The Creator Of Tomorrow
What's more important,
the things you did in the past,
or what you do now?
The Creator Of Tomorrow
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If you dwell on the past, it can blind you to the future. If you ignore the past, it will become your future.What's more important,
the things you did in the past,
or what you do now?
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gypsyf8 commented on The Creator Of Tomorrow
02-09-2011
- thank you for such an insightful question . . . . it is exactly what i needed to read today . . . . it will most definitely stick with me in the hours of doubt that come so often . . . .gracias amigo
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05/14/2011
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tenderpoison commented on The Creator Of Tomorrow
01-20-2011
- to some extent we are defined by the lessons learned through past actions - thus, the past is important - however, what we do with those lessons going forward is far more so. Past, present, future....we are all stuck in our own timeline and I think it helps us make sense of ourselves, others and the world in general. thought provoking write clown.... 10
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Maleficent commented on The Creator Of Tomorrow
09-11-2010
- sometimes we have to let go of the past in order to fully embrace the future... this may be short, but it's loaded with meaning... write on! ;)
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09/11/2010
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Marsink commented on The Creator Of Tomorrow
09-09-2010
- This prompts a question from me to you and all who wonder: Is it more essential to know WHAT tomorrow holds, or WHO holds tomorrow? (btw, not yelling, there's no highlight in this box) 9.999! lol
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Teardrops commented on The Creator Of Tomorrow
09-07-2010
- this is a true and insightful poem i am gald i found it . A master has created one for all to follow thanks for the read Marie
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