Most of the important

Most of the important
Most of the important things in the world
have been accomplished by people
who have kept on trying
when there seemed to be no hope at all.
  

Jun, 15 2010     141 chars (1 sms)     2625 views       Inspirational

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Our body is fully made ov water
but whnevr it hurts,
Blood comes out
Our Heart is full ov Blood
whnver it hurts,
Water comes from our eyes
Don''t expect anything from anyone, expectations hurt.
When you don''t expect, every moment is a surprise and every surprise brings happiness...
If U Learn To Translate
Every Event Of Ur Life Into A Postive One.
U''ll Stop Being A Prisoner Of Ur Past
And Become The Architect Of Future
Bullet Goes Forward Only After Pressing The Trigger Backward.

Every Human Being Will Get Success

Only After Facing The Difficulties In Their Life Path
"Even A Small Dot Can Stop A Big Sentence...





But...





Few More Dots Can Give A Continuity..."





Amazing But True...
Begin doing what you want to do now.
We are not living in eternity.
We have only this moment,
sparkling like a star in our hand
and melting like a snow flake.
World Is Not A Parking Place

It Is A Racing Track

Keep On Moving

No Matter When & Where You Start

But

Reach Your Goal & Make New Records
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. . .
As A Mirror Reflects All The Things Held Before It

So

When Ur Mind''s Mirror Is Clam U Wud B Able To See Reflected In It

The True Qulaities Of Others
If
You
Don''t
Invest
Very
Much

Then

Defeat
Doesn''t
Hurt
Very
Much

And

Winning
Is
Not
Very
Exciting
"To ENCOURAGE is nt the job of an ordinary persn..
It takezz COURAGE to stand up & guide..
Keeping ur painzz aside 4 the betterment of otherzz..!"

The Starting Point Of Achievement Is Desire. . . Keep This Constantly In Mind. . . Weak Desires Produce Weak Results. . . Just As A Small Amount Of Fire Produces A Small Amount Of Heat. . .