PrIdE iS aN aDmIsSiOn

PrIdE iS aN aDmIsSiOn
PrIdE iS aN aDmIsSiOn Of WeAkNeSs ...

It SeCrEtLy FeArS aWl ThE cOmPeTiTiOn

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dReAdS aWl RiVaLs ...
  

Jun, 15 2010     111 chars (1 sms)     3563 views       Inspirational

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FULLSTOP IS NOT AN END
''COZ WE CAN WRITE A NEW
SENTENCE AFTER IT. SAME WAY
IN LIFE FAILURE IS NOT THE
REAL END BUT IT IS THE
BEGINING OF NEW SUCCESS..
As you travel through life

Your dreams will guide you

Determination will get you there

And love will provide the greatest scenery of all.
Come to the edge,
we can''t we are afraid
Come to the edge,
we can''t we will fall
Come to the edge,
and they came
...and he pushed them
...and they flew
Our Mind
Work Like
A Garden
That
Accepts
Any
&
Everything
We Plant.
Good or Evil
Constructive or Destructive
Our Lives Will Bear
The Fruit Of
The Seeds
We Plant In
Our MInds . . .
Courage Is Rightly Esteemed,

The First Of Human Qualities ...

Because

It Is The Quality

Which Guarantees All Others ...
A prson askd an
intellectual
"How do i get d Best out
of Lyf?"
Intellectual answrd:
"Face Ur Past widout
regret,
Handle Ur Present wid
confidence,
Prepare 4 d Future
Widout fear"
Thn He added,
"Keep d Faith & drop d
Fear
Dnt Believe Ur Doubts
& nvr Doubts Ur
Believes
Lyf is Wondrful If U
Knw how 2 Live" (:
To Talk With GOD
No Breathe Is Lost

To Walk With GOD
No Strength Is Lost

To Wait For GOD
No Time Is Lost

Always

Trust In GOD
U''ll Never Be Lost
“The greatest test of courage on earth is to bear defeat without losing

heart.”
Living In The Favourable & Unfavourable Situation
Is Called Part Of Living

But

Smiling In All These Situations
Is Called Art Of Living . . . :)
The Most Intelligent Person

Is One Who Humbly

Accepts The Ideas

Of Others,

And Not Their Own.

Dnt b disappointed if d
world refuses 2 help U
Remember d words by
Einstein
"I m thankful 2 all those
who said NO. Its bcoz of
them I did it myself ...
The secret of health for both mind and body
is not to mourn for the past,
not to worry about the future,
nor to anticipate troubles,
but to live in the present
moment wisely and earnestly.

(Buddha)