Shalat Tahajud Quotes & Sayings

Trust is the glue of life. It's the most essential ingredient in effective communication. It's the foundational principle that holds all relationships. — Stephen R. Covey

A new day: Be open enough to see opportunities. Be wise enough to be grateful. Be courageous enough to be happy. — Steve Maraboli

For the ancients, to meditate is to read a text and to learn it "by heart" in the fullest sense of this expression, that is, with one's whole being: with the body, since the mouth pronounced it, with the memory which fixes it, with the intelligence which understands its meaning, and with the will which desires to put it into practice. — Jean Leclercq

Don't give me your Christian shit about forgiveness. — Bernard Cornwell

You may be able
to fly to heaven with my love.
But for real, my love is only
a cheap wine.
Seriously,
Only God's love is the precious wine.
And She even
gives it to everyone.
For free! — Subhan Zein

No matter what, its always an opportunity. — Todd Stocker

We all hope that TV will bring something added to the book - not just an audience - it will bring an interpretation and skills that you may not have as a writer. — Gerald Seymour

Freedom has a price. Most people aren't willing to pay it. — Jack Kevorkian

People will tell you that writing is too difficult, that it's impossible to get your work published, that you might as well hang yourself. Meanwhile, they'll keep writing and you'll have hanged yourself. — John Gardner

As for the long-term future: I am prepared to see in this a vision, not a mystical way but in a realistic way, of a population exchange on a much more important scale and including larger territories. — Moshe Sharett

Some day I'm going to do and say everything I want to do and say, and if people don't like it I don't care. — Margaret Mitchell

Sex pretty much cures everything. — Chuck Palahniuk

Why is it, he asked, that wherever a Chilean goes in the world, Neruda and his fucking seashells has already been there and set up a monopoly? He held my gaze waiting for me to counter him, and as he did I got the feeling that where he came from it was commonplace to talk as we were talking, an even to argue about poetry to the point of violence, and for a moment I felt brushed by loneliness. — Nicole Krauss