Monday, 7 January 2013

Message from Mahabharatha

Duriyodhana's weakness was Arjuna. Somehow he was not able to stand Arjuna. He wanted Arjuna to suffer a lot.

Karna's weakness was his friendship with Duriyodhana. Everyone was telling Duriyodhna that 
his actions were not good and Duriyodhana didnot listen to anyone. Probably if Karna had said to Duriyodhana that his  actions were not good, Duriyodhana might have listened and shared the kingdom with Pandavas.

Yudhistra even though walked the path of Dharma he had his weakness. We call him as Dharma but he had his weakness in the game of dies. If Dharma alias Yudhistra had said no to the game of gambling there would  be no Mahabharatha.

Dhirtharastra had the love for his son and that was his weakness. He did not want his son to be unhappy even though the LORD was against him. He did not want his son to shed tears.

In all the above  characterisation of Veda Vyasa we conclude one single message:


"Even if you have immense strengths, you need to know or plan on how to manage with your weakness,".


Source  -  Internet

POSTER OF THIS WEEK


Saturday, 5 January 2013

WEEKEND WISDOM


THE  POWER  OF  A  DREAM

 -  John Di Lemme

I recently spoke to a Youth Leadership Group, and I was deeply inspired listening to the dreams that the teenagers had for the future. While I was presenting, I felt the group of teenagers begin to realize that it is ok to dream and be proud of what you have done in your life and where you want to go in life.

As adults, we need to realize that the power of a dream will enable you to achieve whatever your ultimate “WHY” in life is. By the age 25, most people lose all of their dreams and fall into a rut. From the age 25-65, people generally go back and forth to work and say to themselves,” I wish…if only I could have…if only I knew then what I know now,” and numerous other lamentations as to why they do not feel fulfilled in life. The key in life to feeling fulfilled is to simply listen to your inner spirit and make your daily work in life something that you love to do and will help you achieve your DREAMS!

The key word in that sentence is DREAMS! Too many people when asked, “Where do you see yourself 2-5 years from now” give the answer, “Just let me make it to this weekend.” The underlying reason that they don’t know where they are going to be is because they have no dreams. This can be extremely frightening! Each of the teenagers that I spoke to this week has dreams for their life and where they see themselves in the future. As a professional speaker and business coach, my ultimate outcome is to empower people to ?nd their WHY in life — to catapult them to attain their dreams in life. I also spoke to the group about how important it is to be around a mastermind team, which will push you on and let you know it is awesome you have a dream. As an overall population , over 95% of adults have no mastermind team but they have group of so-called friends, who will tell every reason why they should never try to win and to just accept their life. You need to stop right now and take a personal inventory of your life and ask yourself three life-changing questions:

1) WHAT is my WHY in LIFE!!! (Why I am getting up each and every day?)

2) WHO is my Mastermind Team?

3) WHERE do I see myself 2-5 years from now?

When you answer these QUESTIONS you need to be honest with yourself and tell yourself the truth because the truth shall set you FREE! The key to living a ful?lled life is waking up each day with a driving desire to achieve your “WHY”. The key to winning in life is to be part of a winning team and realize life decisions are challenging but very beneficial. Bring your Dreams back to life!

Find Your Why NOW!

Friday, 4 January 2013

QUIT SMOKING



கடந்த பல வருடங்களாக புகை பிடிப்பதை நிறுத்திவிடுவதாக 
ஒவ்வொரு புத்தாண்டு முதல்தேதி சபதம்  செய்யும் 
என் நண்பர் ஒருவர் தற்போது மருத்துவ மனையில் 
அனுமதிக்கப்பட்டுள்ளார்.
அவர்போல Chain Smokers நிறைய இருக்கின்றார்கள்.
அவர்களுக்காக கீழ்கண்ட posters  -






Thursday, 3 January 2013

The Most Inspirational Story of 2012


From an email received yesterday -

When she was in high school, Lizzie Velasquez was dubbed "The World's Ugliest Woman" in an 8-second-long YouTube video. Born with a medical condition so rare that just two other people in the world are thought to have it, Velasquez has no adipose tissue and cannot create muscle, store energy, or gain weight. She has zero percent body fat and weighs just 60 pounds.
 
In the comments on YouTube, viewers called her "it" and "monster" and encouraged her to kill herself. Instead, Velasquez set four goals: To become a motivational speaker, to publish a book, to graduate college, and to build a family and a career for herself.
 
