Happiness for 12 Zodiac signs

Happiness for 12 Zodiac signs Aries ♈: Action, Courage Taurus ♉: Luxury, Affection Gemini ♊: Learning, Communication Cancer 🦀: Family, Emotions Leo ♌: Recognition, Respect Virgo ♍: Order, Improvement Libra ♎: Love, Harmony Scorpio ♏: Transformation, Loyalty Sagittarius ♐: Wisdom, Travel Capricorn ♑: Responsibility, Achievement Aquarius ♒: Innovation, Humanity Pisces ♓: Divine connection, Faith

"My name’s Rebecca. I’m 75.

This is a beautiful Story ! Enjoy ! "My name’s Rebecca. I’m 75. I used to drive the school bus for 32 years. Not glamorous work, but honest. I knew every kid by name. Every backpack. Every “Good morning, Miss Rebecca!” with sleepy eyes and peanut butter breath. When I retired, I missed the rhythm of it. The early light. The radio hum. The feeling that I was getting someone where they needed to go. But mostly? I missed them. The kids. So now, every school day at 7:45 a.m., I walk to the corner stop on Elm and Third. Not to ride. To pay. I stand there, coat buttoned, scarf tight, and when the yellow bus pulls up and a child steps on without swiping or handing over cash, maybe because their card failed, maybe because they forgot it, maybe because home is tight this week, I step forward. “I’ve got it,” I say. And I tap my own pass. Just once. For one child. Then I step back. Wave as the bus drives off. That’s all. I don’t hand out candy. I don’t give speeches. I don’t want thanks. I just make sure no kid stands there, embarrassed, while other children file past. It started last winter. A boy, sixth grade, maybe fumbled in his pockets. Looked down. Whispered, “Forgot it.” The driver waited. Other kids stared. He turned red. Something in me remembered how shame feels heavier than snow. So I tapped in. For him. He said, “Thank you, Grandma.” And ran to the back. Next day, same time, same stop, another kid short. So I did it again. And again. And again. Now, after ten months, the drivers know me. They nod. Some smile. One wrote on a napkin “You’ve covered 417 rides. We’re counting.” I didn’t know that. I never kept track. But others have. A single mom came up to me last week. “You paid for my daughter three times,” she said. Her voice cracked. “We were between jobs. She didn’t tell me. Didn’t want to worry me.” She handed me a jar of homemade blackberry jam. “From our last bush,” she said. “Next year, I’ll pay for someone too.” Then the bus company heard. Not angry. Touched. They gave me a lifetime pass. I told them “Keep it. Give it to a student who needs it.” They did. Now, every month, they quietly retire one child’s debt, picked at random. And the note on the envelope says “Paid by someone who believes in you.” But here’s what gets me. Last Friday, I saw a teenager, hoodie up, hands deep in pockets follow a little girl onto the bus. She didn’t have her card. Before I could move... He tapped his phone. “I got her.” And when he passed me, he smiled. “Used to ride your bus, Miss Rebecca. You taught me more than roads.” I didn’t cry until I got home. People ask, “Why do you do it?” Because dignity is thin sometimes. Because a child shouldn’t start the day feeling like a burden. Because someone once gave me a chance when I had nothing. Because kindness isn’t about changing the world. It’s about changing one ride. And maybe, just maybe that changes everything after.” *Let this story reach more hearts.* *Keep doing good things without expecting anything and the Universe will surly provide for you*

Sankat Mochan Hanuman

Sankat Mochan Hanuman🙏️🚩️ News by Mani NaMo Brigade Bedroom Secrets of Bihari women Only NaMo (Modi) BJP- Kamal Khilega Divinity · Follow Lives in India3y Was Tarkasur stronger than Lord Vishnu? Tarakasura was an Extremely overpowered demon(The most powerful Or second most) who single handedly $hitted Devas but Comparing him with Vishnu is a Joke. They did Fought However into Stalemate Because Tarakasura Was Protected By Brahma's boon. (only A child 7 days Old can Kill Him).. At one time Vishnu Curbed The Arrogance Of Karthikeya too. ‘“In his childhood, it was there that Kumara hurled his spear down on the ground, disrespecting the three worlds and the residents of heaven. Having flung it down, Skanda spoke these words to the universe. ‘Is there anyone superior to me? Is there anyone who loves brahmanas more? Is there a second valiant Brahmanya in the three worlds? If there is any such person, let him raise this spear, or make it tremble.’ On hearing this, the worlds were distressed and wondered who would be the saviour. The large number of gods were frightened that he wished to become Indra. The illustrious Vishnu saw that the asuras and the rakshasas were also agitated. He began to think, ‘What is the best thing to be done under the circumstances?’ He could not afford to tolerate and ignore the act of flinging down by Pavaki. The one with the pure soul laughed at the blazing spear. Purushottama grasped it in his left hand and it began to tremble. The powerful Vishnu made the spear tremble in this way. The earth, will all its mountains, forests and groves, began to shake. Although he could have uprooted the spear, he only made it tremble a little. In this way, the lord Vishnu preserved Skandaraja’s pride. Having made it tremble, the illustrious one spoke to Prahlada. ‘Behold Kumara’s valour. No one else is capable of acting in this way.’

