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The most valuable thing in life is time

A wise old man was asked by a young boy, "What is the most valuable thing in life?" The old man replied, "It is not money, nor is it fame or power. The most valuable thing in life is time." The boy was puzzled. "Time?" he asked. "Why time?" The old man smiled. "Because time is the one thing that we all have in equal measure, but it is also the one thing that we can never get back once it is lost. Every moment we waste is gone forever. Every moment we use wisely is a gift to ourselves and to others." The boy thought about this for a moment. "But what about money?" he asked. "Can't we just buy more time with money?" The old man chuckled. "No, my young friend," he said. "Money can buy us things, but it cannot buy us more time. And even if it could, what would be the point of having all the time in the world if we did not have the wisdom to use it well?" The boy nodded, beginning to understand. ...
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43 Glorious years of AOL

Today... 13th November... is the Founding Day of... The Art of Living (VVMVP)...Celebrating 43 Glorious Years!!  On this Day... Remembering... Param Pujya Gurudev’s Poem. *I Promise* • If I had to promise you something, what would it be ? • I can’t promise that you would always be comfortable Because comfort brings boredom and discomfort. • I can’t promise that all your desires will be fulfilled Because desires whether fulfilled or unfulfilled bring frustration. • I can’t promise that there will always be good times Because it is the tough times that make us appreciate joy. • I can’t promise that we will be rich or famous or powerful Because they can all be pathways to misery. • I can’t promise that we will always be together Because it is separation that makes togetherness so wonderful. • Yet if you are willing to walk with me, If you are willing to value Love ♥️ over everything else • I promise that this will be the most rich and fulfilling life possible. • I promise your l...
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kARTHIK PURNIMA SPL ANNAABHISHEKAM

FIRST TIME EVER Karthik Purnima Spl ANNABHISHEKAM What are the symbolic aspects of rice in AnnaAbhishekam? Rice in Anna Abhishekam represents the life-giving force and the interconnectedness of all elements. As rice develops from seed to grain, it absorbs the essence of earth, water, sunlight, and air, symbolizing a divine journey that sustains all beings. This offering to Lord Shiva underscores rice’s sacred place in the cycle of life and emphasizes the belief that the mind and spirit are shaped by the purity of what one consumes. Covering the Shiva Lingam with rice during the ritual reflects reverence for the sustenance that nurtures both body and soul. Annaabhishekam is believed to provide following benefits: Abundance of food  Enhanced memory power  Prosperity in agriculture  Business prosperity  Offer Sankalpa Online/Offline : vdst.in/kma 15th Nov | 5.30 PM Devi Hall, Gurukul, Bangalore Join Group vdst.in/whatsapp Vaidic Dharma Sansthan  📞953818684
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Roo[antaran Seva Program at Bangalore Ashram

"If you are doing Seva, there will be no dearth. Whatever you need will come to you when needed!" ~Gurudev Sri Sri Ravishankar Experience the Magic of SEVA at The Bangalore Ashram  Inviting applications for short-term sevaks for 1 Month Seva Dates •Nov 10th - Dec 10th   ELIGIBILITY:  Must have learned Sudarshan Kriya;  Minimum Seva Duration: 1 Month To apply for Seva, please fill out the form below. aolic.org/roopantaran Bangalore Ashram Central HR    +91 72592 71958 +91 74069 72000  For Indian Residents Only!   Please note that this message is to invite application only. Based on the interview, an email confirmation will be sent.
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ETERNITY PROCESS

*🌺ETERNITY PROCESS🌺*  with *Suchitraji* (2-3 hours one session only) *25th Feb to 5th March* _by prior appointment only_ Venue:Himayatnagar, Hyd Register@: aol.in/684290 Contact: 9949061616 9160638528
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what we give to others comes back to us.

A  small  story  which  beautifully  illustrates that  what  you  sow,  you  reap. " Once  upon  a  time  there  was  a  small time  business  man  from  a  small  village who  used  to  sell butter  in  the  nearby town.  A  big  shop  owner  in  the  town  was his  regular  customer. The  villager  used  to  deliver  every  month the  shop  owner  the  required  butter  in  1 Kg.  Blocks  and  in turn  he  used  to  get grocery  items  like  sugar,  pulses  etc  from the  big  shop  owner. Once  the  shop  owner  decided  to  weigh the  butter  and  to  his  surprise  every  block of...
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no full stops in india

Mark Tully the BBC correspondent for India for many years writes about changes happening in MODI'S regime. Mark Tully, ex BBC Correspondent in his Book "No Full Stops in India," while discussing about change writes ; In India change takes a lot more time. The birth will be slow and perhaps painful. I believe it could be the birth of a new order which is not held up by the crumbling colonial pillars left behind by the Raj but is GENUINELY Indian ; a GC modern order, but not a slavish imitation of other modern orders”. He goes on to say that – “For all its great achievements, the Nehru dynasty has stood like a Banyan tree, overshadowing the people and the institutions of India, and all Indians know that nothing grows under the Banyan tree”. As Mark said , Change will be slow and painful, therefore for someone who doesn’t read and makes judgement based on perception will for quite some time not be able to see the change taking place or will pretend as...
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