At a raising money supper for a school that serves youngsters with learning incapacities, the father of one of the understudies conveyed a discourse that would never be overlooked by all who went to. In the wake of praising the school and its devoted staff, he offered an inquiry: ‘At the point when not meddled… Read More »
Source Humility is a virtue, it is good for everyone, especially for the rich and powerful people. A person with humility doesn’t fear anyone. Gandhiji said “The humble man is unconquerable” So, we must all practice humility in our daily life. This may help us in many ways. As Jesus Christ said, “The meek shall… Read More »
Source Here in a story from the Ramayana. Lord Rama and his army of monkeys were preparing for war with Ravana. Rama asked his army to build the bridge over the sea. Work began at once on a stone bridge. The monkeys pulled out rocks and heavy stones from the mountains, and carried them to… Read More »
Source “Sometimes you have to go to the darkness to find the light.” David Goggins grew up living in fear. At school, he experienced incessant bullying and racism. At home, he suffered physical and emotional abuse at the hands of his own father. “The most important conversation you’ll ever have is the conversation you have… Read More »
Source : Few Zen stories contributed by Govind bhagwat. After winning several archery contests, the young and rather boastful champion challenged a Zen master who was renowned for his skill as an archer. The young man demonstrated remarkable technical proficiency when he hit a distant bull’s eye on his first try, and then split that arrow with his second… Read More »
Source One day a sadhu went to the river to bathe. There he noticed scorpion struggling in the water. Scorpions cannot swim and the sadhu knew that if he did not save the scorpion, it would drown, therefore carefully picking up the scorpion, the sadhu rescued it from drowning and was just about to set… Read More »
As told by Sri Sri Paramhansa Yogananda Ji A lioness, huge with an unborn baby lion in her body, was growing weak from lack of food. Roaring with sadness and hunger, and heavy with the baby lion, the lioness fell asleep at the edge of the forest near a pasture. She woke up to the… Read More »
by Peter Bregman. We were 15 kayakers and three support rafts — and scouted the rapid from the right bank of the river. So far, I hadn’t been feeling myself on this trip. The water was bigger than anything I had paddled before, and now even small rapids — waves I could normally surf for… Read More »
Source Right from our childhood, we all have heard about the famous sayings – “As you sow so shall you reap”, “What goes around comes around”, and the renowned Newton’s Law “Every action has an equal and opposite reaction”. But have we ever questioned or thought about the law behind this which functions to give good for… Read More »
Source Once upon a time there lived in India two friends–Mr. Sham, a rich man devoted to worldly pleasures, and Mr. Honest, a poor man devoted to seeking God. They both lived with their families in a large double house. Mr. Sham was a shameless, unprincipled, godless rogue, whereas Mr. Honest was a conscientious, upright,… Read More »