Never Loose Hope

Never Loose Hope
One Day Ur Dreams Will Come True. . . One Day Ur Presence Shall Be Precious. . . One Day You''ll Be The Happiest Person In This World And That Day May Be Today . . . .

Never Loose Hope. . . :)
  

Jun, 15 2010     196 chars (2 sms)     2985 views       Inspirational

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It Is Easy In The World
To Live After The
World''s Opinion, It Is
Easy In Solitude After
Our Own,
But
The Great Man Is He,
Who In The Midst Of
Te Crowd Keeps With
Perfect Sweetness The
Independence Of
Solitude ... :)
"Even A Small Dot Can Stop A Big Sentence...





But...





Few More Dots Can Give A Continuity..."





Amazing But True...
Dont Pray For An Easy Life ,


Pray For The Strength To Endure A Difficult One.
Do U Know Why

d car''s WINDSHIELD is So Large

& d REARVIEW Miror is so Small?

Bcoz Ur PAST is Not As Important

As Ur FUTURE.

So,luk ahead & move on.
KhaLiL JibRan Says : " Dukh iS Baat Ka Nahi K Jo Usnay Kaha Woh Tlakh Tha,
Dukh iS Baat Ka Hai Jo Tlakh Tha Woh Usnay kaha " :-<

Na Kar JAn|x . . . ;->
Whenever You See

A Successful Person

You See The

Public Glories ,

Never See

The Private Sacrifices

To Reach Them ...
Let Urself Be Open & Life Will Be Easier.
A Spoon Of Salt In a Glass Of Water Makes The Water Undrinkable.
&
A Spoon Of Salt In A Lake Is Almost Unnoticed . .
Time Can Steal Anything From U.
Ur Loved Ones
UR Victory
UR Belongings
UR Love
But It Cannot Steal Two Things
Your
FAITH & CONFIDENCE
Efforts May Fail,

But Don''t Fail To Make Efforts,

Great Things Always Come Late,

Believe In Yourself.

There Is No Shortcut To Success
" H O P E "

Is The Ability To Hear
The Music Of Future ...

" F A I T H "

Is Having The Courage
Dance To It Today ...
A Blind Man once asked a Wise man:
"Can there be anything worse than losing ur Eye Sight?"

The Wise Man replied:
"Yes..
Losing ur ''VISION''... ;->
The Duck Looks Smooth n Calm On Top Of Water

But

Underneath Ther Is Restless Peddling . . .

Similiarly In Life Nothing Worth while Comes
Without Struggle . . .