Today's thought 7.11.2020

_ * Today's thought * _
 * 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 *


  *  In life, one should always avoid making small mistakes, because for some reason man stumbles not from the mountains, but from the rocks.


                                                                                 * untimely kingdom *


 * Not the giver *
 * With you on time *
 * Yes to the existing person *
 * Is said to be the true companion of life. *

  * It's okay to be good but *
 * Never be bad for bad ... *
 * Because you are in the water *
 * Can cleanse the blood *
 * In the blood..not in the blood ..... *

 * Many people celebrate the day by endangering the other, taking advantage of its simplicity.  "She is OK. For a few days, they don't know that she will fall into the hole she dug for others."  Because the upper bouts featured two cutaways, for easier access to the higher frets.  God is with the one who is on the right path. *

 * Love him who wants to love you with no purpose, because in this world there are fewer people to love and more to suffer. *

   * I don't mean to be silent, I'm guilty, sometimes Silence is the Best Answer .... just waiting for Time. *


                 
             * Good morning *
 _ * Good day to you.! * _
       
         * 🙏🏻 Jai Jagannath🙏🏻 *

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