At fifteen my

At fifteen my
At fifteen my heart was set on learning; at thirty
I stood firm; at forty I had no more doubts;

at fifty I knew the mandate of heaven; at sixty my ear was obedient;

at seventy I could follow my heart''s desire without transgressing the norm.
  

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When The Winds Of Change Blow...

Some People Build Walls

And

Others Windmills

Attitude Matters (-:
Walking Through Life

Contrary To Popular Belief,

The Great Men Are Not Born Great.

God Uses Trials And Turmoil To Make Them Great!
Bright Be The Road U R Walking,

Light Be The Load U R Carrying,

Sweet Be The Home U R Staying,

Happy Be The Day U R Foreseeing
"A good servant is essential in every household

but i have never known how to keep anyone

as a servant."

...M.K.Gandhi.
In The Ocean Of Life ...

God Is Our Buoyant Force.

No Matter How Strong The Wind And How Gigantic The Waves Are,

We Will Not Sink Because We Are Anchored To Him
There are some people who live in a dream world
And
There are some who face reality
And
Then there are those who turn one into the other...
Don''t Spend Your

Precious Time Asking

"Why Isn''t The World A Better Place?"

It Will Only Be Time Wasted.

The Question To Ask Is

"How Can I Make It Better?"
Our Incomes Are Like Our Shoes

If Too Small, They Gall And Pinch Us

But

If Too Large, They Cause Us To Stumble And To Trip
Take The First Step
In FAITH

You Don''t Have To
See The Whole Staircase

Just Take The First Step ...
GoOd ChaRaCtEr iS dA best tOmBsToNe

ThOsE WhO LoVeD U n HeLpeD bY U

WiLl remember u WheN fOrGeT-Me-NoTs r WiTheReD

CaRvE uR NaMe oN
HeArTs
N
NoT On MaRbLeS ?
A Man Without Ambition Is Dead. . .

A Man With Ambition But No Love Is Dead. . .

A man with ambition and
Love For His Blessings Here On Earth
Is Ever So alive. . .
Every Truth Passes Through Three Stages
Before It''s Recognized
In The First It''s Ridiiculed
In The Second It''s Opposed
In The Third, It''s Regarded As Self Evident . . .