“A man who follows his wishes changes his attitude with time. Very soon he is not satisfied any more with the things he does.” – Leo Tolstoy Usiwe mtu wa kuendeshwa na matakwa yako, Badala yake ishi kwa misingi uliyojiwekea. Matakwa hubadilika kila wakati, Lakini misingi ni imara na ina (more…)
Never postpone a good deed which you can do now, because death does not choose whether you have or haven’t done the things you should have done. Death waits for nobody and nothing. It has neither enemies, nor friends. — INDIAN WISDOM Kama kuna jambo zuri unapanga kulifanya leo, lifanye (more…)
“If you accept the obstacle and work with what you’re given, an alternative will present itself—another piece of what you’re trying to assemble.” – Marcus Aurelius Usisubiri mpaka upate kila unachotaka ndiyo uanze kufanya ulichopanga kufanya, Badala yake tumia kile kilichopo, kile ulichonacho sasa na anza. Uzuri ni kwamba, ukishaanza (more…)
“Nature created us related to each other, from the same material, for the same purpose. Because of this, somewhere within all of us is mutual love for each other.” —LUCIUS ANNAEUS SENECA Sisi sote ni kitu kimoja, Tuna umoja na viumbe wote waliopo duniani. Wote tunategemeana ili maisha yaweze kwenda (more…)
“War in this world can be stopped not by the ruling establishment, but by those who suffer from the war. They will do the most natural thing: stop obeying orders.” – Leo Tolstoy Pale ambapo kuna mambo yasiyo mazuri yanayoendelea, anayeweza kutokomeza siyo yule anayefanya mambo hayo, bali yule anayefanyiwa (more…)
“Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes, including you.” – Anne Lamott Kama umewahi kutumia kifaa chochote cha kielektroniki, iwe ni simu, tv, kompyuta, redio n.k, unajua pale kifaa hicho kinapokusumbua, hatua ya kwanza ni kukizima na kuwasha. Yaani ku RESTART. Kabla hujakipekela kifaa (more…)
“Physical work, physical exercise for your body, is a necessary condition of life. A man can force others to do things for him, but he cannot free himself from the necessity of his own physical work. And if a man does not work at necessary and good things, then he (more…)
Men are born soft and supple; dead, they are stiff and hard. Plants are born tender and pliant; dead, they are brittle and dry. Thus whoever is stiff and inflexible is a disciple of death. Whoever is soft and yielding is a disciple of life. The hard and stiff will (more…)
“He who always listens to what other people say about him will never find inner peace.” – Leo Tolstoy Kama mara zote unasikiliza kile ambacho watu wanasema kuhusu wewe, hutaweza kuyaishi maisha yako. Utaishia kuishi maisha ya wengine na hilo halitakupa utulivu unaohitaji kwenye maisha. Hakuna mtu mwingine anayeyajua maisha (more…)
“A person who overeats cannot fight laziness; and a lazy man cannot fight sexual dissipation. All spiritual teachings start with restrictions, with control of the appetite.” – Leo Tolstoy Moja ya tamaa ambazo zinawaangamiza wengi bila ya wao kujua ni tamaa ya chakula. Watu wamekuwa wanakula kupitiliza, kitu ambacho kinapeta (more…)