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The fool builds a high tower and calls it a kingdom, forgetting he is a passenger on a stone that is already falling. We do not own the ground; we only borrow the rhythm of its flight. - Proverbial Words • Quote

Greed and vanity are siblings, born of the same egocentric womb, thriving on the empty promises of material gain and accolades, forever destined to consume the souls of those who succumb to their allure - TemQBS Thought • Quote

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Top Ten Quotes and Thoughts This Week:

  • Be discerning in your acts of compassion by understanding the balance between helping others and safeguarding yourself from harm. Your well-being is just as important as your desire to help others - TemQBS Quote
  • A calm and modest life brings more happiness than the pursuit of success combined with constant restlessness - Albert Einstein's Quote
  • Do not fool yourself by the illusion of truly knowing people. You would be surprised with the secrets they hide from you. - Andressa Moro's Quote
  • If a drum is sounding excessively loud, it is about to rip apart. [Bí ìlù bá ń dún ju bó ṣe yẹ lọ, ó ti ṣetán láti ya.] - Yoruba Proverb
  • Beware of the deceitful hands that craft laws in shadows, for thieves and rogues in chambers sow injustice for the people's woes - TemQBS Thought • Quote
  • Nature endures in Earth’s fragile balance; mankind disrupts it with greed, chasing an illusion of immortality. - Thought • Quote
  • The evil in the world is the absence of love. - Words of Wisdom • Quote
  • Like a rainbow fading in the twinkling of an eye, gone too soon.. Like the loss of sunlight on a cloudy afternoon, gone too soon... - Michael Jackson's Lyrical Quote from the Song "Gone Too Soon"
  • The chicken that soils its own nest destroys its eggs - Wise Saying • Proverbial Quote
  • We cannot solve our problems with the same level of thinking that created them - Albert Einstein's Quote
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