He who leaves and then returns will have a good trip.

Vikrant Parsai

Always learn to accept ups and downs of life, because it clearly does offer.

Always listen closely to what children have to say, because really we learn more from them each day.

Always take quite time for yourself, or you will be useless for anyone else.

Always talk to the man about people in such a way that he might tell them everything whatever you said about them, good or evil and in the end, it should make no difference to you whether he tell them or not.

Always treat your students as if their parents were sitting beside them in the classroom.

An alarm clock is a device to wake a man up who has no plans or intentions for the future that could make him wake up himself.

An apology is an expression of regret where the voice rarely matches the words.

An apology is saying the right thing after doing the wrong thing.

An enemy is like boiling water in a pot on the stove whose button may sometimes be in your hands.

An excuse is a spoke of your bike which you take out of it on your highway to success.

An ignorant person is poorer than the man who has no money.

An old man marrying a young girl is like buying a car for somebody else to drive.

Anger in the body is like a termite in the wood.

Anyone who says that they love you, wait and see what they do for you.

Are you angry because they lied or are you angry because you believed it?

As long as a language lives, the war will not perish.

Ask for advice, and then use your brain.

Ask someone else for advice but keep your knowledge to yourself.

Barking dogs seldom bite, but beware of those dogs that know this proverb.

Be careful with whom you share your secrets. Don’t forget your best friend has a best friend, and your best friend’s best friend – also has a best friend.