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Laws of Nature

The great sin....Gossip.
The great crippler....Fear.
The greatest mistake....Giving up.
The most satisfying experience....Doing your Duty First.
The best action..Keep the Mind Clear and the Judgment Good.
The greatest blessing..Good Health.
The biggest fool....The Man who lies to Himself.
The Most certain thing in life....Change.
The greatest joy...Being Needed.
The cleverest man....The one who Does What He Thinks Is Right.
The most potent force...Positive Thinking.
The greatest opportunity...The Next one.
The greatest thought....GOD.
The greatest victory....Victory Over Self.
The best play.....Successful Work.
The greatest handicap....Egoism.
The most expensive indulgence...HATE.
The most dangerous man....The Lair.
The most ridiculous trait...False Pride.
The greatest loss....Loss of Self Confidence.
The greatest need...Common SENSE.

Comments

Now what?????????? said…
Nice post Dinesh..
By the way is this ur own product ;)

JGD
Madhan
July 21, 2008 at 3:57 AM
Dinesh Nath said…
na its not my own product Madhan just got it from somewhere liked it so put on blog :)

jgd
July 23, 2008 at 4:10 PM
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