me a lifetime to sort out. For the moment, I take the view that God has a number of possible futures for all of us, and that at junctures in our lives we choose one path or the other – but they are all written in God’s book. 

I recently watched a series of documentaries about people who underwent chemo to treat their cancer – and then they took the matter into their own hands. They looked at alternative treatments, followed them to a T, and beat cancer. Of course, part of it can be that chemo helped in the beginning as well, but the stories go to show that sometimes where there’s a will, there’s a way.

I know other stories where strong faith in particular helped treat cancer. I read of one person who was sent home with a big tumor which then disappeared in a matter of weeks with fasting and praying. I'm aware this doesn't always happen, but these stories tell us that with faith anything is possible. Faith, Hope, Love – I really like this trio.

If you want to declare your love to your partner with a ring this Valentine’s, you may decide that a simple, thin silver ring with “LOVE” engraved on it is the way to do it.

You may also choose to express your love for God with such a ring (for “God is love”), or love for the miracle that life is. “Love,” in the imperative, is a good mantra to live by. If all of us would turn more often to the love planted deep in our hearts, the world would be a better place.

Depending on your religious faith or philosophy, and personal background or inclination, “love” will, first and foremost, mean different things to you. If you’re a teenager, it might mean passion. If you’re a Buddhist or drawn to the Buddhist philosophy, it will most likely mean compassion.

And if you're a parent gifting a ring to your child, it will mean "Love you to the moon and back," as the quote says on the two rings below the Love ones.

"The best things in life are nearest: Breath in your nostrils, light in your eyes, flowers at your feet, duties at your hand, the path of right just before you. Then do not grasp at the stars, but do life's plain, common work as it comes, certain that daily duties and daily bread are the sweetest things in life." – attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson