As You Travel Along Your Journey

 
As you set out on life’s road
unsure of the path you’ll go,
the most important thing you can do
is to always be true to “you”
 
Always remember who you are
in moments of struggle or fear.
Never forget or give up on
the hopes and dreams you hold dear
 
There will be setbacks and rejection
and moments of failure too,
but you must overcome any frustration
to achieve the potential of you.
 
Don’t forget to smile, or laugh,
or to live in the present;
no matter where life takes you
make every memory pleasant.
 
As you travel along your journey,
know that you’re never alone
and I’ll always be here for you
should you need the comfort of home.

Poem title: Be True To You
By Poetry Pad
http://www.thepoetrypad.com

Photo courtesy: 
http://www.jendhamuni.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/img_1744.jpg

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Comments

  1. Shawn Falagan

    March 11, 2013

    Thks Jen 🙂
    Good night sweet dreams
    You sweethaerted women .
    God bless the brighe that
    Brought me to you :-))))-

  2. Tracy Carter

    March 11, 2013

    What a dam joke! You tell tales with no meaning! So choke!

  3. Roland Wolfgang Friedrich

    March 12, 2013

    Sometimes it is sooo difficult to find and go the own way. So it is also important to have a human next to you, to go the steps. This persons could be your parents and when you get older a friend and also your partner.But do not forget your religion….

  4. Patrack Muyambo

    March 12, 2013

    the only person you can trust on earth is yourself…if u are not true to yourself, then you gon have trust issues

  5. Charles van Dijk

    March 12, 2013

    Bridges like that look often dangerous and our phobias often stop people crossing them. Fear of change affects us in a similar manner.

  6. kenneth martinez

    March 12, 2013

    Thank u for the great words my life is like that alot ,but thank to u give me hope and a smile to be happy…Ken..

  7. nelson katu ichi shimabukuro

    March 12, 2013

    bom dia:Jendhamuni Sos, com Deus estarei sempre caminhado ao longo percursos da  vida, com suavidade de alcançar os objetivos,e, que Deus nos abençoa a todos,amém,….!!!!

  8. Sanjay Sharma

    March 12, 2013

    Thank you for posting…the picture has taken me down memory lane..I 2 used to cross river through the similar bridge in my childhood….

  9. Keith Charles

    March 12, 2013

    +Jendhamuni Sos Thank you again for an amazing and uplifting post. I am sure you have helped many through your posts and may the Buddhas of all ten directions bless you and your path always!

  10. Jendhamuni Sos

    March 12, 2013

    Why not +Rene Sidler That's part of life.
    If we don't cross, we will never reach our destination.
    We just need to take a careful step.

  11. Austin Evans

    March 13, 2013

    the mystery of life is what I see in this picture and that is what I like.

  12. Paul Sanyasi

    March 14, 2013

    The flow of living water and the bridge that leads to the other side – of life.

  13. Reinaldo Santisteban

    March 14, 2013

    Hello,my Dear friend,Estela del Valle.Is me Ray Rosario.I'm on mobile
    too,by ****@**,Amiga….

  14. Reinaldo Santisteban

    March 14, 2013

    Si mi amor in Spanish,tambien.No hay problema con el Idioma.Yo puedo usar
    los dos. Dios te Bendiga…Amiga….

  15. mady sach

    March 15, 2013

    very great adventure,this bridge,nice capture

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