3rd Serving from Back of my Notebook

I scribble things at the back of my notebook to keep me anchored during the storms encountered daily. Shared some of those in earlier few posts years ago …. Lines below, the 3rd set may speak to you for themselves as they spoke to me

~Life is usually passing outside your window in all its grace and beauty when you are looking at the ceiling to complain of its unfairness

~Work is extremely important and so is life, may be the later one a tad bit more

~Faith gives hope and losing hope shakes faith, such a close relation!

~Feeling helpless for long enough can make one hopeless; addressing the helplessness before losing hope is important

~Wish we judged people based on color of blood rather than color of skin

~Your behavior is the mold that your children’s life is shaped in

~Silence though a great virtue mostly, can sometimes becomes a crime, and that is when one MUST speak

~World is not as is, World is as One see with One's own eyes

~Cloudy skies are as beautiful as starry skies; it is not the sky; but how one sees make it beautiful or gloomy (same rule applies for many situations in life)

~Life is a batman movie with troubles playing 'the Joker', how much fun will it be to watch it if there was only batman and no villains in the movie?

~Good literature is what can propel you to a new reality

~Beware! Regularly fulfilled ‘Wants’ always learn to act and feel like ‘Needs’

~A true story teller never runs out of stories as long as a listener is there; A master story teller is that who always listens to own stories with awe

~Life offers you a blank page to write a story every day, it is up to you how original a story teller you are

~Originality can be confused as insanity, till enough people have comprehended one’s story

~Genius is the lunatic whose ideas got wider acceptance (Until I have sufficient acceptances the lunacy will continue J) 


Older from back of my Notebook....

http://nuancesofbeing.blogspot.com/2013/03/back-of-my-notebook.html

http://nuancesofbeing.blogspot.com/2014/10/morefrom-back-of-my-notebook.html