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"I am liking this book but am not sure am such an outside-in person .More of inside out approach is more befitting yet am applying the approaches every day and it's exciting to see it into a possible successful gameplan." — Aug 08, 2017 11:03AM
"I am liking this book but am not sure am such an outside-in person .More of inside out approach is more befitting yet am applying the approaches every day and it's exciting to see it into a possible successful gameplan." — Aug 08, 2017 11:03AM
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This book has been my companion to investigate life. It has single handedly helped me in reconciling atleast a part of a tragedy that I faced. The author talks about Paramita, the six activities of the servants of peace. I feel the experience of read
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“Nobody does nothing. Everybody does something, sometimes nothing is something in the idle man's world.”
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“Even while we hate, we still have that deep unusual compassion for our rivals, and they hate it when they realize that we are feeling sorry for them.”
― The Infinity Sign
― The Infinity Sign
“When someone comes around at that dreary moment, when all hope was lost, and thorns emerged. And that fellow, walks on that thorn just to cross to your side, to bear the pains for your sake, to bleed, to self-destroy himself, just to protect you. He places you above his priorities, and doesn't give a damn whatsoever taunt he receives, his foremost desire is to make sure you are save, feel loved and cared for, and that's the true definition of love.”
― The Infinity Sign
― The Infinity Sign
“Who said it was thieves who know the price of everything and the value of nothing?”
“Oscar Wilde,” I said. “And it’s cynics, not thieves.”
“Ah! That explains it, then.”
― The Girl from Everywhere
“Oscar Wilde,” I said. “And it’s cynics, not thieves.”
“Ah! That explains it, then.”
― The Girl from Everywhere
“Kashmir was ignorant and, therefore, unaffected of the happenings taking place behind its lofty mountains. No social or political upheaval was permitted to cross the sky-high and colossal walls of Kashmir. It was mainly because Dogra regime was loyal to the British Government and proved its loyalty in the difficult and testing time of revolt 1857.”
― SHEIKH MOHAMMAD ABDULLAH : A VICTIM OF BETRAYAL
― SHEIKH MOHAMMAD ABDULLAH : A VICTIM OF BETRAYAL
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