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Quote Left 'My life is like a porno-movie, without the sex'. Quote Right

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Quote Left Poetry, of deeply beautiful, penetrating nature, is the dear voice of God attempting to reach the freshly showered ears of His wayward children~ though their hearts often remain clogged by wax. Quote Right
Quote Left The more we analyze our reactions and better options, wiser we become. And transformation is beautiful indeed... The situations which had always entangled become unworthy, people who had always hogged on the patience appear confused ranting out silently that what they need is empathy and counseling. And the contended smile that shines on face becomes the most treasured property Quote Right
Quote Left Feud is a good vent out, it helps to release clogged up negativity at the same time it clarifies the doubts, wrongly entered data kept repressed and also puts forth our point of view in a very clear way. Quote Right
Quote Left One of the many successes of the devil over pilgrims is his hold on many who are addicts of the social media, He keeps many logged on the web on many internet books of face and ultimately robs many of the place of prayer and study of the word Quote Right
Quote Left Don't be bogged down by limitations in life. There is no real limitation in life. Even the sky is just an illusion. --Vincent Van Ross Quote Right
Quote Left I think that more people should get to know their spiritual selves better rather than to become so bogged down in the religion and ritual that they forget that they are first a spirit; second a physical being. I remind myself of it, daily. Quote Right
Quote Left Joggers should simply set off earlier, then they could walk it. Quote Right
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