Sandesh LimbuThose who believe in it are the ones who find it
About This Quote
This quote is actually a part of an old adage. The original goes something like this: "The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." People often misinterpret the word "never" as meaning "not ever." The first sentence of the quote is actually saying that there are other ways to gain glory, and the second sentence is about the first way.
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