“The greatest joy, according to the works of Francis Assisi, is that you can endure everything, you can even suffer slander and physical pain, and at the end you are able to feel no animosity toward these sufferings, but you feel joy, because you have faith; such joy cannot be (more…)
“The most common and the most widely used deceit is the wish to deceive not other people, but yourself. And this kind of life is the most harmful.” – Leo Tolstoy “Let us be truthful. This is the mystery of rhetoric and virtue, this is the biggest mystery, this is (more…)
“Fear nobody and nothing. That which is the most precious matter in you can be damaged by no one and by nothing.” – Leo Tolstoy Watu wanapotaka kukutawala au kunufaika na wewe, huwa wanaanza na kitu kimoja, hofu. Wanakufanya uwahofie, uone kwamba wanao uwezo wa kuyaharibu maisha yako au kuchukua (more…)
“Quiet minds cannot be perplexed or frightened but go on in fortune or misfortune at their own private pace, like a clock during a thunderstorm.” — Robert Louis Stevenson Kama kuna dhoruba kali ambayo inaendelea, unafikiri mishale ya saa inaendaje? Je itakwenda haraka au polepole? Jibu unalijua, mishale ya saa (more…)
“Life is the constant approach to death; therefore, life can be bliss only when death does not seem to be an evil.” “Your life is a small stretch of unlimited time. So have a good look at it, and make the best of it” – Leo Tolstoy Kwa hali tuliyonayo (more…)
Things that can be done at any time are often done at no time. Kitu kinachoweza kifanyika muda wowote, huwa hakipati muda wa kufanywa. Kitu kinachoweza kifanywa na mtu yeyote, huwa hakipati mtu wa kukifanya. Kitu kinachoweza kufanyika eneo lolote, huwa hakipati eneo la kufanyiwa. Hivi ni vitu vitatu muhimu (more…)
“Ever since the world began, men have been subject to various tricks of Fortune, and it will ever be thus until the end.” – Giovanni Boccaccio Tangu kuanza kwa ulimwengu, binadamu wamekuwa wanapitia changamoto na majanga mbalimbali yanayotokana na asili. Na hivyo ndivyo itakavyokuwa kila siku ya maisha ya mwanadamu (more…)
“Seek to learn constantly while you live; do not wait in the faith that old age by itself will bring wisdom.” —SOLON Unakula chakula kila siku, Hukubali siku ipite hujaulisha mwili wako, Na kwa siku ambayo huna namna ya kulata chakula, utapambana kwa kila namna kuhakikisha unakipata. Hukuna siku umewahi (more…)
“The rivers and seas are the masters of the valleys across which they flow. This is because they are lower than the valleys. In the same way, a person who wants to be higher than other people should be lower than they; if he wants to guide people, he should (more…)
“The happiness or unhappiness of a man does not depend upon the amount of property or gold he owns. Happiness or misery is in one’s soul. A wise man feels at home in every country. The whole universe is the home of a noble soul.” —DEMOCRITUS Furaha haitokani na mali (more…)