To be patient in the face of hardships

To be patient in the face of hardships

'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."'
  

May, 22 2012     139 chars (1 sms)     3822 views       Inspirational

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Coins always make sound....but the currency note are always silent.
so when our value increases, keep yourself calm and silent!
Each Of Us Makes Our

Own Weather

Determines The Color Of

The Skies In The

Emotional Universe

Which We Inhabit ...
A clay pot containing milk will be ranked higher than a golden pot containing poison.
Not our outer glamour But our inner virtues make us valuable.
A Sincere Devotee Asked God:

I Want Peace.

God Replied: Remove I That''s Ego,

Remove WANT That''s Desire,

Then PEACE Is Automatically Attained.
Hard work spotlights the character of people:
some turn up their sleeves, some turn up their
noses, and some don''t turn up at all.
"Even A Small Dot Can Stop A Big Sentence...





But...





Few More Dots Can Give A Continuity..."





Amazing But True...
As you travel through life

Your dreams will guide you

Determination will get you there

And love will provide the greatest scenery of all.
When We Multiply
Tiny Pieces Of
Time With Small
Increments Of
Daily Efforts
We''ll Find
We Can Accomplish
Magnificent Things

We Can Change The World ... (:
Loss leaves us empty
But
Learn not 2 close ur
Heart & Mind in grief
Allow life to replenish U.
Whn sorrow comes it seems
Impossible
But
New joys wait 2 fill d void... :)
It''s not your talent or the gift at birth

It''s not your bankbook that determines worth!

It''s not the color or texture of your skin

It''s your attitude that lets you win. . .
For success, it''s better to be like a turtle.

Sometimes scared and staying inside your shell for protection but never stopping, always walking,

in one direction to achieve the goal.
The secret of health for both mind and body
is not to mourn for the past,
not to worry about the future,
nor to anticipate troubles,
but to live in the present
moment wisely and earnestly.

(Buddha)