Tym Is Lyk a River

Tym Is Lyk a River
Tym Is Lyk a River
You Cant Touch The Same Water Twice
B’coz
The Flow That Has Passed Never Pass Again
  

Jun, 15 2010     105 chars (1 sms)     3309 views       Inspirational

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Living in favourable

& non-favourable situations is a

PART-OF-LIVING

but SMILING in all those situations

is called the ART-OF-LIVING!
The Easiest Way To

Change The World

" Be The Change

You Want To

See In the

World ... "
Watch Your Thoughts; They Become Words.

Watch Your Words; They Become Actions.

Watch Your Actions; They Become Habits.

Watch Your Habits; They Become Character.

Watch Your Character; It Becomes Your Destiny.
If victory is certain then even a coward can fight,

But the real brave is the one who still dares

to fight when his defeat is certain.
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
Good , Better , Best

Never Let It Rest

Till Your Good Is Better

And

Your Better Is Best ....
Go Confidently In The Direction Of Your Dreams. . . Live The Life You''ve Imagined. . . As You Simplify Your Life, The Laws Of The Universe Will Be Simpler. . . .
To succeed, you need to take that gut feeling in what you believe and act on it with all of your heart.
Chalenges In Life Come In 3 Broad Categories:
Easy

Difficult

&

Impossible

Those Wh o Take On Only The Easy Have A Safe & Boring Life

Those Who Take On The Difficult Have A Tough But Satisfying Life

&

Those Who Take On The Impoosible Are Remembered
In The Chase Between Cat & Mouse . . .
The Mouse Wins Mostly, B''coz The Cat Is Running For Its Food & Mouse For Its Life . . .
Remeber
Purpose Is More Important Than Need
Alexander the Great in his death bed said:
''''My last wish is that both my hands be kept dangling out of my coffin''''
I wish people to know that
''''I came empty handed into this world and empty handed I go out of this world.''
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)