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  • InCaregivers, Children's Corner, Family Matters, Good World, Heartwarmers, Life's Lessons

    Grandma and Santa Claus

    When a child’s belief in Santa Claus is suddenly shattered by an older sibling, a wise grandmother steps in to prove the cynics wrong. This moving anonymous memoir reveals how a simple…

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  • InSufi Wisdom

    We are already God

    Rabiya (also Rabia) , a great Sufi mystic, was passing…. It was the street she used to pass every day on her way to the marketplace, because in the marketplace she would…

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  • InSufi Wisdom

    A heap of skulls

    This is a story about Bayazid, a Sufi mystic.  Once, he was passing through a cemetery and he came upon a heap of skulls. Out of curiosity he took one skull. He…

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  • InSufi Wisdom

    Identification is misery

    Junaid, a famous mystic, was going through the market-place of the town with his disciples. And it was his way to take any situation and use it. A man was dragging his…

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  • InSufi Wisdom

    Change the world

    Bayazid, a Sufi mystic, has written in his autobiography, “When I was young, I thought and I said to God, and in all my prayers this was the base: ‘Give me energy…

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  • InOsho's World, Sufi Wisdom

    People are just the way you are

    A man was sitting at the gate of a town, an old man. A rider stopped, a horse-rider, and asked him, “What are the people of this town like?” The old man…

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  • InOsho's World, Sufi Wisdom

    Scissors or needle?

    It is reported in the life of a great Sufi mystic, Farid, that once a king came to see him. He brought a present for him: a beautiful pair of scissors, golden,…

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  • InOsho's World, Sufi Wisdom

    Trust in Allah but tether your camel first

    This saying comes from a small story. A Master was traveling with one of his disciples. The disciple was in charge of taking care of the camel. They reached a caravanserai in…

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  • InOsho's World, Sufi Wisdom

    Bundle of miseries

    A man used to call God every night with the same prayer. Again and again he would ask, “Do me one favour, just one favour — and I have been asking my…

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  • InOsho's World, Sufi Wisdom

    The wisdom of the sands

    A stream, from its source in far-off mountains, passing through every kind and description of countryside, at last reached the sands of the desert. Just as it had crossed every other barrier,…

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  • InAnimal Fables, Children's Corner, Life's Lessons, Work Well

    The ant and the grasshopper

    In a garden there lived an ant and a grasshopper who were very good friends. It was springtime and the grasshopper was having a lot of fun playing, singing, and dancing in…

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  • InChildren's Corner, Good World, Heartwarmers, Life's Lessons

    The ugly duckling

    A rejected barnyard outcast endures severe winter hardships and relentless teasing before making a stunning discovery about his true identity. Hans Christian Andersen’s beloved masterpiece stands out as a unique piece of…

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