Let yourself be open

Let yourself be open and life will be easier. A spoon of salt in a glass of water makes the water undrinkable. A spoon of salt in a lake is almost unnoticed.

― Buddha 

http://leelavadeeflower.blogspot.com/2014/07/let-yourself-be-open.html

Comments

  1. Uday Joshi

    July 3, 2014

    Fantastic Extra ordinary photo…

    "Wake Up With A Smile
    Say A Quiet Little Prayer.
    Give Everyone A Big Smile
    Show The World You Care
    Friends Make Life A Total Joy
    Can Change Your Entire Day.
    Cultivate Your Own Happiness
    Chase Those Lousy Blues Away."
    Good Morning Friends

  2. Desrai Moody

    July 3, 2014

    Wow thos is beautiful sis, nd the words are so true, I love it!!!!

  3. Alicia Calimlim

    July 3, 2014

    Such a wonderful words and amazing post love it. Sending u a warmest hugss and kisses sister Jen dont forget to smile.***

  4. Jayesh Thakkar

    July 3, 2014

    Receive through the depth of mind and behave through the softness of heart. Recharge your heart with the mind blowing fragrance of flowers in the air and brighten up your day with the light of rising sun. Good morning Jen.

  5. Ratirat T.

    July 3, 2014

    …So beautiful..Thx..so much..Dear Jen……………….. 🙂

  6. Raghav panday

    July 3, 2014

    Hi Jen,,, well don't get me started ,,, I don't come with breaks , love ur post v. Much , hv to say one billions things to you ,,,, but sometimes , short is sweet ,,,,,,

  7. Darren Koopman

    July 3, 2014

    Thanks my bf..I also love those roses is so beautiful mwahhhhhhh

  8. Gerlie Revilla

    July 3, 2014

    gud morning every one…

    HAPPY B-Day NaNay!!!!.
    we luv u po more,more,morrreee bday 2 come in ur life. i wish u da best lalo ns ung health…!
    Thankful km ky GOD kc bngyan ny km ng nanay n gaya nyo!!!. We Luv po nay..!

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