'Quotes, proverbs, and wise sayings are fragments of wisdom that, when gathered, build the castle of enlightenment.' - Aloo Denish Obiero
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" An old Chinese proverb states :
A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step''.
I say, '' And ends up with blisters and sore feet
In a hospital bed''.
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Deep love goes beyond verbal expression; it's the silent understanding, the unspoken connection, and the shared emotions. -Aloo Denish Obiero
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Deep love goes beyond verbal expression; it's the silent understanding, the unspoken connection, and the shared emotions. -Aloo Denish Obiero
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Writing became therapeutic for me and it looks like its bocoming therapeutic for others.
If i can change someone’s life by sharing my story through poet then i believe we can all make a difference.”
BIBLE VERSE: “ TRUST IN THE LORD WITH ALL YOUR HEART AND LEAN NOT UNTO YOUR OWN UNDERSTANDING. IN ALL YOUR WAYS ACKNOWLEDGE HIM AND HE SHALL DIRECT YOUR PATH”. PROVERBS 3:5-6
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Rejoice at youth. Repent at age. - Chinese Proverb
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Learning is like a boundless sea, only diligence can reach the shore.
- Chinese Proverb
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Once you raise your own child, you will comprehend the hardship of your parents.
- Chinese Proverb
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The troublemaker's way is thorny.
— Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: Native American, translation, troublemaker, thorn, thorny, wisdom, way, path, journey
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Knowledge interprets the past, wisdom foresees the future. — Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: Native American, translation, past, future, knowledge, wisdom, judgement
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We will be remembered tomorrow by the tracks we leave today. — Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: Native American, future, memory
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One foot in the boat, one foot in the canoe, and you end up in the river.
— Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: Native American, water, river, vacillation, fence-sitting
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The more we wonder, the more we understand.
— Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: Native American, translation, nature, wisdom, understanding
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Speak less thunder, wield more lightning.
—Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords: Native American, nature, power, lightning, thunder, speech, speak, speaking
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Before you judge
a man for his sins
be sure to trudge
many moons in his moccasins.
(Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: judgement, anti-bullying, tolerance, understanding, sympathy, words of wisdom)
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The Neapolitan proverbs are the guide in life and they have the same principles of the Bible to live a good and long life, to look out for the deceivers and the loveless people who desire to do harm to others.
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There is an Cheyenne Proverb stating:
"There are two bears wresting in You,
One is good the other is evil"
Question: which one wins?
Answer: The one you feed.
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No início era o verbo. E até hoje permanece o verbo. O "verbum" – as palavras, fazem pensamentos, começam o amor, começam o sucesso dão forma à meta superada e ao dia de vida que passa.
Sem palavras nada do que foi feito foi feito ou será feito.
AH! Palavras dão forças para fazer mais e mais.
Escolha as Palavras que levem felicidade. É com palavras que levam felicidade que cada pessoa tem força para fazer mais e mais.
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success becomes a noun
when you become a verb
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the top level wealthy increasingly greedy
still the bottom level get gifted basic needing
so comfortable their overbreeding
more they need put hands out
but if not filled instant grieving
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" A complaint is just a verbal observation."
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Being black is hard so don't make it worse by mistaking my verbal or facial expressions for aggression.
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Meaning of life, Life Is For Everbody
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" The book of Proverbs contains more wisdom than all the world's universities combined."
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Be a brush. Paint a picture, and leave a legacy. Show the world that no matter if the death of blackness, or the blood of red, the calm green of nature or the crashing blue of waters rising out of a riverbed, that you can use all the world throws at you to paint a beautiful picture of an image that has never been thought of and a story that has never been told.
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Learn to bite your lounge, for it occasionally has a voicebox all on its own, if it need to be said, let it loose, but keep in mind nobody likes a tongue fight nor a verbal slap in the face
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What happens to most of us is a fair amount of verbal abuse from others begins to wear on our spirits over time and we lose faith in ourselves and forget our personal power.
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Biblioramble -
verb
1. to talk under the pretense of teaching or discussing the Bible while merely stringing together incoherent, out-of-context fragments of Scripture, typically accented with "the Lord told me" or "this is what it means to me" subjective sentiments.
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If everyone in the world stopped communicating verbally, would we learn less or more in our lifespan?
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'To say something profound can be done by anyone. To do something profound can be done by anyone. To live profoundly is a task that not everyone can do. That proverbial fifteen minutes of fame may rocket one to great heights. But life lived while walking profoundly will touch more than we can see.'
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