“At first try you failed, but you rise again. At next try you failed, but you rise again. At third try you failed, but you rise again. At fourth try you failed, “Ah, never again!” Concerning this, you’d say in your old years, “No regrets, I tried hard, I won’t shed tears.” But deep inside, a li’l voice is nagging, “Your true failure is there in your quitting!”
“So that beggars stop begging in the streets, giving alms to them, our town prohibits. Funny but to preachers, none similar: “Those rich who ask even from a beggar.”
“Intelligent but with little knowledge, to a cutthroat world, it has got no edge. Great knowledge but little intelligence, may sound superb but of short consequence.”
“The world is so awesome but you are not; your neighbors are wealthy but you are not; your friends are courageous but you are not; your classmates are brainy but you are not. But the awesome world is ill and you’re not; your wealthy neighbors are mean and you’re not; your courageous friends are dull and you’re not; your brainy classmates are vain and you’re not.”
“COMMITMENT is best not shown with your lips, but with action that draws awes and beliefs! If you think you can’t avoid mouthing it, keep it like your very life hangs on it!”
“TWO KINDS OF LIFE being lived every day; whoever you are, you’re in either way: One is a “life lived by necessity,” other is a “life lived with liberty.” The first is but caused by “need for money,” forced to do things one doesn’t like really. The second is but “freed financially,” able to do things one likes completely.”
“If everyone is rich, hard them finding— everybody’s out and busy touring. If everyone’s poor, easy them finding— everybody’s home and busy dreaming.”
“INTELLIGENCE is but ability: “Can rise even in midst of misery, can solve even in midst of no knowledge can create even in midst of shortage.”
“Dwarfish cats can evolve into big cats, but never can cats evolve into rats. Evolution takes place within a species, never one that creates a new species. If an ape can evolve into a man, then a goose can evolve into a swan. Nature says, origin of swan is swan, of monkey is monkey, of man is man!”
“It is so easy to throw a question; compose it well is at times frustration. It is so easy to give an answer; explain it well seems another matter.”
“Trading integrity for luxury is selling your soul to satanity. Don’t exchange a life of serenity for a life being lived in infamy. See that all the fortune you’ve made is right, bringing you peaceful rest in every night; for if not, they will haunt you all your life, not counting your paying it with your life.”
“Think of ugly things, the heart saddens up; think of pretty things, the heart brightens up. Again and again, the mind rules the heart: “Whatever the mind thinks, the heart imparts.” But then, the heart can also rule the mind, like falling in love with sex of same kind. The logic of mind is: “Do what should be”; the heart’s logic is: “Go where you’re happy.”
“When you become RICH, your world gets bigger; more doors get opened, options get wider. When you become POOR, your world gets smaller; few doors get opened, options get leaner.”
“Man and the world are made for each other, either means nothing without the other. They both shall forever comprise the whole, sharing together just one heart and soul.”
“Accept that “PROBLEMS” are fixtures on earth, never to vanish from face of the earth. Rich or poor, sick or in the pink of health, of problems in life we will have no dearth. They had come on first glimpse of the day’s cast, to ever remain till we breathe our last. Just toe the line to Nature’s laws dictate and we can avoid their coming in spate.”
“Both EVIL and GOOD are man’s components; which one used?—all rest on environment. A bad vibration can stir the evil; a good one can trigger the righteous will. Indeed, no one is bad—they’re just made bad; that same bad one may save a distressed lad. Likewise, no one is good—they’re just made good; be rude to one and expect no sainthood.”
“Oh, they always say, “Work smart, not work hard,” as if all roads have length of just one yard. Almost all life’s races are long and hard, if you do want to win them smart, work hard!”