Today is the Mother of Tomorrow

January 29, 2014

Whatever is going to happen will happen,
whether we worry or not. ~Ana Monnar


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    Timothy Mckiness

    January 29, 2014

    I always take responsibility for my actions. And end up worrying did I say and do the right thing. So I'll be pondering on this post the rest of the night thank you–:))) lol

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    Rana Singh

    January 29, 2014

    Absolutely true words my dear friend +Jendhamuni Sos  Great post as ever ;))) Very good night to you ;)))

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    KAOS Smith

    January 30, 2014

    The first thaught I got when I seen this? Is from the book of Revelations, were it speaks about the mother of hores in the scarlet colored robe sitting on the beast speaking great blashemy's

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    Ranjit Das

    January 30, 2014

    oh  vry vry           n  ……..c

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    Scott Fleet

    January 30, 2014

    Sometimes worry initiates thoughtful inspiration and is therefore a precursor to bring about change. Situations can change but the best hope of setting a course of change is from within oneself. Worrying is natural for many people and shouldn't be frowned upon as a negative trait – it just requires that person to learn to use that fretful energy to kick fate square in the balls and declare:
    "I WILL decide for myself!"
    I actually think the phrase, "Whatever is going to happen will happen," is false wisdom. Of course whatever will happen will happen in a series of timeline events that must surely follow one after the other; but that is the fundamental nature of space-time and the inevitability of cause and effect. Instead of instilling self-determination, that phrase breeds resignation and reluctance to master ones own destiny…

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    Nalla Tanusri

    January 30, 2014

    tooooooooooooooooooooo coooooooooool !!!!!!!!!!! and nice,beautiful pic

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    faiz baba

    January 30, 2014

    ssssssssssssssooooooooooooooooo
    BEAUTIFUL

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    Geoffrey Okot

    January 30, 2014

    So we need to worry not, just to hope for the best. Hi Jendhamuni Sos

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