Some Popular Thoughts

1. 3 GOLDEN RULES of life
    Who is helping you, Don't forgot them.
    Who is loving You, Don't hate them.
     Who is believing you, Don't cheat them.
2. Arise ! Awake!
    and stop not till
    the goal is
    Reached!

3. Give me a few men and women who are pure and selfless,
    and I shall shake the World.

4. Any thing that makes you weak physically, intellectually and spiritually,
    reject as poison.

5. Relationships are more important than life,
    but it is important for those relationships to have life in them....

6. Talk to yourself at least once in a Day....
     otherwise you may miss a meeting with an EXCELLENT person in this world.

7. Like me or hate me,
    both are in my favor,
    If you like me I am in your heart,
    If you hate me I am in your mind.

8. You cannot believe in God until you believe in yourself.

9. All the powers in the universe are already ours. It is we who have put our hands before our eyes and cry that it is dark.

10. The older I grow, the more everything seems to me to lie in manliness. This is my new gospel.

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