Amit Ray · 164 pages
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“A bird is safe in its nest - but that is not what its wings are made for.”
― Amit Ray, quote from World Peace: The Voice of a Mountain Bird
“Life is not always perfect. Like a road, it has many bends, ups and down, but that’s its beauty.”
― Amit Ray, quote from World Peace: The Voice of a Mountain Bird
“Life throws challenges and every challenge comes with rainbows and lights to conquer it.”
― Amit Ray, quote from World Peace: The Voice of a Mountain Bird
“If you want to fly on the sky, you need to leave the earth. If you want to move forward, you need to let go the past that drags you down.”
― Amit Ray, quote from World Peace: The Voice of a Mountain Bird
“There is no teacher equal to mother and there's nothing more contagious than the dignity of a father.”
― Amit Ray, quote from World Peace: The Voice of a Mountain Bird
“I love to soar in the boundless sky. In the vast emptiness of the blue, my soul rejoices listening to the soundless music of the wind.”
― Amit Ray, quote from World Peace: The Voice of a Mountain Bird
“Friendship happens when the distance between the hearts tends to zero.”
― Amit Ray, quote from World Peace: The Voice of a Mountain Bird
Amit Ray
Born place: India
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