Mother Teresa of Calcutta was a Catholic nun who worked for more than 45 years in the service of the poor, sick and orphaned, in India and in other countries of the world. In 1979 she received the Nobel Peace Prize, and after her death, she was beatified by Pope John Paul II.
Beyond religion, Mother Teresa of Calcutta was a leading woman who put her life at the service of those most in need, which is why she arouses inspiration and motivation throughout the world, beyond creeds.
Get to know here the poem by Mother Teresa of Calcutta that will teach you to value the beauty of simple things and share it with whoever you want to always keep in mind that life is there to be lived with love.
Poem of Mother Teresa of Calcutta
Happiness is neither in the past nor in the future, it is today.
The easiest thing, to be wrong.
The biggest obstacle, fear.
The biggest mistake, giving up.
The root of all evil, selfishness.
The most beautiful distraction, the work.
The worst defeat, discouragement.
The best teachers, the children.
The first need, communicate.
What makes us happiest, being useful to others.
The greatest mystery, death.
The worst defect, the bad mood.
The most dangerous person, the liar.
The greatest satisfaction, duty fulfilled.
The meanest feeling, rancor.
The best remedy, optimism.
The most beautiful gift, forgiveness.
The most effective shelter the smile.
The essential, the home.
The fastest route, the right path.
The most pleasant feeling, inner peace.
The most strongher power in the world, the faith.
The most necessary persons, the parents.
The most beautiful thing of all, love.