Learn to love the water of constant way;
Learn from the flames as yet I only ash;
Learn from the shadow shut up and watch;
Learn from the rock as adamant to believe;
Learn from the sun how to Apuí;
Learn to rock but have to say;
Learn what the wind blows on the paths
How should the world of quiet to pass;
Learn from all, for all you are sisters
How beautiful pass through life, how beautiful you die. Learn from the worm that nobody forgot;
Learn from the lily to be always clean;
Learn from what we fire burned in November;
Learn from the water will not give back;
Learn from the shadows to be smeit her;
Learn from rock to Heavy thoughts;
Learn from the sun that we want to know you;
Learn from the stars c-sky are more hostile. Learn from the locust, you yourself are, to sing;
Learn from month to not get frightened;
Learn from the eagles when you have heavy shoulders,
And go to the ant and see its burden;
Learn from flower to be gentle as she
Learn from the gentleness of the lamb was to
Learn from the birds to be more in flight;
Although still learn from him the past;
Be careful, son of world-n jetfei by passing
To learn how everything perishes in how to live forever … “The man who works only for itself may become a famous scientist, a great wise, a great poet, but never a man good, a truly great man.” (Karl Marx) “Seek freedom and become slave to your pleasure. Find discipline and you will find freedom.” (Coda Bene Gesserit, Dune) “If your parents die, you lose your past. If your child dies you lose the future.” (Elliot Luby) “We must laugh before we get happy, for fear of dying without being laughed at least once.” “Save a man, to spare a father torment, to spare a woman’s sensibility is not to make a good thing, but a human act “(Al. Dumas)” Few people are subjected to slavery, most of them put their very own chains. ” (Seneca) “Each man kills Hatches loves you. Chicken makes a kiss, the brave, with the sword.” “When you educate son, educate your son and his son.” (Talmud) “Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent.” (Isaac Asimov – Foundation)
