The best years o

The best years o
The best years of your life are the ones in which you decide your problems are your own. You don''t blame them on your mother, the ecology, or the President. You realize that you control your own destiny
  

Jun, 15 2010     203 chars (2 sms)     3420 views       Inspirational

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A Fantastic Sentence at Japan Country Bus Stop:
.
"Only Buses Will Wait Here.
Not your Time.
So Keep Walking Towards your Goal"
You Cannot Change Your Future . . .


But

U Can Change Ur Habbits . . .

And

Sure Ur Habbits Will Change Ur Future . . .
A person sometimes devotes all his life for

development of his assests and in the course

ignoring himself..
When u find a dream inside ur heart,

dont ever let it go,

Coz dreams r the tiny seeds

from which beautiful 2morow grows.
The Easiest Way To

Change The World

" Be The Change

You Want To

See In the

World ... "
I believe for every drop of rain that falls, a flower grows,
I believe that someone in the great somewhere, hears every word,
every time I hear a new born baby cry or touch a leaf or see the sky ......
then I know WHY I BELIEVE..
Time is short - What you do with your time reflects on your own destiny.

I am not afraid to write what I feel.

I am afraid that you will not listen until it is to late.
Standing Down The Hill

Gazing At The Sky

How Will U Ever Reach ? ? ?

If U Never Try ! ! !
Beautiful Message by Mother Teresa:

"If you cannot love a person
whom you see,

then how can you love
GOD whom you have never seen"
In the attitude of silence the soul
finds the path in a clearer light,
and what is elusive and deceptive
resolves itself into crystal clearness.
Our life is a long and arduous quest
after Truth.
Language has a great impact:
Those who speak rude, can't sell honey,
but those who speak sweet can even sell chilies

The Starting Point Of Achievement Is Desire. . . Keep This Constantly In Mind. . . Weak Desires Produce Weak Results. . . Just As A Small Amount Of Fire Produces A Small Amount Of Heat. . .