The Man who says He can and the Man who says He can not – Are both Correct. We have two Lives and the Second begins when we Realize we only have One. One Joy dispels a Hundred Cares. They must often Change who would Remain constant in Happiness and Wisdom. Don’t Complain about the…
Confucius was one of China’s most famous Philosopher, Teacher and Political theorist and He believed every individual could Benefit from Self-cultivation. Driven by his Passion, His Intention was to Awaken the people and he tirelessly Tried to do it Until the day he died. The Journey with a 1000 miles Begins with one Step….
The Soul never Thinks without a Picture. Hope is the Dream of a Waking man. Dignity does not Consist in Possessing Honors but in Deserving them. It is the Mark of an Educated mind, To be able to Entertain a thought without Accepting it. The Least initial deviation from the Truth is Multiplied later a…
The Tongue like a Sharp Knife, Kills without Drawing Blood. Just as a Snake sheds its Skin, We must Shed our Past over and over again. To Abstain from Lying is Essentially Wholesome. Avoid Evil deeds as a man who Loves life Avoids Poison. To Conquer oneself is a Greater Task than Conquering others. If…
Lao Tzu was an ancient Chinese philosopher and writer. He was born between the 6th-5th century BC into the Zhou Dynasty. He is the founder of Philosophical Taoism. #Way to Live Better He Who is Contented is Rich. The Heart that Gives, Gathers. The Best fighter is Never Angry. Before Healing others, Heal yourself. Act…
Socrates born around 470 BC, in Athens, Greece. He was a Classical Greek Philosopher who made a Huge impact on Western logic and Philosophy. He emphasized that Great leaders should have Knowledge, Virtue and a complete Understanding of Themselves. To find Yourself, Think for Yourself. Let him that would Move the world, first move…
Lao Tzu was an ancient Chinese philosopher, existed in the 6th century B.C and is considered a central figure in Chinese culture, writer who’s believed to be the author of the Tao Te Ching and the father of Chinese Taoism. “Knowledge is a Treasure but Practice is the Key to it.” Mastering Others is…