Any Fool Can Count

Any Fool Can Count
Any Fool Can Count The Seeds In An Apple.

Only God Can Count All

The Apples In One Seed.

~Trust Him~
  

Jun, 15 2010     110 chars (1 sms)     3099 views       Inspirational

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Success means doing the best we can with what we have. Success is the doing, not the getting; in the trying, not the triumph. Success is a personal standard, reaching for the highest that is in us, becoming all that we can be.
The Grand Essentials Of Happiness Are ...

Something To Do,

Something To Love

And

Something To Hope For.
One Of The Greatest Discoveries A Man Makes,

One Of His Great Surprises,

Is To Find He Can Do What

He Was Afraid He Couldn''t Do.

Success consists in being successful, not in having potential for success. Any wide piece of ground is the potential site of a palace, but there''s no palace till it''s built.
Living In The Favourable & Unfavourable Situation
Is Called Part Of Living

But

Smiling In All These Situations
Is Called Art Of Living . . . :)
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... :)
PrIdE iS aN aDmIsSiOn Of WeAkNeSs ...

It SeCrEtLy FeArS aWl ThE cOmPeTiTiOn

AnD

dReAdS aWl RiVaLs ...
There are two ways of meeting difficulties: you alter the difficulties,
or
you alter yourself to meet them.
The Easiest Way To

Change The World

" Be The Change

You Want To

See In the

World ... "
If We Have No Peace,

It Is Because We

Have Forgotten That

We Belong To Each Other.

~Mother Teresa~
Success will never lower its standard 2 accomdate us,
we have to raise our standard to achieve it.
"for every bird god provides Food, But not their Nest"
A Blind Man Begging Wid A Board Writte

“I’m Blind Plz Help Me”

1 Guy Took The Board n Wrote Sumthing

& From That
He Got Heavy Collection

He Wrote

“Today is A Beautiful Day
But
I Cant See It”


Dats The Power Of Expression

Expressed At Right Time Can Change Many Things . . .