Reality

Reality
Every King was once a crying baby
and
every great building was once a map.
It's not important where u r TODAY,
BUT
where you will reach TOMORROW is important.
  

Aug, 07 2013     158 chars (1 sms)     5385 views       Inspirational

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Bullet Goes Forward Only After Pressing The Trigger Backward.

Every Human Being Will Get Success

Only After Facing The Difficulties In Their Life Path
In every crisis there is a message.
Crises are nature''s way of forcing change--
breaking down old structures,
shaking loose negative habits
so that something new and better
can take their place.
Beauty Is Life Whn Life
Unveils Her Holy Face
But U r Life & U r d
Veil
Beauty Is Eternity
Gazing @ Itself In a
Mirror
But U r Eternity & U r d
Mirror
U Better Live Ur Best
&
Act Ur Best Today
For Today
Is The Sure Preparation
For Tomorrows
&
All Other Tomorrow
That Follow
IF U R Born Poor, Its not ur Mistake..........


BUT IF U DIE Poor , Its UR MISTAKE...
I believe for every drop of rain that falls, a flower grows,
I believe that someone in the great somewhere, hears every word,
every time I hear a new born baby cry or touch a leaf or see the sky ......
then I know WHY I BELIEVE..
"Aim for the stars; that way the lowest thing you

can hit is the moon."..that''s the imporatance of dreaming big!!
What Is Easy And What Is Difficult In Life??

Easy To Judge The Mistake Of Others ...!!

Difficult Is To Recognise And Accept Our Own Mistake.
"If you follow no other truth, follow the truth that within your being is called joy. If you follow that, you''re always going to be right where you need to be, and you will always have life within your being."
The moment of enlightenment is when a person''s dreams of possibilities become images of probabilities
LiVe uP, dRinK IT doWn,

aVoid ThE bULLshiT aNd neVeR haVe RegReTs

coZ aT oNe PoiNT eVeRYThiNg

Was ThE WaY u WaNTEd IT To bE LiKe
You Cannot Change Your Future . . .


But

U Can Change Ur Habbits . . .

And

Sure Ur Habbits Will Change Ur Future . . .