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)     3423 views       Inspirational

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Coins always make sound....but the currency note are always silent.
so when our value increases, keep yourself calm and silent!
It is better to cry than to be angry,

because anger hurts others while

tears flow silently thru the soul and

cleanses the heart..
The Secret Of
Success


Is Not To Do As
Everyone


Success Is Often
Measured By


What Others Haven;t
Done ...
LIFE Is The Art Of DRAWING Without Eraser.


So...

Be Careful While Taking Any Small Decision
About Valuable Pages Of Life.
Good Things Come To Those
Who Wait

Better Things Come To Those
Who Try

Best Things Come To Those
Who Believed

Desired Things Come To Those
Who Pray ...
The Duck Looks Smooth n Calm On Top Of Water

But

Underneath Ther Is Restless Peddling . . .

Similiarly In Life Nothing Worth while Comes
Without Struggle . . .
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..
Respect the past in the full measure of its desserts, but do not make the mistake of confusing it with the present nor seek in it the ideals of the future.
Success & Excuses

Don''t Walk Together ..

If You Want Excuse ..
Forget About Success

If You You Want Success ..
Don''t Give Excuses
He Who Asks Questions Is A Fool For Five Minutes;

But One Who Do Not Ask Questions Is A Fool Forever...
In rain all birds occupy shelter but eagle is
da one 1 dat avoids da rain by flying above da clouds.

Problem is common to all but attitude makes da difference!
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. . .