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What today we mistake for a padlock, keeping us out, we may tomorrow find to be the key that lets us in.

Nizami Ganjavi

Whatever befalls us has its meaning; though it is often hard to grasp. In the Book of Life every page has two sides. On the upper one, we inscribe our plans, dreams and hopes; the reverse is filled by providence, whose verdicts rarely match our desire.
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Desire Hard Knowledge Meaning Ourselves Planning Wisdom
He who searches for his beloved is not afraid of the world.
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Afraid Himself Search World
Fill this cup to that love that never changes, never! Fill this cup to the love that goes on living forever! To the love that has been purified by earthly woes and at last with everlasting bliss, divinely glows!
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Change Divine Earth Forever Glow Live Love
What today we mistake for a padlock, keeping us out, we may tomorrow find to be the key that lets us in.
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Day Future Lock Mistake Ourselves Trap
In the book of life every page has two sides: we human beings fill the upper side with our plans, hopes and wishes, but providence writes on the other side, and what it ordains is seldom our goal.
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Book Goal Hope Human Ourselves Page Planning Side Writing
In the hour of adversity be not without hope, for crystal rain falls from black clouds.
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Adversity Black Cloud Hope Rain
Free is a man who has no desires.
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Desire Freedom Man One Liner
Even if we do not like to show our weakness to the world, we should have friends, genuine and true like mirrors, clearly revealing our faults so that we can face and cure them. Let me be your mirror.
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Face Friendship Mirror Mistake True Weakness World Yourself
What we are and what we possess is but a loan- and that not for long! Do not clutch what has been given to you, for joy and desire to possess are but nails fastening you to the perishable world.
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Desire Fast Happiness Joy Loan Possession World Yourself

What today we mistake for a padlock, keeping us out, we may tomorrow find to be the key that lets us in.

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