The philosophy about too much

1. If you speak too much, you will lie
2. If you think too much, you will be depressed
3. If you cry too much, you will lose your sight
4. If you love too much, you will be lost
5. If you care too much, you will be taken for granted
6. If you play too much, you will not be taken serious often
7. If you trust too much, you will be betrayed
8. If you work too much, you will die of stress
9. If you eat too much, you will be obsessed
10.If you sleep too much, you will be idle
11. If you spend too much, you will have no future
12. If you wear make up too much, you will lose your beauty
13. If you look too much, you will lose your focus
14. If you pursue life too much, you will lose everything.
*BUT..........*
* When you pray too much, you will have everything
* When you are patient too much, you will have the whole world
* When you invest too much, you will have your future guaranteed
* When you let go too much, you will have peace of mind
*When you are careful too much, you will be saved of many evils.*.
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