Life lessons from old Hindi songs
Acceptance — "Jo mil gaya usi ko muqaddar samajh liya." — Hum Dono
Kindness — "Kisi ka dard mil sake toh le udhaar." — Anari (1959).
Living in the Moment — "Ho sake toh is mein zindagi bita do." — Gol Maal (1979)
Resilience — "Ruk jaana nahin tu kahin haar ke." — Imtihan (1974)
Letting Go — "Kuch paakar khona hai, kuch khokar paana hai." — Shor (1972)
Acceptance — "Use apna lo jo bhi jeevan ki reet hai." — Piya Ka Ghar (1972)
Equanimity — "Kabhi toh hasaaye, kabhi yeh rulaaye." — Anand (1971)
Legacy — "Jag mein reh jayenge pyaare tere bol." — Dharam Karam (1975)
Enjoy
मेरा गाँव एक शिक्षक प्रधान गाँव था जिसके प्रत्येक घर में कम से कम एक शिक्षक थे। पूरे गाँव में सौहाद्र का वातावरण रहता था और सभी शिक्षक अभिभावक की भूमिका में हमारे भविष्य निर्माण में संलग्न रहते थे। आज उनको इस शिक्षक दिवस पर याद कर उनके प्रति श्रद्धांजलि अर्पित करता हूँ। 💐
This unique structure is known as a TERMITE MOUND & is engineered by mound building termites. In forest environment, these mounds are excellent indicators of ecosystem health and groundwater table.🌲
This experience reminded me that creative has no age limit. My little pottery piece may be humble but for me it represents something much bigger: the courage to try, the patience to learn and the happiness of creating.
And then came the most satisfying moment - the little bowl taking shape in my hand. It was not perfect at all but it carried far more valuable things - my effort, patience and the joy of creating something with my own hands.
This experience reminded me that creative has no age limit. My little pottery piece may be humble but for me it represents something much bigger: the courage to try, the patience to learn and the happiness of creating.
From a handful of earth came a beautiful memory. ❤️
It began something as a timepass when resort manager announced that they have arranged a pottery class and those who are interested can learn pottery basic skills from expert. Curious and excited, I decided to try my hand at pottery.
And then came the most satisfying moment - the little bowl taking shape in my hand. It was not perfect at all but it carried far more valuable - my effort, patience and the joy of creating something with my own hands.