Life Is Mostly Froth

Life Is Mostly Froth
Life Is Mostly Froth And Bubble

But

Two Things Stands As Stone

Kindness in Others'' Trouble

And

Courage In Your Own ...
  

Jun, 15 2010     135 chars (1 sms)     2935 views       Inspirational

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There are two kinds of people,

those that do the work and
those that take the credit.

Try to be in the first group,
there is less competition there
Frustration
Aggressiveness
Insecurity
Loneliness
Uncertainty
Resentment
Emptiness

These Are The Elements Of The (F-A-I-L-U-R-E) Mechanism.

These are the enemy.
To Be Sure Of Hitting Only The Target..
Shoot First,
And Whatever You Hit..
Call It The Target.!
Think Different
The Promise Of Our
Dreams Come True

When Patience Minds
Our Goal

Remember That

Diamond Once

Was Just A Piece Of
Coal ...
Ishk qatil Se B,
Mqtool Se Hmdrdi B

Bta Kis Se Muhabat Ki Jaza Mange Ga?

Sajda Khaliq Ko B,
Iblees Se Yarana B,

Hashr Me Kis Se Aqidat Ka Sila Mange Ga....??
A Bird Sitting On A Branch Doesn''t Get

Frightend By D Shaking Branch Coz D Bird

Trusts Not D Branch But Its Own Wings.

Trust Urself Alwz
Ups & Downs,
unexpected results & problems are a part of life. Never lose hope in any condition because the darkness of night always finishes with light of day. Remember
A man can live about 40 days without food
About 3 days without water
About 8 minutes without air But not for 1second without hope!
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”
''Agar Tum Apny''TAKKABUR''

ko Torna Chahtay Ho
To
KiSi Ghareeb Aur MufliS ko Salaam karo,
Aur
Puri Tawajoh k Sath, US Se
MuSafah KARO...
Tym Is Lyk a River
You Cant Touch The Same Water Twice
B’coz
The Flow That Has Passed Never Pass Again
dillo ki emarato main kai bandagi nahi pather ki masjido main khoda dhondhtay hain log
Success .....

Is neither magical nor mysterious . . .

Success is the natural consequence of consistently

Applying the basic fundamentals . . .