The purpose of

The purpose of
The purpose of life is not to be happy – but to matter, to be productive, to be useful, to have it make some difference that you have lived at all.
  

Jun, 15 2010     148 chars (1 sms)     3260 views       Inspirational

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There Are Only Two
Things You "Have To"
Do In Life ...

You "Have To" Die ...

And

You "Have To" Live
Until You Die ...

You Make Up
All The Rest ...
The single finger which wipes out tears during our Failure is much better than 10 fingers which come together to clap for our Victory…
There are two primary choices in life

1) To accept conditions as they exist,

or

2) accept the responsibility for changing them
Before you start some work, always ask yourself three questions -
Why am I doing it,
What the results might be and
Will I be successful.
Only when you think deeply and find satisfactory answers to these questions, go ahead
In d walk of life,

Dont worry of people moving ahead of U.

Take ur own time.

Bt once U r ready to run,

make sure U r d best Of all
All Great Things Are Simple,

And Many Can Be Expressed In Single Words:
Freedom,
Justice,
Honor,
Duty,
Mercy,
Hope.
Your controlling power should be such that you should have only such thoughts at a particular time, as you desire to have.

No more, No less.
When Life Turns Upside Down I Don''t Wonder
Why It Turned Instead I Work To Live On The Other Side . . .
That''s Attitude. . .
As A Mirror Reflects All The Things Held Before It

So

When Ur Mind''s Mirror Is Clam U Wud B Able To See Reflected In It

The True Qulaities Of Others
Luck is not in your hand
But;
Work is in your hand;
Luck never makes your work
But;
Work can make your luck.
So always trust in yourself..
Many of life''s
circumstances r
cre8ed by 3 basic
choices ..

1. The disciplines U
choose to keep
2. The ppl U choose to
be with
&
3. The laws U choose
to obey (:
To Talk With GOD
No Breathe Is Lost

To Walk With GOD
No Strength Is Lost

To Wait For GOD
No Time Is Lost

Always

Trust In GOD
U''ll Never Be Lost