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“Forgiving yourself brings a sense of inner peace…!”
When we point out a mistake made by someone—whether unintentionally or deliberately—and they either accept or deny it, we often rush to take credit for being the “forgiving” one. However, have we ever considered the inner peace that comes from forgiving ourselves, rather than the artificial satisfaction of forgiving others? Yes… when we reach a…
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“Just because I am a writer doesn’t mean I can take good photos…!”
Lately, I have been quite confused about something. A regular reader of my blog called me to share his concern. He said, “Your blog is excellent, and every post is engaging. The only issue is that the photos you use related to your posts are of very basic quality.” I laughed and brushed off his…
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“The first courage to lie is taken in front of our mother…!”
In childhood, whose presence makes us feel the safest? It is our mother. Her embrace gives us comfort, and our bond with her is selfless. Yet, ironically, the first time we gather the courage to lie, it is to her. A mother understands everything just by observing our expressions and the sparkle in our eyes.…
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“Watching cricket matches on TV and playing the game are now far from my interests!”
Are there any activities or hobbies you’ve outgrown or lost interest in over time? Although only a few countries play cricket at the international level, you will find people playing it in every street and alley across the world. Such is the popularity of cricket. Especially in countries once ruled by the British, cricket was…
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“Joy can be found in life by keeping expectations limited…!”
Throughout life, we nurture big desires, dream endlessly, and strive to fulfill them. But I realized one thing—it is not always possible to fulfill every desire, but finding joy within them is in our hands. Instead of constantly chasing my desires, I have learned to limit them and find happiness within those limits. Today, rather…
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“My Favorite Childhood Candy: A Sweet Memory…!”
What’s your favorite candy? There is a unique sweetness in the candies we ate during childhood. Even the simplest things felt precious back then. My favorite candy was a tiny ball coated with a crispy layer of jaggery and sugar, which would slowly melt in the mouth. I never wanted it to finish quickly. During…
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“Should the law be greater than public sentiment…?”
In countries with a democratic system, while they are progressing rapidly on the path of development, a contradictory picture emerges—modernization is being embraced, yet tradition and religious orthodoxy are also on the rise. As a result, social unrest seems to be intensifying across all democratic nations. This often leads to an outburst of public sentiment.…
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“A man’s life is entirely occupied by two women—his mother and his wife…!”
In a man’s life, the two forms of a woman—mother and wife—hold a special place. A mother is the one who gives life, instills values, and nurtures with love. A wife, on the other hand, is a lifelong companion who stands by him through all joys and sorrows. However, this does not mean that a…
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Rather than rest, a change is needed from constant repetitive work.
Do you need a break? From what? If you are constantly engaged in the same type of work, in the same environment, and at the same place, you are bound to feel bored. However, if you are unable to free yourself from that work, the quality of your output will inevitably decline. At such times,…
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“Recognizing Your Unique Gift : The Key To True Leadership”
I believe that everyone possesses a unique gift and talent bestowed by God. Recognizing it at the right time is the true key to leadership. A good leader learns how to use these God-given gifts effectively to achieve their goals. However, many people fail to make proper use of the talents they have been given.…
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