Tranquility of mind

Do not let trifles disturb your tranquility of mind. The little pin-pricks of daily life when dwelt upon and magnified, may do great damage, but if ignored or dismissed from thought, will disappear from inanition.

~Grenville Kleiser

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  1. Firoz Khan

    November 28, 2014

    beautiful nice pic

  2. Carlos Bation

    November 28, 2014

    Good morning jenh ..thank U for your messages great..good health..Ingat my dear my Love

  3. rahim Sagar

    November 28, 2014

    لااله الاالله محمد رسول الله

  4. MANJUNATH MH

    November 28, 2014

    Yes, we need a mature mind to attain this & proceed further in life.

  5. jai kannan k

    November 28, 2014

    I have been wondering your educational qualifications… your language reflects the mind of an educated lady..and your quotes are really from a matured mind..

  6. Sripathi L.n

    November 28, 2014

    Don t you remember me mydear kathkandmandu rose bye sree

  7. H,. Highlander

    November 28, 2014

    Dear Jenny, When you are
    inspired by some great purpose,
    some extraordinary trifles, all
    your thoughts breaks their
    bounds. Your mind transcends
    limitation, your conscience
    expands in every direction, and
    you find yourself in a new, great
    and wonderful world.

    Thank you dear Jenny.
    Good morning to you.
    Be good n take care.

    See you in the morning as
    I am going to sleep.

  8. Julius Mwaniki

    November 28, 2014

    Good evening dear friend +Jendhamuni Sos . I've been hurt for the two past days but thanks for this great post

  9. Dan Kim

    November 28, 2014

    It's so cool & beautiful.

  10. Cranky Banshee

    November 30, 2014

    "inanition: exhaustion from lack of nourishment". Thank you for teaching me something new today +Jendhamuni Sos.

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