A clay pot containing

A clay pot containing
A clay pot containing milk will be ranked higher than a golden pot containing poison.
Not our outer glamour But our inner virtues make us valuable.
  

Jun, 15 2010     149 chars (1 sms)     3460 views       Inspirational

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Life is a "Roller Coaster"
You can either scream everytime you hit a bump
Or
You can throw your hands up in the air and enjoy it ... (:
Take The First Step
In FAITH

You Don''t Have To
See The Whole Staircase

Just Take The First Step ...
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aTtItUdE
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cOnTaGiOuS

bUt

dOn''T
wAiT
tO
cAtCh
It
FrOm
oThErS

bE a
C A R R I E R ... (:
Insist On Yourself ...

Never Imitate ...

Every Great Man Is Unique ... :)
If you deeply hur a person who Trusts you madly,

He might forgive you but he never gather the courage to Trust you again....!
4 Hardest Tasks on Earth are
Neither Physical nor Intellectual Feats but
They are Spiritual Ones:

To Return Love for Hate.

To Include the Excluded.

To Forgive Without Apology.

To be Able to say I Was Wrong.
When u r up in life,
ur loved ones get to know who u r..
but
when u r down in life,
u get to know who ur loved ones r.
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!
Don''t assume you''ve lots of time for all you want to do.

Though the future seems to stretch away into the blue...

Maybe you intend to scale those summits far away...,

But all that matters - is the hill you''ve got to climb today.
A person who doubts himself is like a man who would enlist in the ranks of his enemies and bear arms against himself.


He makes his failure certain by himself being the first person to be convinced of it
Constant Kindness
Can Accomplish Much

As The Sun Makes
Ice Melt

Kindness Causes
Misunderstanding,
Mistrust And Hostility
To Evaporate ...
Respect the past in the full measure of its desserts, but do not make the mistake of confusing it with the present nor seek in it the ideals of the future.