The Law of Nature

January 30, 2014

When you wish good for others,
good things come back to you.
This is the Law of Nature.
~Sri Sri Ravi Shankar


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    Pieter Hibma

    January 30, 2014

    Yep mum used to say the same thing: "wie goed doet goed ontmoet."

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    David O

    January 30, 2014

    Hello Dear +Jendhamuni Sos   I hope you are doing well.  All my best to you always my Friend.

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    Pablo LEE

    January 31, 2014

    i've lived long enough to know that it's not true

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    Sudhakar R

    January 31, 2014

    idhu yenga area ache, yaar idha suttadhu…..!

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    Bipin Patel

    January 31, 2014

    Very true. Don't do or make any thing to hurt anyone.

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    Chitra Khilnani

    January 31, 2014

    Now I know why u r so unhappy lonely sad unloved not married and ugly uffffffffff your karmas are heavy man

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    Gill Meet

    January 31, 2014

    Kem aa je for english so very nice

  63. Reply  

    AJAY SAXENA

    January 31, 2014

    It 's so very beautiful & nice shoot…!!!

  76. Reply  

    Soaham Power

    January 31, 2014

    Yes.Very true.Others act like a mirror.Shows your own images.

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    Suresh Munot

    January 31, 2014

    Its true, Even if it dont come back..wish others from heart.

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    Wayne Coats

    January 31, 2014

    I never want to know where that is But I just want so badly to be there forever!

  124. Reply  

    Clara Wong

    January 31, 2014

    Thank you for sharing us this beautiful picture. I love nature I just hate Haiyan.

  136. Reply  

    Gail Lee

    January 31, 2014

    Wow it looks Soooo crisp & fresh mmmm yummy… xx

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