The aim of life is

The aim of life is
"The aim of life is self-development. To realize one''s nature perfectly - that is what each of us is here for."
  

Jun, 15 2010     112 chars (1 sms)     2815 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 ...
Challenges Are Like Trees Seen Through A Running Train . . .
As You Approach Them They Grow Bigger, Once You Pass Them They Become Smaller! ! !
So Never Be Afraid Of Them
In rain all birds occupy shelter but eagle is
da one 1 dat avoids da rain by flying above da clouds.

Problem is common to all but attitude makes da difference!
Life Is A

Unique Combination Of

"Want to" And "How to"

And

We Need To Give Equal Attention To Both.
A Mistake
Increase Ur
Experience
&
Experience
Decrease Ur
Mistakes ...
You Learn
From Ur
Mistakes
&
Other Will
Learn From Ur
Success ...

Be
"SUCCESSFUL" Always ... :)
Standing Down The Hill

Gazing At The Sky

How Will U Ever Reach ? ? ?

If U Never Try ! ! !
U Better Live Ur Best
&
Act Ur Best Today
For Today
Is The Sure Preparation
For Tomorrows
&
All Other Tomorrow
That Follow
The Most Wasted Day In Life Is,

The Day In Which We Have Not Laughed.

-Charlie Chaplin.
The Man

Who Views

The World

At 50

The Same

As He Did

At 20

Has Wasted

30 Years Of His Life.
agar koi tumsy bhalai ki umeed rakhy tow usy mayus mat karo q k logon ki umeedon ka tum sy wabasta hona tum py ALLAH ka khaas inaam hy.!!!!
One day a Man said 2 God: I LOVE U THE MOST.


God took all his wealth n asked: Do u love Me now?


The man said: More than before !


God made all his family against him so they all left him.


God asked: Do u still love Me?


He said: Yes


God made him so poor that he had nothing 2 wear n eat !


God asked once more: Do u love me now?


The man said: I love U the most now because..

THERE''S NOTHING BETWEEN US NOW!
Think 4 It-










"Never
Never
Never
Nev Er
Never

Give Up!"



Winston Churchill