Was Tarkasur stronger than Lord Vishnu?

Was Tarkasur stronger than Lord Vishnu? Tarakasura was an Extremely overpowered demon(The most powerful Or second most) who single handedly $hitted Devas but Comparing him with Vishnu is a Joke. They did Fought However into Stalemate Because Tarakasura Was Protected By Brahma's boon. (only A child 7 days Old can Kill Him).. At one time Vishnu Curbed The Arrogance Of Karthikeya too. ‘“In his childhood, it was there that Kumara hurled his spear down on the ground, disrespecting the three worlds and the residents of heaven. Having flung it down, Skanda spoke these words to the universe. ‘Is there anyone superior to me? Is there anyone who loves brahmanas more? Is there a second valiant Brahmanya in the three worlds? If there is any such person, let him raise this spear, or make it tremble.’ On hearing this, the worlds were distressed and wondered who would be the saviour. The large number of gods were frightened that he wished to become Indra. The illustrious Vishnu saw that the asuras and the rakshasas were also agitated. He began to think, ‘What is the best thing to be done under the circumstances?’ He could not afford to tolerate and ignore the act of flinging down by Pavaki. The one with the pure soul laughed at the blazing spear. Purushottama grasped it in his left hand and it began to tremble. The powerful Vishnu made the spear tremble in this way. The earth, will all its mountains, forests and groves, began to shake. Although he could have uprooted the spear, he only made it tremble a little. In this way, the lord Vishnu preserved Skandaraja’s pride. Having made it tremble, the illustrious one spoke to Prahlada. ‘Behold Kumara’s valour. No one else is capable of acting in this way.’

Bhagwan Vishnu

ws reside, Rohiṇī, the wife of Vasudeva, is living at the home of Nanda Mahārāja. Other wives of Vasudeva are also living there incognito because of fear of Kaṁsa. Please go there. Also Bhagwan Vishnu blessed her with the boon that those who are devoted to her shall also get protection by him Harivamsha Purana Mahabharata 52. O sleep, you are greatly fond of an offering of meat. You will therefore, on a Navami,[2] receive, on earth, worship accompanied by the sacrifice of beasts. 53. Children or wealth, it will not be difficult to acquire any of these for him, who, amongst men cognizant of my prowess, will bow unto you. 54. You will save them all from danger, those who will be tired in a huge forest, those who will be drowned in a mighty deep, those who will be attacked by robbers. 55. O auspicious lady, I will not kill him who will propitiate you with devotion nor will he meet with ruin at my hands". Mata Parvati is the best devotee of Bhagwan Vishnu and she worships him in a sisterly way. Padma Puran 61-69. Speaking like this, Pārvatī, the best devotee of Viṣṇu, lived happily in all conditions with her husband on the Kailāsa mountain, repeating the formula: ‘Salutation to Rāma, Rāmabhadra, Rāmacandra, the Creator, to Raghunātha, the lord, the husband of Sītā.’ O king, I have told you all this topmost secret. O king, the religious treatises proclaimed by Rudra are vicious (tāmasa). The bull-bannered (god) narrated them for deluding people. Lord Śiva told this one in private to the goddess. The lord, highly devoted to her, told the goddess this significant gist of the hymn, with a hidden meaning, through love for her, O king. He who would listen to or recite with a mind full of devotion, this wonderful dialogue between Umā and the great Lord, would be an omniscient and great devotee of Viṣṇu. Being free from all practices, he obtains the highest position. O very mighty lord of kings, in your dynasty Viṣṇu, the propitious highest lord, will be born as Daśaratha’s son for the good of all people. Therefore, the Ikṣvākus, among whom lord Rāma, of lotus-like eyes, is born, are honoured even by gods, O king. She worshipped Shri Krishna (Narayana) with utmost devotion to get a son just like him. Brahma Vaivarta Purana Goddess Parvatl visualised the form of Krsna in her mind devoted toward him, in the form of the lustre which was quite surprising. He was wearing a garland studded with jewels, a beautiful garland of rubies, the yellow garments purified by fire, the best of all and bestower of progeny; his throat was adorned with the garland of forest flowers, had a dark complexion, was adorned with ornaments, was clad in garments studded with gems, was of tender age, was clad in astonishing costumes decorated with sandalpaste, a beautiful serene smile on the face, putting to shame the lustre of the moon of the winter season, wearing a garland of jasmine flowers, placing the feather of a peacock on the head, surrounded by the cowherdesses, illumining by embracing Radha, lowering the glory of crores of gods of love, quite pleasant to look at, joyful and the one who bestowed the grace on the devotees. At the sight of the lord, the beautiful goddess Parvatl desired in her mind to have a son like him. She was granted the boon at the same time, Krsna the lord of bestower of boons, was the form of lustre fulfilling the desire of all the gods and than disappeared from the same place. Also in the Meenakshi avatar of Mata Parvati, the Kanyadan Sanskar was done by Lord Vishnu as her brother. So we can definitely say that Mata Parvati is very dear to Lord Vishnu as his sister.

