Do not just exist, Live the Life

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Do not just exist, Live the Life


In the words of Rabindranath Tagore - 

Let your life lightly dance on the edges of time like dew on the tip of a leaf.

Life is a responsibility; carried out swiftly with complete surrender to Omniscient.

Keep on moving to be flexible like a feather to overcome the odds. Flexibility, easy-going, and calmness with a liking for solitude which helps to be less stressed. A good balance between your mind and action strengthens you to conquer all situations and release the odds. Follow the demands of time and situation, and play your role successfully by being thoughtless about these. Accurate results are in the hands of the director of life. Sooner or later, you will be rightfully dealt with all righteousness.

Ups and downs exist in the life of every individual. Try your best to accept the situation then only it will be easy to handle things positively. Whatever within our reach is our duty, anything beyond it just leave it to the SUPERPOWER - the Omnipotent. The natural way of life with the Right Action and Right Thinking makes life soothing.

Remember - Never ever hurt good people. Always be an inspiration to the people around you. 


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