Woman- From a man's view

                                Woman - From a man's view

•    A man at the age of thirty admires the young body , and beauty of his wife.
•   At the age of forty, he understands her pure, and sincere love.
•   At the age of fifty, he realizes her as his priceless possession, and indispensable partnership in his family.
• At the age od sixty, he comes to the conclusion that he can't live without her.
•  At the age of seventy, she becomes the mother, and he her child.
•  Above and over the age of eighty, wife is adored as goddess, and he becomes a devotee.

Human beings are either Lark or Owl

                              Human beings are either Lark or Owl


        Generally the morning time is for work, and night is for rest according to biological body clock. In good olden days, Sunrise was the clock for work as it was the source of light, freshness, and energy, and Sunset with warmth, and light gone, spreading darkness, and coolness created a natural atmosphere for rest from day's hard work. Thus Nature dictated, guided, and maintained work-rest balance for man to lead a healthy,and happy life, enjoying all the gifts given by her.Thus we are all diurnal mammals designed to function during the day as oppossed to the night from time immemorial irrespective of age, and place.

Now with the invention of electricity, and artificial lights, and generator supplying incessant electricity, and due to nature, and pressure of work due to globalization, availability of various electronic devices pouring news, and knowledge from all around the world, the concept of day, and night is gone. Many are prone to work at night, and rest in the morning.

Morning people are like Larks to stary early, then go to bed early too. Evening or night people are like owls who prefer to start the day later, and slower, then carrying on into the night. Though Nature advocates that the work done during the day is more efficient, quicker, and productive, what really matters is the enthusiasm, energy, concentration, and sole application of mind to the work undertaken. If these qualities are there, whether day or night, man does achieve his desired goal. But the question is - " Does this have a long-term effect on the body, and mind health of the worker?

But the well- known saying is-
" Early to bed, and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise."
 Now it is for the people, and scientists to rediscover the truth behind this immortal saying.

Mines of Wisdom

                                    Mines of Wisdom

• Everywhere Fowers are the calendar of seasons.
• The law of the universe is, 'What you give is what comes back to you. 

•   Fill the brain with high thoughts, highest ideals, and place them day and night before you, and out of that will come great works.
•   The greater the obstacle, the more is the glory in overcoming it. 

•   Never regret. If it's good, it's wonderful. If it's bad, it is an experience.
•   Sorrow looks back, worry looks around, Faith looks up. 

•    When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace.  

Why Kabirdas laughed?

 

   
                                      Why Kabirdas laughed?



        The saint Kabirdas was a Muslim saint, a devoted disciple of the famous Hindu preceptor Ramananda. He was a self-realized soul. For him different names denoted the same God. He fought for the unity of Hindus, and Muslims. Naturally, some groups from both the communities might not have liked this for the fear of losing their authority over the common people, as is seen today also.

Once both the groups scolded him. Kabirdas started laughing, instead of getting angry or reacting in a wild manner. The behavior of the saint irritated them.
Both Hindus, and Muslims asked, “ we are reprimanding you to make you feel bad,and warn you to remain yourself within your boundaries as you are entering on our territories . But you are laughing, ignoring us, so strange, why?”

The saint replied coolly, and with a pleasing smile, “ In scolding me atleast both of you are together, showing your unity in this atleast. That is why I laughed. This is the expression of happiness.”