Luck is like sand

Luck is like sand
Luck is like sand in hands.
It will sneak out through fingers,

no mater gripped firmly or held loosely.

Only hands in the praying posture can save it.
  

Jun, 14 2010     158 chars (1 sms)     2502 views       Inspirational

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However High D Sky May B,
However Wide D River May B,
However Strong D Wind May B,
However Dark D Clouds May B
Just Remember
Its Non Of Ur Business
The significance of a man

is not in

what he attains


but


in what


he longs to attain.

~ Kahil Gibran ~
Gairon Se Manga To Zillat Mili


ALLAH Se Manga To Izzat Mili


Aye Mangne Wale Mang Usi Se Jo Deta Hai Kushi Se



Aur



Kehta Nahi Ksi Se .....
Inspiring lines for the day:

Born with personality

is an accident

but dying as a personality

is an achievement.
The Promise Of Our
Dreams Come True

When Patience Minds
Our Goal

Remember That

Diamond Once

Was Just A Piece Of
Coal ...
A clay pot containing milk will be ranked higher than a golden pot containing poison.
Not our outer glamour But our inner virtues make us valuable.
The timeless in you is aware of life''s timelessness; and knows that yesterday is but today''s memory and tomorrow is today''s dream.

Khalil Jibran. . .
You Are Educated

When You Have The Ability

To listen To Almost Anything

Without Losing Your

Temper & Self Confidence
Luck is not in your hand
But;
Work is in your hand;
Luck never makes your work
But;
Work can make your luck.

So always trust in yourself...
He Who Asks Questions Is A Fool For Five Minutes;

But One Who Do Not Ask Questions Is A Fool Forever...
Life never leaves u empty.

It always replaces everythng u lost!

If it asks u 2 put something down, it''s bcoz it wants u to pick up something better.

Gud Day! empty.

It always replaces everythng u lost!

If it asks u 2 put something down, it''s bcoz it wants u to pick up something better.

Gud Day!
When Ur Commitment Is Deeper Than The Sea

And

Your Ambition Is Taller Than The Sky

Then

Ur Future Will Be Brighter Than The Sun . . .