1. The only cure for loneliness

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    We can cure physical diseases with medicine, but the only cure for loneliness, despair, and hopelessness is love. There are many in the world who are dying for a piece of bread, but there are many more dying for a little love. ~Mother Teresa

  2. Kitty’s love fight

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    It is important to include fat in your cat’s diet because they’re unable
    to make the nutrient in their bodies on their own. Source: Animal Planet

  3. Medicine for any kind of wound

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    Love is a medicine for any kind of wound, but there is no
    medicine found in the world for a wound given by love.

    ~Aldyna Threesya

  4. Anger is an acid

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    Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which
    it is stored than to anything on which it is poured. ~Mark Twain

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  5. The Whatnot Tree (Prudence)

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    Once upon a time there was a caravan leader. He went from country to country selling various goods. His caravans usually had at least 500 bullock carts.

    On one of these trips his path led through a very thick forest. Before entering it, he called together all the members of the caravan. He warned them, “My friends, when you go through this forest be careful to avoid the poisonous trees, poisonous fruits, poisonous leaves, poisonous flowers and even poisonous honeycombs.

    “Therefore, whatever you have not eaten before – whether a fruit, leaf, flower or anything else – must not be eaten without asking me first.” They all said respectfully, “Yes, sir.”

    There was a village in the forest. Just outside the village stood a tree called a ‘whatnot tree’. Its trunk, branches, leaves, flowers and fruits look very similar to a mango tree. Even the colour, shape, smell and taste are almost exactly the same as a mango tree. But unlike a mango, the whatnot fruit is a deadly poison!

    Some went ahead of the caravan and came upon the whatnot tree. They were all hungry, and the whatnot fruits looked like delicious ripe mangoes. Some started eating the fruits immediately, without thinking at all. They devoured them before anyone could say a word. Continue reading

  6. The memory will haunt you

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    When a person is too proud to admit a mistake, they choose
    to live with the guilt in their hearts. They think that guilt
    is just a feeling and can not harm them. But in reality,
    as long as you have not humbled yourself and admitted
    your wrong, you will always feel trapped by what you
    did in the past. Its memory will haunt you every day
    of your life.   ~Dr Anil Kr Sinha

  7. Your attitude of flexibility

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    To live your full potential, always be ready to encounter some
    unseen obstacles. Your attitude of flexibility will react
    immediately to mend the way for the right track. If it demands
    change in approach, go with confidence. Never be afraid
    of a change as you may get something positive. Change
    is good, because change means progress. 

    ~Dr Anil Kr Sinha

  8. Your mistakes have taught you

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    We all should be wise enough not to make the same mistakes twice.
    We should all learn to make amends, forgive and move on.
    Regret nothing because this has taught you something valuable.
    Do not forget the right way that your mistakes have taught you.

    ~Dr Anil Kr Sinha

  9. We must be strong

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    What is Right will always be Right. What is Wrong will always
    be Wrong. Yet in order for Truth to prevail, we must be strong. 

    ~Marrett Green

  10. True friend loves us unconditionally

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    A friend is the best gift we give to ourselves. Friends are those people in our life with whom we do not have any blood relation. It is a relation of love and affection towards each other. A true friend loves us unconditionally, understands us, but never judge us and always tries to support us, help us and give us good advice.   ~Anurag Prakash Ray

Hermit of Tbeng Mountain

Sachjang Phnom Tbeng សច្ចំ​​ ភ្នំត្បែង is a very long and interesting story written by Mr. Chhea Sokoan, read by Jendhamuni Sos. You can click on the links below to listen. Part 1 | Part 2

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