Keeping A Smile On

Keeping A Smile On
Keeping A Smile On Your Face

When Inside You Feel Like Dying

For The Sake Of Supporting Others

Means

S T R E N G H T ...
  

Jun, 15 2010     132 chars (1 sms)     3112 views       Inspirational

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The little plans I tried to carry
Have failed
O'' Dear God.
But, I will not sorrow
I will pause a little while
And try again tomorrow.

Anushree Karnani
If you realized how powerful your thoughts are, you would never think a negative thought. Learn to get in touch with the silence within yourself and know that everything in life has a purpose.
Life Is Like

A Flowing River Full Of
Opportunities ...

Its Up To You

Wether You Stand With The
Bucket Or A Spoon ...
The World Suffers A Lot,
Not Because Of "VIOLENCE" Of Bad People
But Because Of
"SILENCE" Of Good People.
So,
Break The Silence.
Diappointments are like road humps,
they slow you down a bit but you enjoy the smooth road afterwards.
Don''t stay on the humps too long. Move on !!!!!!
Imagine All The People
Living Life In Peace
You May Say ...
"I m A Dreamer"
But
I m Not The Only One
I Hope Someday
You''ll Join Us
&
World Will Be As One ... :)
Efforts May Fail

But

Don''t Fail To Make Efforts

Great Things Alwayz Come Late

Believe In Yourself

There Is No Shortcut To Success
"The single finger which wipes our
tears during our failures is much better than the ten fingers which come
together to clap on our victory".
The worst thing in life is attachment,it hurts when u loOse it . . .

The best thing in life is lonliness because it teaches u everything and when u loOse it u get everything!!!
I''m Afraid Sometimes
You''ll Play Lonely Games Too,
Games You Can''t Win
Because You''ll Play Against You.
I went to a bookstore and asked the saleswoman where the Self Help section was. She said if she told me it would defeat the purpose.

Dennis Miller
Let Urself Be Open & Life Will Be Easier.
A Spoon Of Salt In a Glass Of Water Makes The Water Undrinkable.
&
A Spoon Of Salt In A Lake Is Almost Unnoticed . .