Now 23 years old, she's been a motivational speaker for seven years and has given more than 200 workshops on embracing uniqueness, dealing with bullies, and overcoming obstacles. She's a senior majoring in Communications at Texas State University in San Marcos, where she lives with her best friend. Her first book, "Lizzie Beautiful," came out in 2010 winning the hearts of many around the world and her second, "Be Beautiful, Be You," was published earlier September and In 2013 she's hoping to write her third book.
 
"The stares are what I'm really dealing with in public right now," she told Dr. Drew Pinsky in an interview on CNN's Headline News. But I think I'm getting to the point where... instead of sitting by and watching people judge me, I'm starting to want to go up to these people and introduce myself or give them my card and say, 'Hi, I'm Lizzie. Maybe you should stop staring and start learning'."
 
Velasquez was born in San Antonio, Texas; she was four weeks premature and weighed just 2 pounds, 10 ounces. "They told us they had no idea how she could have survived," her mother, Rita, 45, told the Daily Mail. "We had to buy doll's clothes from the toy store because baby clothes were too big." Doctors warned Rita and her husband, Lupe, that their oldest child would never be able to walk or talk, let alone live a normal life. (Her two younger siblings were not affected by the syndrome.)
 
Instead, she has thrived. Her internal organs, brain, and bones developed normally, though her body is tiny. Since she has no fatty tissue in which to store nutrients, she has to eat every 15 to 20 minutes to have enough energy to get through the day. One brown eye started clouding over when she was 4 years old, and now she's blind in that eye and has only limited sight in the other.


  Now why am I sharing Lizzie's story with you today?

Because it's the start of a brand new year and I know you have just set or are about to set your New Year's resolutions and I want you to be inspired to follow through with them!!!

If Lizzie can boldly go after her goals and dreams, despite her trying circumstances... what excuses do we have?

Remember that God has a purpose for everyone of us... My life purpose/calling is to touch more lives and bring more love, hope and joy to the world. Lizzie has embraced her circumstances and make it her purpose to INSPIRE everyone to boldly go after their dreams and not let anything hold them
  back.

What's yours? 

 -  Yee Shun-Jian 

Wednesday, 2 January 2013

MIDWEEK INSPIRATION


THREE  THIEVES  OF  PEACE   


(Excerpted from "Let Go and Live in the Now")

Following is a list for special Self-study to help get you started up the path of spiritual freedom. After a careful review of these peace stealing conditions, take time to make a list of your own. Keep it simple. Use casual observations of yourself and others around you to be a spiritual detective.

1. One of the first thieves of our peace is spending time thinking about what others are thinking about us. Can we see that the only reason we are concerned with what others may be thinking about us is due to an imagined fear that they may have some power to take away what we are clinging to for our equally imagined peace? Let go! No one has the power to take peace away from you. It isn't theirs to give!
2. Another thief of peace is building a "case" against anyone for any reason. No one can steal our peace, so finding fault with another for how we feel is like falling asleep under the sun and then blaming it for the burn we get! Drop whatever you have been tricked into resenting and watch peace return to take its place.

3. And last but not least, another common thief of peace is trying to measure ourselves. For instance, have you ever noticed how, most of the time, we cannot have a conversation with someone without walking away and measuring our own performance? Even walking through a supermarket we wonder whether people are looking at us or not, and then we act accordingly. Step out of these mental movies; their producer is the misery of self-measuring. Let go because you know that it's impossible to be self-conscious and also be at peace.

There are many other ways in which our peace is stolen, such as when we find ourselves caught up in the excited anticipation of something, good or bad, coming our way or in the endless comparison of our lives to those of others -- friends and strangers alike! Hoping to find a sense of peace in any form of comparison or anticipation is like waiting for a dark, overhead thundercloud to rain sunlight. We must aim to be this honest with ourselves in each moment.

For extra benefit, and as a way to amplify the impact of these lessons, take a piece of paper


 and write down on the top of it: "Known or Possible Suspects Who Are Stealing My Peace." Thenmake a list of those thoughts, feelings, habits, or beliefs you have that you think need closer observation. This simple exercise will help you to exorcise those inner thieves that are intent on stealing your contentment.
Following is a list for special Self-study to help get you started up the path of spiritual freedom. After a careful review of these peace stealing conditions, take time to make a list of your own. Keep it simple. Use casual observations of yourself and others around you to be a spiritual detective.

Tuesday, 1 January 2013

HAPPY NEW YEAR !














'''Ring out the old, ring in the new,
Ring, happy bells, across the snow:

The year is going, let him go;
Ring out the false, ring in the true.'' 

~ Alfred, Lord Tennyson