This short animated story show the origin and history of Rakhi festival. Festival started from the oath of Lord Shri Krishna to protect Draupadi when she tied a piece of her saree to wounded finger of Shri Krishna, after he killed the Shishupala the king of the Chedi kingdom and how he protected her grace when Kauravas tried to insult her in court. Hence we can say this festival is associated with Mahabharat, Shri Krishna and Draupadi
Wednesday, August 30, 2023
Rakhi Festival Songs
Here are songs dedicated to Rakhi festival. These songs will uplift your spirit and put you in a good mood.
Vipassanā Meditation: Guided Meditation for Beginners; Meditate daily (15 Minutes Version)
This is a 15 minutes version of Guided Vipassana meditation to create awareness and self consciousness. Practice it before going to sleep or after waking up.
Practice it for 30 days at the same time and you may find your life taking miraculous turns.
Tuesday, August 29, 2023
कैसे करें कान की सफाई [Top tips to clean your ears]
A 4 minute video for DW हिन्दी that will help you clean your ears in the most efficient manner.
The Value of Money (Inspiring Short Story about Self-Worth)
At the beginning of a new school year, a class teacher stands up in front of her students holding a $100 bill.
She tells them, “Put your hands up if you want this money”.
Every hand in the room goes up, to which the teacher says, “I am going to give this money to someone here, but first, let me do this…”
She takes the bill and crumples it up in her hands, before asking, “Who still wants it?”
The hands stay up.
The teacher then drops the bill on the floor, stomps and grinds it into the ground, and picks it back up. “How about now?” she asks again.
The hands stay up.
“Class, I hope you see the lesson here. It didn’t matter what I did to this money, you still wanted it because its value stayed the same. Even with its creases and dirtiness, it’s still worth $100.”
She continues, “It’s the same with us. There will be similar times in your life when you’re dropped, bruised, and muddied. Yet no matter what happens, you never lose your value.”
Moral of the story:
Life’s hardships are inevitable and we’ll all be put through the ringer at some point, often through no fault of our own.
Don’t let these challenges alter your feelings of self-worth. You’ll always be enough; you have something unique and special to give and offer the world.
Monday, August 28, 2023
How to Hunt a Monkey (Inspirational Short Story about Letting Go)
“Do you know how hunters of old used to trap monkeys?” A man asked his child.
“Rather than chasing them up a tree or shooting arrows from below, they’d put a heavy glass jar with a narrow neck on the floor, which had the monkeys’ favourite food inside.
They’d then step back and hide, waiting for the unsuspecting animal to approach.
When it did, the monkey would reach inside, clench a fist around the food, and try to pull it out. However, the narrow neck of the jar would stop the poor monkey from getting its hand out!
It’d pull and pull, but to no avail. There was simply no way to get its hand out of the jar without releasing the food.
Rather than letting go, though, the monkey would persevere, refusing to drop its dinner.
The hunters would then approach and catch it to enjoy a meal of their own.”
“Don’t be like that monkey,” warned the man, “In life, to fight another day and grow as person, you must know when to quit, when to move on, and when to let go of whatever’s holding you back.”
Moral of the story:
Sometimes you have to let go and give up what you have now in order to receive something better in the future. Don’t let stubbornness be your downfall!
Joke
I Have Started
Receiving Text Messages from Builders for Plots On The Moon....
That Too Earth Facing !!!
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Films About Brother and Sister love, Rakhee Special films
Here is a list of films that feature the never dying love and affection between brother and sister.
Rakhee Special post. These films are perfect to be watched on Rakhee holiday.
1. Sarbjit (2016)
This film shows the real life story of Sarabjit Singh (Randeep Hooda) and his sister Dalbir (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan) who vows to prove him innocent.
2. Haré Rama Haré Krishna (1971)
An evergreen film by evergreen actor Dev Anand. A story of a normal family falling apart and a brother/son's efforts to reconcile the family and rekindle the lost relationships.
This film has the perfect star cast:
Dev Anand- Prashant Jaiswal
Zeenat Aman – Jasbir Jaiswal / Janice
Mumtaz – Shanti
And who can forget the songs, Phoolon ka taaron ka sabka kahna hai, Dum maaro dum, Kanchi Re Kanchi and Hare Rama Hare Krishna.
Immortalized in voice of late Kishore Kumar, Late Lata Mangeshkar, Usha Uthup
And Asha Bhonsle.
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