The capacity for hope

The capacity for hope
The capacity for hope
is the most significant fact of life.
It provides human beings
with a sense of destination
and the energy to get started.
  

Jun, 15 2010     147 chars (1 sms)     3421 views       Inspirational

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Wanting To Win
Is Common To All
Working To Win
Is The Real Mark Of
"C H A M P I O N"
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
He Who Asks Questions Is A Fool For Five Minutes;

But One Who Do Not Ask Questions Is A Fool Forever...
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.
As You Travel Through Life
Your Dreams Will Guide You
Determinations Will Get Ypu There
And Love Will Provide The Greatest Scenery Of All. . .
Door Knocks Twice.
Insider Asks:Who s Ther?
Ans:Its Me,..."OPPORTUNITY".
Insider:U R Wrong.Coz OPPORTUNITY Nevr Knocks Twice.
Remember it!!
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
Faith makes every thing Possible in Life
.
And
.
Love makes everything beautiful around
.
I wish and Pray both remain in your life forever
People are not remembered by how few times they fail but by how often they succeed. Every wrong step is another step forward
The moment of enlightenment is when a person''s dreams of possibilities become images of probabilities
You may do to me what ever you wish to me but you shall not be able to touch my truth,

You may shed my blood and burn my body but you can't kill my spirit,

You may tie my hands with chains and feet with shackles and put me in dark prison but you can't enslave my thinking,

For it is as free as the breeze in the spacious sky
(Khalil Jibran)

'Imam Ali Raza a.s. Said:


"To be patient in the face of hardships
is a virtue but to refrain from forbidden deeds is a greater one."'