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birthdays is to consider them as a time for
reflection and resolution in place of common revelry.

291.Material with knowledge and wisdom. Material with knowledge
but without wisdom. Material which give neither.
292.Thought and conduct are fused as a singular entity in wisdom.
293.If one were to be blamed, be blamed for zeal?s abundance rather
than the pathetic lack of it.
294.When one is a compulsive achiever, a person of accomplishment at
an earlier than usual phase, one is at a state whereby it would have
taken others a much longer time to grasp. For those who prefer to
progress gradually , early achievement is a remarkable exception /
anomaly.
295.Prudence makes us servants of our needs and anxiety.
296.Confidence lends courage .
297.The beginning of our affection is selfish and self-serving. At its
maturity our affection is such that sacrifice becomes a viable option for
the welfare and happiness of another.
298.We adapt , adopt and emulate in order to progress and as we
progress.
299.We are pained at the point of release for we know what we shall
miss. We are indifferent if we do not know of what we shall be
deprived of.
300.The extreme ends of involvement are at the fringes of impassioned
and detached states.
301.When we are unfamiliar with something, we review it often so that
we can assimilate it in our minds and to accustom our thoughts with it.
When we are familiar with something we become well versed enough
to kid around with it.
302.We were born as dots among masses. We try to leave as complete
sentences. Yet the length of our trail hangs heavily upon circumstances.

303.We may holler out loud. We may be heard by all. All comes to
nought till another answers the call.
304.Our tongues make things great and ordinary sound as they are or
contrary to their significance and nature.
305.Waiting can be brief respite from outcome or torment of outcome?s
uncertainty.
306.Vision to create a cause. Conviction to stay and Effort to pursue it.
307.Dissatisfaction fuels both beneficial and destructive effects.
308.Carbonated drink makers are a jolly lot. They are in a bubbly
profession.
309.Critics whine, critics praise, critics appraise, critics condemn ,
critics dismiss , critics ignore , critics avoid.
310.We complain of work which drain us and we complain of a lack of
work.
311.We can say what we really wish to. What hinders our speech are
variables in circumstances and its retinue of effects .
312.We recall because there was a yesterday and it has passed.
We do because we have today and it passes but once.
We plan
because we believe in tomorrow and it will come to pass.
313. It is the tempered soul that outlasts the fury of the pyre, the
mortality of the flesh, the vicissitudes of fancies, impermanence of
favours, the narcissism of vanity and the intransigence of factions. For
awhile, and while it lasts, the soul wears the godhead and inspiration,
and it sees the wisdom withheld from foolishness and the dues of
virtues. How one wishes to have that crowning wisdom, on the strength
of our worthiness, unhindered by our most personal and private of
pitfalls.

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