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The person who understands the dynamics of changing circumstances, lives
his life satisfied in the present. Of course, he keeps an eye on how things are
shaping... As a result, the moment he sees anything ready on a platter, he
immediately grabs it with both hands.
- Deep Trivedi
The past attracts me, the present frightens me, because the future is death.
- Guy De Maupassant
There’s nothing more painful than remembering something happy while you are distressed.
- Dante Alighieri
Everyone is proud of his caste and religion. Please for once, observe yourself
and the people around you carefully - the pride will disappear by itself. And only
then, embracing the world you will be able to tread the path of progress.
- Deep Trivedi
There is no discovery of science that the Jain monks do not describe as already
mentioned in their scriptures. Then how come despite their scriptures being
loaded with facts of knowledge, forget science, no Jaina is seen achieving
anything significant in any field on the global scale. I believe, now they should
start sending their scriptures for the Noble prize.
- Deep Trivedi
Dress shabbily and they remember the dress; dress impeccably and they remember the woman.
- Coco Chanel
Progress is born of doubt and inquiry. The Church never doubts, never inquires. To doubt is heresy, to inquire is to admit that you do not know—the Church does neither.
- Robert G. Ingersoll
The human life is not meant for compromises, but to explore and tread the path
of life on the basis of your skills and talents.
- Deep Trivedi
It's not about what I SEE for our future, or humanity; It's about what I DO for our future and humanity.
- Steve Maraboli
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