Reap what you sow The wisdom of this proverb has not lost its sheen even to day You reap trust by sowing honesty. Friendship is the result of planting goodness Greatness is achieved by planting humility. Harmony is the outcome of liberal consideration .Hard work is the pillar of success Sowing reconciliation is to grant forgiveness. Our tongue is doubled edged sword that cuts through steel and concrete with ease like butter hence tongue can be our greatest friend and enemy. Our ability to control it leads to our greatness and success. If we tell ourselves that we have enough, we will never be found wanting The tongue can slice through relationships or build bridges of friendships It can be a soothing balm to troubled hearts and can cause conflicts and wars Prayer can be akin to the steering wheel and not looked upon as a spare wheel in need To get a broad view we use the windshield to look ahead and not rely on the rear mirror to view a small part not so important of the past Hope can rescue us from despondency, despair and end but to accept it as a small bend in our journey God solves our wants if we have faith in his abilities and the if he does not solve our difficulties he has faith in our abilities When we pray for others it works wonders for them and indirectly you also get relief and blessings Remember worrying only takes away the joy and peace of today not troubles of tomorrow If we do not wish evil to others no one will do it for you Goodness is like an echo you hear on rebound Substitute revenge with forgiveness torturing others mentally or physically leads to self persecution of guilt complex that has much more debilitating effects self infliction of pain Nelson Lopes Chinchinim 9850926276
