| “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.” -Mahatma Gandhi |
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| “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.” -Mahatma Gandhi |
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THAT OCEANS CHIK!!!!!!!
@ JD….
WORDS TO LIVE BY….KEEP THEM COMING!!!!
Flawless
Real talk & this quote alone easies the pain of being miserable!!! Thanks, Sugar!!!!!
Dr. Swagg, MD
This is a pristine quote from one of the greatest gifts of all mankind. Live as if you were to die tomorrow; meaning to leave no loose ends upon going to sleep. Tomorrow is promised only for some, so you should take the time to say I love you, I’m sorry, and I’ll do better. Never go to bed angry at anyone. Learn as if you were to live forever; meaning to turn knowledge into wisdom. Anyone can gain knowledge, but do they truly have understanding. To have understanding, one has to apply what they know. Because knowing and doing are mutual exclusive bridges abound by understanding. So, in fact, you have people knowing and not know how. And then you have those doing and not know why. There are only a few individuals gifted enough to walk simultaneously on these bridges. And this wisdom is not age dependent. Remember, Jesus Christ was 33 when crucified, and he was wise. So, in fact, wisdom is obtained by those who seek it.
Glo rappa/singa
like da quote got my own………say 2day is da last,ill sleep and past on da thought; wake up 2ma in a cage wit mama muggin like its my fault; eager ta get out knowing i got wings and can fly; tired of seening my mama struggle with da bills and she cries; i man up 2 da fact of so many reality checks;funny I got so many but still in debt; but gurantee one day ima make it out dis cage; JD sign me and i swear Ill go hard wit rage