Darmie O-Lujon Quotes

The one who rises from the bottom is not frightened of lessening existence, and getting back up again.

No matter how long grave acts tarry in their conceal places, light always move in on them.

When you get caught up on other peoples' problems, solve them with caution so you don't suffer the excessive burdens of regrets.

High expectations I have. In hardness I labor that, fuller joy at the top I may partake. Nevertheless, in vain I toil. And then, friends'and people's reproach I become, because of my drowning hopes that keeps me out of the circle of richies and honor. I'm the distance they keep like plague, because I have no physical wealth and glamour like them. But in all my stony falls and griefs, the word of restoration in the blood given to me upon the altar of salvation, I cling. For in the end, mercy will attend my situation and see to my hard labor with crown of great success.

For some folks fate has set countless falls and a fewer loves. If they farewell faith, then, farewell their chance of lifelong happiness.

Questions after a fatal fall of a giant are like lighting a fire by a breeze laden sea.

Problems are part of life and within the obstacles it creates are brilliant miracles for the enduring folks.

No matter how long a shallow foundation supports a luxuriant structure, it will always collapse back to its thin rank, flouting out emotions.