Today I Pray

6 of 2,384 *~*~*~*~*^Daily Reflections^*~*~*~*~* October 30, 2025 LIVE AND LET LIVE Inbox arun 29 Oct 2025, 21:12 (14 hours ago) to Good Morning!!! God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change; Courage to change the things I can; and Wisdom to know the difference. Thy will, not mine, be done. *~*~*~*~*^Daily Reflections^*~*~*~*~* October 30, 2025 LIVE AND LET LIVE Never since it began has Alcoholics Anonymous been divided by a major controversial issue. Nor has our Fellowship ever publicly taken sides on any question in an embattled world. This, however, has been no earned virtue. It could almost be said that we were born with it. . . . “So long as we don’t argue these matters privately, it’s a cinch we never shall publicly.” TWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS, p. 176 Do I remember that I have a right to my opinion but that others don’t have to share it? That’s the spirit of “Live and Let Live.” The Serenity Prayer reminds me, with God’s help, to “Accept the things I cannot change.” Am I still trying to change others? When it comes to “Courage to change the things I can,” do I remember that my opinions are mine, and yours are yours? Am I still afraid to be me? When it comes to “Wisdom to know the difference,” do I remember that my opinions come from my experience? If I have a know-it-all attitude, aren't I being deliberately controversial? ************************************************ Two Kinds of Pride The prideful righteousness of "good people" may often be just as destructive as the glaring sins of those who are supposedly not so good. << << << >> >> >> We loved to shout the damaging fact that millions of the "good men of religion" were still killing one another off in the name of God. This all meant, of course, that we had substituted negative for positive thinking. After we came to A.A., we had to recognize that this trait had been an ego-feeding proposition. In belaboring the sins of some religious people, we could feel superior to all of them. Moreover, we could avoid looking at some of our own shortcomings. Self-righteousness, the very thing that we had contemptuously condemned in others, was our own besetting evil. This phony form of respectability was our undoing, so far as faith was concerned. But finally, driven to A.A., we learned better. 1. GRAPEVINE, AUGUST 1961 2. TWELVE AND TWELVE, P. 30 As Bill Sees It, P.107 ************************************************* Let's Ask Bill Wilson 6Q - What happened to your sponsor, Ebby? 6A - It was Ebby who brought me the message that saved my life and uncounted thousands of others. Because of gratitude and old friendship, my wife Lois and I invited Ebby to live at our home shortly after I sobered up. The son of a well-to-do family in Albany, he had never learned any profession so, he was broke and had to begin all over. These were difficult circumstances, naturally. Ebby stayed with us something like a year and a half. Being intent on getting re-established in life, he took little interest in helping other alcoholics. Little by little, he commenced the rationalization we have seen so often. He began to say that if he had the right romance and the right job then things would be okay. At length, he fell by the wayside. He would not mind if I tell this – it is a part of his story today. For many years, my old friend Ebby was on the wagon and off. Sometimes he could stay sober for a year or more. He tried living with Lois and me for another considerable period but apparently this was of no help. Maybe we actually hindered him. As A.A. began to grow his position became difficult. For a long time, things went from bad to worse. About six years ago the groups down in Texas decided to try their hand. Ebby was shipped non-stop to Dallas and placed in an A.A. drying out place. In these new surroundings in Texas, far from his old failures, he has made a splendid recovery. Excepting for one slip which occurred about a year after his arrival down there he has been bone dry ever since. This is one of the deepest satisfactions that has ever come to me since A.A. started and many another A.A. can say the same. (N.C.C.A. 'Blue Book,' Vol.12, 1960) ******************************************** Thoughts to Reflect on Since I came to The Program, I've begun to recognize my previous inability to form a true partnership with another person. It seems that my egomania created two disastrous pitfalls. Either I insisted upon dominating the people I knew, or I depended on them far too much. My friends in The Program have taught me that my dependence meant demand -- a demand for the possession and control of the people and the conditions surrounding me. Do I still try to find emotional security either by dominating or being dependent on others? Today I Pray May I turn first to God to satisfy my love-hunger, knowing that all God asks from me is my faith. May I no longer cast emotional nets over those I love, either by dominating them or being excessively dependent upon them – which is just another form of domination. May I give others the room t

TAIL WAGS DOG

Wed 29 Oct, 21:12 (14 hours ago) to Good Morning!!! TAIL WAGS DOG Around the Year with Emmet Fox October 30 Man controls his own life. The Bible says that God has given him "dominion over all things," and this is true when he understands the Truth; and the Truth is that your outer conditions- your environment-are not cause; they are effect. You are not happy because you are well. You are well because you are happy. You do not have faith because things are going well. They are going well because you have faith. You are not depressed because trouble has come to you, but trouble has come because your realization of the Truth had first fallen off. The secret of life then is to control your mental states. To accept sickness, trouble, and failure as unavoidable, and perhaps inevitable, is folly, because it is this very acceptance by you that keeps these evils in existence. Man is not limited by his environment. He creates his environment by his beliefs and feelings. To suppose otherwise is like thinking that the tail can wag the dog. If you have been thinking that outer conditions are stronger than you are, say to your