Voltaire

[sydesjokes]

Comments

[tonygreene113]

Is the good that is missed out on, only "good" for the person pictured?

[rockwellontherun]

So the guilty people include Voltaire, his father, his mother, his best friend, the parents of Jesus, you, me... of course... but then the word guilt isn't very strong anymore...

[higinio]

Really. Everyone is architect of your own destin

[aliakbar2]

One should be careful in his life otherwise it is useless to cry over spilt milk

[nypho]

Motivational and inspirational, I like your words

[ginquitti]

True. It is just as wrong to watch someone suffer and do nothing as it is to make a person suffer

[dodotrigger]

your post is always insightful ! thanks and happy holiday !

[moniristi]

Thanks for sharing.

[vikaskaladharan]

True but we are selfish beings who take of ourselves first, then family and worst in these era people don't have value for relationship.

[muhammadkamal]

i like this Quote.

[kdjakirtgl]

ki khobor

[muhammadkamal]

alhamdulillah. kal ki kaj korben?

[kdjakirtgl]

It's True..

[kenentertainment]

Damn bro, that's pretty deep. I try to help people out all the time, but you know what, some people are ungrateful as hell. On a serious note we humans need to be more kind and helpful to one another. Great post as always @sydesjokes

[tesatro]

Well said

[ohi786]

yes u are right no one is fully perfect

[ddrfr33k]

Voltaire was an...interesting...fellow. I had to read a little bit of Candide in a college philosophy class. I don't remember much of it, but that Voltaire was outspoken even in his own time.

[skysnap]

Interesting quote. I think life is meant to live with making peace with our self not the regret.

[planetmarketers]

Yes, but as we live we should start doing the good we can.

[shihabieee]

Nice Quote @sydesjokes

[moniristi]

I like this Quote.

[rana420]

100% True

[awaischuchi]

There is so much we can do.you are right!

[xabi]

There is no limit to the good deeds a man can do!!!

[meepleman]

Great quote Nice one Colin thanks for sharing <3

[ganeshsahu]

Its true

[rotimijohn]

The awareness of the relationship between the self and the world is precisely what breaks down in anxiety.

Rollo May, The Meaning of Anxiety (1977), p. 62

[unserious]

.

[alexlamas]

really

[cryptocheta]

Very true, several people I would have helped. Nice one