When upon life’s billows you are tempest-tossed, When you are discouraged, thinking all is lost, Count your many blessings, name them one by one, And it will surprise you what the Lord has done.
GAUR GOPAL DASPeople who meditate develop a habit of practicing sincere gratitude which helps them in all their relationships. It is a relationship-strengthening emotion because it requires us to see how we’ve been supported and affirmed by other people.
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We can increase our scope of selflessness beyond our family by serving our community, city or even nation.
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Fight the strong urge to judge someone based on an initial interaction with them. Everyone has a fascinating story that we know nothing about.
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To accept someone when everything is going right is easy. But when things are falling apart around you and you stick together, that’s the test of a relationship. Love is when we have every reason to break up but we do not.
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One’s ability to appreciate beauty is related to one’s ability to make moral judgments.
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Live your life in such a way that those who know you but don’t know God will come to know God because they know you.
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What great men do, common men follow.
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People with a closed mindset want to grow by beating others in their field. Open-minded people, on the other hand, grow by developing themselves.
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Things do change over time.
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Watch your thoughts, they turn into words. Watch your words, they turn into actions. Watch your actions, they turn into habits. Watch your habits, they turn into character. Watch your character, it turns into your destiny. It all begins with a thought.
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Worry never robs tomorrow of its sorrow, it only saps today of its joy.
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We need to understand the hierarchy of connections. Ultimately, we must connect to something above ourselves such as God. This can give us the power to spread happiness and joy around the world.
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The paradox of our times is that those who have the most can often be the least satisfied.
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It is strange that sword and words have the same letters. Even more strange is that they have the same effect if not handled properly.
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Offering gifts and accepting gifts, opening one’s mind and inquiring in confidence, sharing food, and receiving food are the six exchanges that develop loving relationships.
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At work we tend to compare and compete with others, instead of comparing and competing with ourselves.
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