Life is not measured by the number of breaths, but the moments that take your breath away

The paradox of our time
We have a better education, but less than the mind
increased its claims, but reduced the value.
We write more, but learn less.
This time fast food and poor digestion
to devote more time to those who love
Say "I love you" to your loved ones

Take time to love, take the time to communicate and take the time to be able to share all that you have said.


Because life is not measured by the number of breaths, but the moments that take your breath away!




The authorship of this letter wrongly attributed to George Carlin - famous American comedian, actor and writer, and even the Dalai Lama XIV. However, "The paradox of our time," wrote Bob probably Moorhead (Bob Moorehead), former pastor of the Christian Church in Redmond, Seattle, Washington. He wrote an essay in 1990, but it was published in 1995 in the pages of his book "The aptly spoken words» (Words aptly spoken) - a collection of prayers, sermons, and monologues that the pastor used in his sermons.

Whoever wrote this text, he was a genius, you see.





via www.appleseeds.org/paradox-history.htm