Jane

“Wisdom speaks, though it does not have lips.
Joy moves, though it does not have feet.
Faith rises, though it does not have wings.
Hope speaks, though it does not have lips.
Expectation moves, though it does not have feet.
Conviction rises, though it does not have wings.
Need speaks, though it does not have lips.
Compassion moves, though it does not have feet.
Love rises, though it does not have wings.
Silence speaks, though it does not have lips.
Speech moves, though it does not have feet.
Actions rise, though they do not have wings.
Fate speaks, though it does not have lips.
Chance moves, though it does not have feet.
Destiny rises, though it does not have wings.
Reality speaks, though it does not have lips.
Desire moves, though it does not have feet.
Eternity rises, though it does not have wings.
Light speaks, though it does not have lips.
Darkness moves, though it does not have feet.
Nature rises, though it does not have wings.
The past speaks, though it does not have lips.
The present moves, though it does not have feet.
The future rises, though it does not have wings.
The world speaks, though it does not have lips.
The cosmos move, though they do not have feet.
The universe rises, though it does not have wings.
Awareness speaks, though it does not have lips.
Consciousness moves, though it does not have feet.
God rises, though He does not have wings.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“7 Laws of Money

1. Seek money.
2. Make money.
3. Save money.
4. Spend money.
5. Enjoy money.
6. Share money.
7. Respect money.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“We sainted St. Tammany (King Tamanend III) because he embodied moral perfection and every divine qualification that a deity could possess. I hold him in higher esteem than the saints of the Roman Catholic Church. He'll forever be the patron saint of America.”
― George Washington

“If you want to sing,
sing like today is your last.
If you want to dance,
dance like today is your last.
If you want to laugh,
laugh like today is your last.

If birds sing without worrying
about who is listening to them,
and monkeys dance without worrying
about who is watching them,
and hyenas laugh without worrying
about who is mocking them,
then you too must do what you do best
without worrying about who is ridiculing you.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo