ON HOLY GOOD FRIDAY

March 31st, 2010

ON HOLY GOOD FRIDAY

You”re In My Prayers…

May His Blessings Shine Upon You !

Strength To Conquer Mountains

Blessings Of The Lord…

Blessed Good Friday !

Shower His Blessings On You…

Nine requisites for contented living

1. Health enough to make work a pleasure

2. Wealth enough to support your needs.

3. Strength to battle with difficulties and overcome them.

4. Grace enough to confess your sins and forsake them

5.Patience enough to toil until some good is accomplished.

6. Charity enough to see some good in your neighbor.

7. Loveenough to move you to be useful and helpful to others.

8. Faith enough to make real the things of God.

9. Hopeenough to remove all anxious fears concerning the future.

All About Good Friday

Good Friday History, Information

Good Friday Definition and Summary

Good Friday is the Friday of Holy Week, and commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus. Good Friday is a fast day in the Catholic Church, and falls within the Paschal Triduum. In 2010, Good Friday falls onApril 2.

Basic Facts About Good Friday

Liturgical Color(s) : Red (formerly black)

Type of Holiday: Fast Day

Time of Year : Friday of Holy Week within

Duration : One Day

Celebrates/Symbolizes : Jesus’ Passion, Crucifixion, and Death
Alternate Names : Good Friday of the Lord’s Passion, Great Friday

Scriptural References : Matthew 26-27; Mark 14-15; Luke 23; John 17-19

Introduction

Good Friday, the Friday within Holy Week, is traditionally a time of fasting and penance, commemorating the anniversary of Christ’s crucifixion and death. The evening (at sunset) of Good Friday begins the second day of the Triduum. Good Friday worship services begin in the afternoon at 3:00 (the time Jesus likely died). Various traditions and customs are associated with the Western celebration of Good Friday. The singing (or preaching) of the Passion of St. John’s gospel consists of reading or singing parts of John’s gospel. The Veneration of the Cross is also common, where Christians approach a wooden cross and venerate it. In addition to these traditions, Holy Communion with the reserved host is practiced. In the modern Latin Rite of the Catholic Church, no Masses are said on Good Friday or Holy Saturday therefore the reser ved host from the Holy Maunday Mass is used. This is called the “Mass of the Pre-Sanctified.” Another service started by the Jesuit Alphonso Messia in 1732, now less common, the Tre Ore or “Three Hours,” is often held from noon until 3:00PM, and consists of seven sermons on the seven last words of Christ. This service has been popular in many Protestant churches. Good Friday, along with Ash Wednesday, is an official fast day of the Catholic Church.

The Eastern Churches have different customs for the day they call “the Great Friday.” The Orthodox Church begins the day with Matins (Morning Prayer), where the “Twelve Gospels” is chanted, which consists of 12 passages drawn from the Passion narratives. In the morning, the “Little Hours” follow one after the other, consisting of Gospel, Epistle, and Prophet readings. Vespers (Evening Prayer) ends with a solemn veneration of the epitaphion, an embroidered veil containing scenes of Christ’s burial. Compline (Night Prayer) includes a lamentation placed on the Virgin Mary’s lips. On Good Friday night, a symbolic burial of Christ is performed. Traditionally, Chaldean and Syrian Christians cease using their customary Shlama greeting (”peace be with you”) on Good Friday and Holy Saturday, because Judas greeted Christ this way. They use the phrase “The light of God be with your departed ones” instead. In Russia, the tradition is to bring out a silver coffin, bearing a cross, and surrounded with candles and flowers. The faithful creep on their knees and kiss and venerate the image of Christ’s body painted on the “winding sheet” (shroud).

History

The celebration of Good Friday is ancient, and some of the practices associated with Good Friday are attested to by Egeria in the 4th century. The day gradually became a time of penance and fasting as the anniversary of the death of Christ. The name “Good Friday” possibly comes from “God’s Friday,” although the exact reason for the current name is unclear. Various churches observe Good Friday in addition to Catholics and Eastern Christians. Anglicans, Methodists, and Lutherans all observe Good Friday to varying degrees.

MAY GOD BLESS ALL
REGARDS

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ROAD OF LIFE

March 30th, 2010

Sometimes The Road Of Life

Becomes Unbearble And It Seems

Easier To Give Up Then To Go

On…

But You Should Always Remember

That There Is Light

At The End Of The Tunnel.

But You Should Always Remember

That For Every Tear

You Will Smile,

For Every Rainy Day

There Will Be

A Rainbow And For

Every Moment Of Every Day

Forever And Always

Theres

Will Be

Someone There To Love You And

To Confide In

I Will Always Be There For You

To Carry You Over The

Rock Roads And Lead You

Through The Tunnels…

To Share With You The Smiles

The Tears

The Rainy Days And The Rainbow

When You Need Me

I Will Be There.

GOD

Grant Me The

SERENITY

To accept the things

I cannot change.

COURAGE

To changr the things

I can and the

WISDOM

To Know the difference

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Hanuman Jayanti=2010

March 29th, 2010

Hanuman Jayanti Introduction HanumanJayanti is a hindu festival celebrated all over India to commemorate the birth of Lord Hanuman. He was born to (Wind-God) Kesari and Anjani. According to legends he was born as a monkey god to serve Parmatama Lord Ram. A Brief Background Hanumanji was given birth after a number of divine events. Anjani performed penance and Lord Shiva was pleased, so blessed her.He was granted a son after Vayu, the Wing God also blessed him. Lord Hanuman was born on the chaitra Shukla Purnima(Full moon day on the Hindu Calendar Month of Chaitra). Also called by the names, Maruti, Pavanputra, Bajrangbali and Mahavira. Specialities of Hanuman In most Hanuman mandirs, Lord Hanuman is worshiped either along with Lord Ram or seperately in temples.Also known as an avatara of Lord Rama, he is considered the God of power (Maruti).He was a brahmachari or celebate. Hanuman became a legend mainly for his unflinching devotion and loyalty for Paramatma Lord Ram. He was an ideal karma yogi for his fearless, selfless service, humility and devotion for Lord Ram.Lord Hanuman is the only deity that cannot be troubled by negative energies. Celebration Priests bathe the idol of Hanuman and smear it with oil and sindoor. Special prayers are held and Hanuman Chalisa is also recited by his devotees. This festival is more important among brahmacharis, body builders and wrestlers. Spiritual discourses are held on this day from dawn and prasads are distributed only after sunset. Saturday and Tuesday are considered as auspicious days to worship Lord Hanuman.Hanumanji is considered as a symbol of strength and energy. Lord Ram is remembered and prayed on this day. What is hanuman”s original name? Scholars argue that immediately after the birth of Hanuman his mother Anjana named him Sunder (handsome boy) as he was extremely charming owing to the Divine Power imbibed in him. In support of this supposition a number or scholars say that the fifth chapter of the Ramcharitmanas which abounds in great and glorious deeds of Hanuman has been entitled as Sunder Kand (so also in Valmiki Ramayana).
Anjaneya	: Son of Anjana
Anjanagarbhasambhoota	: Born of Anjani
Ashokavanikachhetre	: Destroyer of Ashoka Grove
Akshahantre	: Slayer of Aksha
Balarka Sadrushanana	: Like the Rising Sun
Bheemasenasahayakrute	: Helper of Bheema
Batnasiddhikara	: Granter of Strength
Bhakthavatsala	: Protector of Devotees
Bajrangbali	: With strength of diamod
Bhavishya Chaturanana	: Aware of Future Happenings
Chanchaladwala	: Glittering Tail Suspended Above The Head.
Chiranjeevini	: Eternal Being
Chaturbahave	: Four-Armed
Dashabahave	: Ten-Armed
Danta	: Calm
Dheera	: Valiant
Deenabandhave	: Protector of the Downtrodden
Daithyakulantaka	: Destroyer of Demons
Daityakarya Vidhyataka	: Destroyer of All Demons” Activities
Dhruddavrata	: Strong-Willed Meditator.
Dashagreevakulantaka	: Slayer of the Ten-Headed Ravana Race
Gandharvavidya Tatvangna	: Exponent in the Art of Celestials
Gandhamadhana Shailastha	: Dweller of Gandhamadhana
Hanumanta	: Puffy Cheeks
Indrajit Prahitamoghabrahmastra Vinivaraka	: Remover of the Effect of Indrajit”s Brahmastra
Jambavatpreeti Vardhana	: Winning Jambavan”s Love
JaiKapeesh	: Hail Monkey
Kapeeshwara	: Lord of Monkeys
Kabalikruta	: Swallower of the Sun
Kapisenanayaka	: Chief of the Monkey Army
Kumarabrahmacharine	: Youthful Bachelor
Kesarinandan	: Son of Kesari
Kesarisuta	: Son of Kesari
Kalanemi Pramathana	: Slayer of Kalanemi
Harimarkatamarkata	: Lord of Monkeys
Karagrahavimoktre	: One who Frees from Imprisonment
Kalanabha	: Controller of Time
Kanchanabha	: Golden-Hued Body
Kamaroopine	: Changing Form at Will
Lankineebhanjana	: Slayer of Lankini
Lakshmanapranadatre	: Reviver of Lakshmana”s Life
Lankapuravidahaka	: He Who Burnt Lanka
Lokapujya	: Worshipped by the Universe
Maruti	:Son of Marut (wind god)
Mahadhyuta	: Most Radiant
Mahakaya	: Gigantic
Manojavaya	: Speed Like Wind
Mahatmane	: Supreme Being
Mahavira	: Most Valiant
Marutatmaja	: Most Beloved Like Gems
Mahabala Parakrama	: Of Great Strength
Mahatejase	: Most Radiant
Maharavanamardana	: Slayer of the Famous Ravana
Mahatapase	: Great Meditator
Navavyakruti Pandita	: Skilful Scholar
Parthadhwajagrasamvasine	: Having Foremost Place on Arjuna”s Flag
Pragnya	: Scholar
Prasannatmane	: Cheerful
Pratapavate	: Known for Valour
Paravidhyaparihara	: Destroyer of Enemies Wisdom
Parashaurya Vinashana	: Destroyer of Enemy”s Valour
Parijata Tarumoolastha	: Resider Under the Parijata Tree
Prabhave	: Popular Lord
Paramantra Nirakartre	: Acceptor of Rama”s Mantra Only
Pingalaksha	: Pink-Eyed
Pavanputra	: Son of Wind god
Panchavaktra	: Five-Faced
Parayantra Prabhedaka	: Destroyer of Enemies” Missions
Ramasugreeva Sandhatre	: Mediator between Rama and Sugreeva
Ramakathalolaya	: Crazy of listening Rama”s Story
Ratnakundala Deeptimate	: Wearing Gem-Studded Earrings
Rudraveerya Samudbhava	: Born of Shiva
Ramachudamaniprada	: Deliverer of Rama”s Ring
Ramabhakta	: Devoted to Rama
Ramadhuta	: Ambassador of Rama
Rakshovidhwansakaraka	: Slayer of Demons
Sankatamoc-hanan	: Reliever of sorrows
Sitadevi Mudrapradayaka	: Deliverer of the Ring of Sita
Sarvamayavibhanjana	: Destroyer of All Illsions
Sarvabandha Vimoktre	: Detacher of all Relationship
Sarvagraha Nivashinay	: Killer of Evil Effects of Planets
Sarvaduhkhahara	: Reliever of all Agonies
Sarvalolkacharine	: Wanderer of all Places
Sarvamantra Swaroopavate	: Possessor of all Hymns

Sarvatantra Sawaroopine	: Shape of all Hymns
Sarvayantratmaka	: Dweller in all Yantras
Sarvarogahara	: Reliever of all Ailments
Sarvavidhyasampath Pradayaka	: Granter of Knowledge and Wisdom
Shrunkalabandhamoc-haka	: Reliever from a Chain of Distresses
Sitashoka Nivarana	: Destroyer of Sita”s Sorrow
Shrimate	: Revered
Simhikaprana Bhanjana	: Slayer of Simhika
Sugreeva Sachiva	: Minister of Sugreeva
Shoora	: Bold
Surarchita	: Worshipped by Celestials
Sphatikabha	: Crystal-Clear
Sanjeevananagahatre	: Bearer of Sanjeevi Mount
Shuchaye	: Chaste
Shanta	: Very Composed
Shatakanttamadapahate	: Destroyer of Shatakantta”s Arrogance
Sitanveshana Pandita	: Skilful in finding Sita”s Whereabouts
Sharapanjarabhedaka	: Destroyer of the Nest made of Arrows
Sitaramapadaseva	: Always Engrossed in Rama”s Service
Sagarotharaka	: Leapt Across the Ocean

Tatvagyanaprada	: Granter of Wisdom
Vanara	: Monkey
Vibheeshanapriyakara	: Beloved of Vibheeshana
Vajrakaya	: Sturdy Like Metal

Vardhimainakapujita	: Worshipped by Mynaka Hill
Vagmine	: Spolesman
Vijitendriya	: Controller of the Senses
Vajranakha	: Strong-Nailed
Vagadheeksha	: Lord of Spokesmen

Yogine

: Saint

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Do You Have Stress In Life Or Work

March 28th, 2010

A group of working adults got together to visit their University lecturer.

The lecturer was happy to see them. Conversation soon turned into

complaints about stress in work and life.

The Lecturer just smiled and went to the kitchen to get an

assortment of cups - some porcelain, some in plastic,

some in glass, some plain looking and some

looked rather expensive and exquisite.

The Lecturer offered his former students

the cups to get drinks for themselves.

When all the students had a cup in hand with water, the Lecturer spoke:
“If you noticed, all the nice looking, expensive cups were taken up,

leaving behind the plain and cheap ones.

While it is normal that you only want the best for yourselves,

that is the source of your problems and stress. What all you

wanted was water, not the cup, but we

unconsciously went for the better cups.”

“Just like in life, if Life is Water, then the jobs,

money and position in society are the cups.

They are just tools to hold/maintain Life,

but the quality of Life doesn’t change.”

“If we only concentrate on the cup,

we won’t have time to enjoy/taste the water in it..”

Life is what we make it,

always has been, always will be.

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Inspiring Thoughts

March 28th, 2010

Inspiring Thoughts

No love, no friendship can cross the path of our

destiny without leaving some mark on it forever.

~Francois Muriac~

There are two kinds of people,

those who do the work..

and those who take the credit.

Try to be in the first group;
there is less competition there.
Unknown

Age may wrinkle the face, But

lack of enthusiasm wrinkles the soul.
~Samuel Ullman~

Don’t run through life so fast,
That you forget not only where you’ve been,
But also where you are going.

Unknown

The happiness you give makes you more happy

than the happiness that you receive.
~unknown~

Content makes poor men rich,
Discontent makes rich men poor.
~Benjamin Franklin~

Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement.
Nothing can be done without hope and confidence.
~Helen Keller~



Flatter me, and I may not believe you.
Criticize me, and I may not like you.
Ignore me, and I may not forgive you.
Encourage me, and I will not forget you.

William Arthur Ward ~

Destiny is no matter of chance.

It is a matter of choice.

It is not a thing to be waited for,

it is a thing to be achieved.

~Unknown~

If you concentrate on finding whatever is good in

every situation, you will discover that

your life will suddenly be filled with gratitude,

a feeling that nurtures the soul.

~Unknown~

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Your health is in your hands!!

March 26th, 2010

Fingers
Magic

Practise
these Mudras at least 3 to 5

Min every
day to become
disease-

free!!

.

Akash

Mudra :

For
Ear problems

Dhyan

Mudra :

For Concentration power, Free from

Depression and for all Mind related

problems

Hraday

Mudra:

For Asthma, and Respiration related

diseases

Jal

Mudra :

This is for Blood purifier and all

skin
diseases.

Ling

Mudra:

Headache, Fever etc.

Pachan

Mudra:

Do only after taking food.

It is for
Digestive system.

Pran

mudra:

Eye problems, Nervous problems

and it
also charge all parts of the

body.

Prithvi

Mudra:

For peace of mind, Body active
etc.

Surya

Mudra:

Cholesterol etc.

Vayu

Mudra:

For joint pains, stomach problems

etc.

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save water save life

March 24th, 2010

save water save life

Like energy, water is an essential
component of almost all human ocupations. Water supply is vital to
feeding a growing world population, to produce assets that determine
lifting living standards and integrity for maintaining the natural
systems on which the life on earth depends.

How Long Can You
Live Without Water

If
you were to read any book on
survival, it will be mentioned that you find a source of clean and
drinkable water because it is really the most important consideration.
You have heard the story of how people can survive for 14 days without
food but you will not be able guess how long can you live without
water. Water is by far the most important element for human body
besides oxygen. During survival, it is not easy to find a clean source
of water but if you want to survive, you must find your clean source of
water.

Many
studies have been conducted
and it is confirmed that a human body is made from 50% to 70% water.
Water is one of the most important elements in your body. If there is
no water in your body, your organs will not work properly and
dehydration will start taking place.

t
takes 8 to 14 days without
water before our body systems start to deteriorate. However, it is also
depends on the climates and the activities that you are engaged to. The
faster water and liquids is removed from you body such as sweat, urine
and even tears, the faster it is before your body start to ask for more
water. When your body need more water, you will feel dizzy and headache
as the body will need more liquid to ensure the flow of blood to your
brain. It is important to drink a lot of water. When you are sick, the
doctor will advice you to drink as many water as possible because water
will be able to clean out the bacteria and it will enhance the flow of
you blood causing the antibody to react faster.

If
you are losing more water than
you are taking in, dehydration will occur and it may result fatally. In
recent study, if your body loses 2.5% of liquid in your body, you will
loose 25% if your efficiency. If you are lost in a forest of any
situation that require you to survive, losing one full quarter of your
physical and mental abilities could lead to dehydration can it has
proven to be fatal.

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MAA

March 23rd, 2010

MAA

Umer Bhar Seene Se Laga Kar Pala Hai MAA Ne

Ghalat Batoon Pe Thora Thora Mara Hai MAA Ne

Abhi Tak Wo Bachpane Ki Yadein Hain Baqi

Aur Wo Bachpane Ki Batein Hain Baqi

Ke Jab Mein Ne Bola Tha MAA Pehli Baar

MAA Ki Aankhon Mein Bhara Tha Kitna Pyar

Paida Huwa Tha To Kuch Nahi Tha Mein

MAA Ki Wajha Se Aaj Hoon Kya Kya Mein

MAA Se Hamesha Hamein Sukh Milte Hain

Phir Bhi Us Ko Hamse Dukh Milte Hain

Kash Qurbaan Karoon Mein Sab Us Ki Sada Pe

Aur Wo Mujhe Pyar Karay Meri Issi Ada Pe

MAA hai ek ahsaas jo, har halato mai hume jeena sikhata hai

MAA hai wo khushbo, jo har mosam mai khilana sikhata hai

MAA hai wo kaynaat, jo pass na rah kar pass hoti hai

MAA hai wo hawa, jo hardam saanse ban kar, jeena sikhati hai!!

Nahi hai koi bhi shabad mere pass, jo kar sake pura MAA ka arth,

MAA sirf sirf MAA hoti hai, yah zameen aor asmaan hoti hai….

wo to sirf bas ek MAA hoti hai……….

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Nobody will forget - Bhagat,Sukhdev & Rajguru, Our real Heros

March 23rd, 2010

Nobody will forget - Bhagat,Sukhdev & Rajguru, Our real Heros

Bhagat Singh (September 27, 1907 – March 23, 1931) was an Indian
freedom fighter, considered to be one of the most influential
revolutionaries of the Indian independence movement. He is often
referred to as Shaheed Bhagat Singh.

Sukhdev Thapar was an Indian freedom fighter who lived from 15 May
1907 to March 23, 1931). He is best known as an accomplice of Bhagat
Singh and Shivaram Rajguru in the killing of a British police officer
J.P. Saunders in 1928 in order to take revenge for the death of veteran
leader Lala Lajpat Rai due to excessive police beating.

Shivaram Hari Rajguru (August 24, 1908 - March 23, 1931) was an
Indian revolutionary from Maharashtra and belonged to the Deshastha
Brahmin community. Rajguru was born in a place named Khed near Pune. It
was later renamed as Rajgurunagar in his honor.

Since childhood, Bhagat Singh was influenced by Mahatma Gandhi’s
views. As a child of 13, he would should slogans against the British and
promote the Non-Cooperation Movement of Gandhi. But when Gandhi called
off the movement he was disheartened. He was deeply affected by the
Jalianwala Bagh massacre in Punjab. After witnessing the death of Lala
Lajpat Rai at the hands of the British Police Chief Scott, Bhagat vowed
revenge.

Such was the popularity of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev that
the British Government was afraid of public outrage. In a very strategic
manner, the hanging of the three was preponed. According to then SP of
the Lahore Jail, V N Smith: “it was decided to act at once before the
public could become aware of what had happened…At about 7pm slogans of
Inquilab Zindabad were heard from inside the jail…a signal that the
final curtain was about to be dropped.”

Later, Bhagat Singh and Batukehswar Dutt (B K Dutt) were sentenced
to ‘transportation of life’ for bombing the Assembly in 1929. The
British Government came to know of his involvement in the Saunders’
murder case, and nabbed Rajguru and Sukhdev also. Bhagat Singh, Rajguru
and Sukhdev were prosecuted for the murder charges and were given life
sentence and were hanged on March 23, 1931.

Along with fellow revolutionaries Shivaram Rajguru, Sukhdev Thapar
and Jai Gopal (who identified Scott) Bhagat planned to kill Scott.
However, in a case of mistaken identify, Gopal signaled at J P Saunders
and they shot at DSP of Police Saunders instead of Scott. They went
underground.

Bomb in the assembly

In the face of actions by the
revolutionaries, the British government enacted the Defence of India Act
to give more power to the police. The purpose of the Act was to combat
revolutionaries like Bhagat Singh. The Act was defeated in the council
by one vote. However, the Act was then passed under the ordinance that
claimed that it was in the best interest of the public. In response to
this act, the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association planned to
explode a bomb in the Central Legislative Assembly where the ordinance
was going to be passed. Originally, Chandrashekhar Azad, another
prominent leader of the revolutionary movement attempted to stop Bhagat
Singh from carrying out the bombing. However, the remainder of the party
forced him to succumb to Singh’s wishes. It was decided that Bhagat
Singh and Batukeshwar Dutt, another revolutionary, would throw the bomb
in the assembly.

On April 8, 1929, Singh and Dutt threw a bomb onto the corridors of
the assembly and shouted “Inquilab Zindabad!” (”Long Live the
Revolution!”).This was followed by a shower of leaflets stating that it
takes a loud voice to make the deaf hear.[16] The bomb neither killed
nor injured anyone; Singh and Dutt claimed that this was deliberate on
their part, a claim substantiated both by British forensics
investigators who found that the bomb was not powerful enough to cause
injury, and by the fact that the bomb was thrown away from people. Singh
and Dutt gave themselves up for arrest after the bomb.[citation needed]
He and Dutt were sentenced to ‘Transportation for Life’ for the bombing
on June 12, 1929.

Lala Lajpat Rai’s death and the Saunders murder

The British
government created a commission under Sir John Simon to report on the
current political situation in India in 1928. The Indian political
parties boycotted the commission because it did not include a single
Indian as its member and it was met with protests all over the country.
When the commission visited Lahore on October 30, 1928, Lala Lajpat Rai
led the protest against Simon Commission in a silent non-violent march,
but the police responded with violence. Lala Lajpat Rai was beaten with
lathis at the chest. He later succumbed to his injuries. Bhagat Singh,
who was an eyewitness to this event, vowed to take revenge.[citation
needed] He joined with other revolutionaries, Shivaram Rajguru, Jai
Gopal and Sukhdev Thapar, in a plot to kill the police chief. Jai Gopal
was supposed to identify the chief and signal for Singh to shoot.
However, in a case of mistaken identity, Gopal signalled Singh on the
appearance of J. P. Saunders, a Deputy Superintendent of Police. Thus,
Saunders, instead of Scott, was shot. Bhagat Singh quickly left Lahore
to escape the police. To avoid recognition, he shaved his beard and cut
his hair, a violation of the sacred tenets of Sikhism.

Even
Though Mahatma Gandhi had a chance to save him but a theory says he was
not willing to save him fearing the lack of publicity for himself. Its
not proven but remains as a fact on the believers of Real Hero’s

Chaah nahin main surbala ke

gehano mein gootha jaun,

Chaah nahin premi maala mein bindh

pyaari ko lalchaun,

Chaah nahin samraaton ke shav par

he hari daala jaun,

Chaah nahin devon ke sir par chadhun

bhaagya par ithlaun,

Mujhe thod lena ban-mali,

us path par dena tum phenk,

Matra-bhoomi par sheesh chadhane,

jis path jayen veer anek.

Regards

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Ram Navami Greetngs….24th March 2010…

March 23rd, 2010

Tomorrow is Lord
Ram’s and Shri Shri Shiridi Saibaba’s birthday.

The Ram Navami celebrates the joyous birth of
Lord Rama. Ayodhya was the cynosure of all eyes, as King Dasharath
finally had an heir to the throne. Lord Rama an avatar of lord Vishnu,
agreed to come down to earth to fight the mighty Ravana.

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Archive for March, 2010

ON HOLY GOOD FRIDAY

All About Good Friday

Good Friday History, Information

Good Friday Definition and Summary

Basic Facts About Good Friday

Introduction

ROAD OF LIFE

Hanuman Jayanti=2010

Hanuman Jayanti

Do You Have Stress In Life Or Work

Inspiring Thoughts

Your health is in your hands!!

save water save life

How Long Can You
Live Without Water

MAA

Nobody will forget - Bhagat,Sukhdev & Rajguru, Our real Heros

Ram Navami Greetngs….24th March 2010…