A warm Heart

March 1, 2014

Compassionate thought is the most precious thing there is. It is something that only we human beings can develop. And if we have a good heart, a warm heart, warm feelings, we will be happy and satisfied ourselves, and our friends will experience a friendly and peaceful atmosphere as well. This can be experienced community to community, country to country, continent to continent. ~ Dalai Lama


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    josiah Gachanja

    March 1, 2014

    you remind great song by the late Lucky Dube we are different colors but one people 

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    March 2, 2014

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    Chorum Ventus

    March 2, 2014

    An act of true love, which involves personal and voluntary self-sacrifice for the benefit of others, is the most precious thing there is. A thought is just an idea, and an action is the fulfillment of that idea. +Jendhamuni Sos 

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    anne wanjiku

    March 4, 2014

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