Some Thoughts to Ponder On

· If you have a grouse against someone, share it with them, instead of nursing it in your heart.
· Non-human creatures have as much a right to live as humans do.
· Have concern for the wellbeing of non-human creatures in your neighbourhood.
· Ordinary conversations with people can be a great blessing—a mutual learning experience, an occasion of joy and sharing, a very fine way to spend time.
· Spending quality time with a person can sometimes be better than anything you can do for them.
· Of what relevance are all the things you may have taught your children if you haven’t taught them prayer as communication with God?
· Let not pride come in the way of asking for forgiveness.
· Follow the guidance of the Inner Voice.
· Ants can easily run up and down the face of a tall building. That’s something humans can’t do.
· Don’t let even what you may regard as a ‘minor’ opportunity to do good or to grow go by.
· You don’t know what greater good a ‘little’ act of goodness might lead to.
· We are here to do what God has brought us here to do.
· Openly and warmly express your appreciation of something good about a person or something they may have done.
· Rejoice in seeing others grow, in them doing good.
· God has sent us here to flourish, not to rot and stagnate.
· The particular set of challenges one faces are part of the context in which one is supposed to live and grow.
· It costs one nothing to smile, but it can gain for one very much.
· Expressing gratitude is at the basis of good manners.
· Success is a process, consisting of several little steps, little milestones traversed, one by one.
· If you want to maintain a friendship, contact your friend often, not only when you need them.
· A few kind words to someone can add joy to their day.
· This world is meant for us to pass through.
· The purpose of our being here is for God to fulfil His purpose(s) in placing us here.




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