Quotes on the topic “Eternal Truths”
1. It’s okay to start small. The jug is filled gradually, drop by drop. Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “Every master was once an amateur.” We all start small, don't neglect the little. If you are consistent and patient, you will succeed! No one can become successful overnight; success comes to those who are willing to start small and work hard until the pitcher is full.
2. Thoughts are material Everything that we are is the result of what we think about ourselves. If a person speaks or acts with evil thoughts, he is haunted by pain. If a person speaks or acts with pure intentions, happiness follows him, which, like a shadow, will never leave him. Buddha said: “Our consciousness is everything. You become what you think about." James Allen said: “Man is a brain.” To live correctly, you must fill your brain with the “right” thoughts. Your thinking determines your actions; Your actions determine the outcome. Right thinking will give you everything you want; wrong thinking is an evil that will ultimately destroy you. If you change your thinking, you will change your life. Buddha said: “All wrongdoing arises from the mind. If the mind changes, will the wrongdoing remain?”
3. Forgive Holding onto anger is like grabbing a hot coal with the intention of throwing it at someone else; It is you who will burn. When you free those who are imprisoned in the prison of unforgiveness, you free yourself from this prison. You cannot suppress anyone without suppressing yourself too. Learn to forgive. Learn to forgive faster.
5. Your actions matter No matter how many commandments you read, no matter how many you say, what will they mean if you do not follow them? They say, “Words are worthless,” and that’s true. To develop, you must act; To develop quickly, you need to act every day. Fame will not fall on your head! The proverb says: “God gives every bird a worm, but does not throw it into the nest.” Buddha said: “I do not believe in the fate that befalls people when they act, but I believe in the fate that befalls them when they do not act.”
6. Try to understand Arguing with the present, we feel angry, we stopped fighting for the truth, we started fighting only for ourselves. Stephen Covey said: “First try to understand, and only then try to be understood.” It's easy to say, but hard to do: You must make every effort to understand the other person's point of view. When you feel overwhelmed by anger, destroy it. Listen to others, accept their point of view, and you will find peace. Focus more on being happy than being right.
7. Defeat yourself It is better to defeat yourself than to win thousands of battles. He who conquers himself is stronger than any ruler. In order to conquer yourself, you need to conquer your mind. You must control your thoughts. They should not rage like sea waves. You may think, “I can’t control my thoughts. A thought comes when it pleases.” You can't stop a bird from flying over you, but you can certainly stop it from building a nest on your head. Drive away thoughts that do not correspond to the life principles by which you want to live. Buddha said: “It is not the enemy or ill-wisher, but precisely the consciousness of a person that lures him onto a crooked path.”
8. Live in harmony Harmony comes from within. Don't look for her outside. Don't look outside for what can only be in your heart. The truth is that harmony can only be found within yourself. Harmony is not a new job, not a new car or a new marriage... Harmony is new opportunities, and they start with you.
8. Be grateful Let's stand up and give thanks that if we didn't study a lot, then at least we studied a little, and if we didn't study a little, then at least we didn't get sick, if we did get sick, At least they didn't die. Therefore, we will be grateful. There is always something worth being grateful for. Not everyone was able to wake up this morning; Yesterday some fell asleep for the last time. There is always something worth being grateful for, understand it and give thanks. A grateful heart will make you great!
9. Be true to what you know The biggest offense is not to be true to what you know for sure. If you fail, it won't be because you didn't know what to do; it will happen because you did not follow your knowledge. Act according to what you know. Don't just absorb the information, but focus on your thoughts.
