The Grand Essentials

The Grand Essentials
The Grand Essentials Of Happiness Are ...

Something To Do,

Something To Love

And

Something To Hope For.
  

Jun, 15 2010     116 chars (1 sms)     2869 views       Inspirational

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Sumday Evrything ''Ll
All Make Perfect
Sense
So 4 Now
Laugh @ The Confusion
Smile Through Tears
And
Keep Reminding
Yourself
Dat
Evrything Happens For
A Reason .. (:
SuCcEsS oN AnY
MaJoR sCaLe
ReQuIrEs U 2
AcCePt ReSpOnCiBiLiTy .
In tHe FiNaL aNaLysIs ,
d QuaLiTy dAt aLl
SucCeSsFul pPl HaVe,
Is tHe aBiLiTy
2 TaKe ReSpOnSiBiLiTy ...
If you create an act, you create a habit.
If you create a habit, you create character. If you create a character, you create a destiny.
Gratitude is an essential component of a life that''s filled with joy
and meaning and richness. Whenever, wherever you choose gratitude, it
always makes life better.


'My prayer for You:

May Allah break the front teeth of those people who plot evil against you
secretly,


so that you know your enemies by their
smiles...!!! :D ;)'
"True guidance is like a small lamp in a dark forest.
it does,nt show every think at once but gives enough light for the next step to be safe"
Allah Ki Rehmat Pe
Yaqeen Is Qadr Rkho
K Ager Tumhe Malom
Ho K Puri Dunya,
Jahanum MEin Jay Gi
Sawaye Aik K To Umeed
Rakho Wo Tum Ho.
“Hazrat ALI R.S”
"Don''t let yesterday take up too much of today,becoz everything is in present..yesterday is the past that u have lived off..so live today it won''t come again."
Never be ashamed to admit you were wrong — you’re only saying that you’re wiser today than you were yesterday.
The Winners Of Life''s
Game Aren''t Those
Who Have Never
Tasted Failure
But
Those Who Have
Tasted Failure Again
And Again but
Never Give Up ...
Loss leaves us empty
But
Learn not 2 close ur
Heart & Mind in grief
Allow life to replenish U.
Whn sorrow comes it seems
Impossible
But
New joys wait 2 fill d void... :)
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)