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  • InFamily Matters

    True love never fades

    It was a busy morning about 8:30 when an elderly gentleman in his ‘80s arrived at the clinic to have stitches removed from his thumb. He said he was in a hurry…

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  • InWork Well

    The story of tortoise and the hare revisited

    There is a story I received over the Internet that absolutely everyone must read. It encompasses a profound wisdom that can be applied to how we think, to the way we do…

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  • InEntrepreneurs, Selfmade Stalwarts, Work Well

    Carnegie’s wisdom on mining for gold

    If you are looking for that one gem to help take your team to the next level, read this advice from Andrew Carnegie. In today’s environment of high-velocity change, a business’s technology,…

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  • InEastern Philosophy, Eternal India, Osho's World

    Does the Ganges wash away our sins?

    Merely immersing the body in sacred waters cannot wash away deliberate wrongdoing or replace authentic inner transformation. When outer rituals are fueled by intense faith, genuine repentance, and deep devotion, external practice…

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  • InEternal India

    A true devotee’s faith

    “Once, while going to Kamarpukur, I was overtaken by a storm. I was in the middle of a big meadow. The place was haunted by robbers. I began to repeat the names…

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  • InEternal India

    The faith behind miracles

    A milk-maid used to fetch milk daily for a brahmana priest living on the other side of a river. Owing to the irregularities of the boat service, she could not maintain punctuality…

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  • InEpic Tales, Eternal India, Mythical Musings

    Depth of devotion

    Pride once entered the heart of Arjuna, the beloved friend of Lord Sri Krishna. Arjuna thought that none equalled him in love and devotion to his Lord and friend.   The omniscient…

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  • InEternal India, Heartwarmers

    By the will of God

    In a certain village, there lived a weaver. He was a very pious soul. Everyone trusted him and loved him. He used to sell his goods in the market-place. When a customer…

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  • InEternal India

    How to see God

    A disciple asked his teacher, “Sir, please tell me how I can see God.” “Come with me,” said the Guru, “and I shall show you.” He took the disciple to a lake,…

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  • InEternal India, Mythical Musings

    Lord Vishnu and his devotee

    Once, Lord Vishnu was seated in his abode, Vaikuntha, along with his beloved wife, Goddess Lakshmi.  Suddenly, without any warning, he stood up. Lakshmi had been pressing his feet. She asked, “Lord,…

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  • InEpic Tales, Eternal India, Mythical Musings

    Self-surrender has no scope for complaint

    Once, when Lord Rama and his brother Lakshmana went to take bath in the Pampa Lake, they thrust their bows and arrows into the ground on the bank. Coming out of the…

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  • InChildren's Corner, Eternal India

    Hiss but not bite

    Some cowherd boys used to tend their cows in a meadow where a terrible poisonous snake lived. Everyone was on the alert for fear of it. One day, a Brahmachari was going…

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