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    • IN THE NAME OF ALMIGHTY
    • Win @ TripleClicks
    • Chetan and Gazal
    • Modicare makes you smile
    • Hellcutter
    • Mind Movies
    • Derek Rydall
    • Health check with Vestige
    • Marisa Murgatroyd
    • Chandler Bolt
    • Smitha Iyer
    • Bala
    • Steve Olsher
    • David Watson
    • Sujaya and Me
    • Mary Morrissey
    • Sonia Ricotti
    • Josh Turner
    • Jeanna Gabellini
    • Rohit and Me
    • KBB
    • Brian Tracy
    • BSR
    • Noah Kagen
    • Food Revolution Network
    • Sowmya Estates/Properties
    • systeme.io
    • Mohan Raj
    • Karl Moore
    • Sanskriti
    • Healing Breakthroughs
    • Kangen Water
    • Ramesh Kamath
    • Footballer Ashok
    • J K Nair
    • Lion Goodman
    • Dawn Clark
    • Sabrina and Christina
    • Howl
    • Enterprising Entities
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THE WORLD OF COLOURS
  • IN THE NAME OF ALMIGHTY
  • Win @ TripleClicks
  • Chetan and Gazal
  • Modicare makes you smile
  • Hellcutter
  • Mind Movies
  • Derek Rydall
  • Health check with Vestige
  • Marisa Murgatroyd
  • Chandler Bolt
  • Smitha Iyer
  • Bala
  • Steve Olsher
  • David Watson
  • Sujaya and Me
  • Mary Morrissey
  • Sonia Ricotti
  • Josh Turner
  • Jeanna Gabellini
  • Rohit and Me
  • KBB
  • Brian Tracy
  • BSR
  • Noah Kagen
  • Food Revolution Network
  • Sowmya Estates/Properties
  • systeme.io
  • Mohan Raj
  • Karl Moore
  • Sanskriti
  • Healing Breakthroughs
  • Kangen Water
  • Ramesh Kamath
  • Footballer Ashok
  • J K Nair
  • Lion Goodman
  • Dawn Clark
  • Sabrina and Christina
  • Howl
  • Enterprising Entities
  • Authors' Alcove

Connecting souls


    The nook of thoughts

    A thought moment of Gazal Goyal

    The nook of thoughts

    Creation of graphics based on her own thoughts, besides collection of great thoughts from around the world is Gazal Goyal's hobby. 


    Hereafter this page features thoughts from her collection, from time to time.


    Twelve gifts of birth

    The twelve gifts of birth

    Twelve gifts of birth

    Once upon a time, a long time ago, when princes and princesses lived in faraway kingdoms, royal children were given twelve special gifts when they were born. You may have heard the stories. Twelve wise women of the kingdom, or fairy godmothers as they were often called, traveled swiftly to the castle whenever a new prince or princess came into the world. Each fairy godmother pronounced a noble gift upon the royal baby.


    As time went on, the wise women came to understand that the twelve royal gifts of birth belong to every child, born anywhere at anytime. They yearned to proclaim the gifts to all children, but the customs of the land did not allow that.


    One day when the wise women gathered together they made this prophecy:


    Some day, all the children of the world will learn the truth about their noble inheritance. When that happens a miracle will unfold on the kingdom of Earth.


    Some day is near. Here is the secret they want you to know.


    At the wondrous moment you were born, as you took your first breath, a great celebration was held in the heavens and twelve magnificent gifts were granted to you.


    1. Strength is the first gift. May you remember to call upon it whenever you need it.


    2. Beauty is the second gift. May your deeds reflect its depth.


    3. Courage is the third gift.May you speak and act with confidence and use courage to follow your own path.


    4. Compassion is the fourth gift. May you be gentle with yourself and others. May you forgive those who hurt you and yourself when you make mistakes.


    5. Hope is the fifth gift. Through each passage and season, may you trust the goodness of life.


    6. Joy is the sixth gift. May it keep your heart open and filled with light.


    7. Talent is the seventh gift. May you discover your own special abilities and contribute them toward a better world.


    8. Imagination is the eighth gift. May it nourish your visions and dreams.


    9. Reverence is the ninth gift. May you appreciate the wonder that you are and the miracle of all creation.


    10. Wisdom is the tenth gift. Guiding your way, wisdom will lead you through knowledge to understanding. May you hear its soft voice.


    11. Love is the eleventh gift. It will grow each time you give it away.


    12. Faith is the twelfth gift. May you believe.


    Now you know about your twelve gifts of birth. But there is more to the secret that the wise women knew. Use your gifts well and you will discover others, among them a gift that is uniquely you. See these noble gifts in other people. Share the truth and be ready for the miracle to unfold as the prophecy of the wise women comes true.


    - Charlene Costanzo


    Narration by granny

    Gazal Goyal connection 2

    Narration by granny

    Isn't it better once in a while to peep in to the  incredible collections of Gazal Goyal. See if I'm right in my saying YES to the  said thought, going through what's so astonishing revealed by this story:


    NARRATION BY GRANNY


    A boy was watching his grandmother write a letter. At one point he asked: ‘Are you writing a story about what we’ve done? Is it a story about me?’


    His grandmother stopped writing her letter and said to her grandson:

    I am writing about you,... actually, but more important than the words is the pencil I’m using. I hope you will be like this pencil when you grow up.’


    Intrigued, the boy looked at the pencil. It didn’t seem very special.

    ‘But it’s just like any other pencil I’ve ever seen!’


    ‘That depends on how you look at things. It has five qualities which, if you manage to hang on them, will make you a person who is always at peace with the world.’


    ‘First quality: you are capable of great things, but you must never forget that there is a hand guiding your steps. We call that hand God, and He always guides us according to His will.’


    ‘Second quality: now and then, I have to stop writing and use a sharpener. That makes the pencil suffer a little, but afterwards, he’s much sharper. So you, too, must learn to bear certain pains and sorrows, because they will make you a better person.


    ‘Third quality: the pencil always allows us to use an eraser to rub out any mistakes. This means that correcting something we did is not necessarily a bad thing; it helps to keep us on the road to justice.’


    ‘Fourth quality: what really matters in a pencil is not its wooden exterior, but the graphite inside. So always pay attention to what is happening inside you.’


    ‘Finally, the pencil’s fifth quality: it always leaves a mark. in just the same way, you should know that everything you do in life will leave a mark, so try to be conscious of that in your every action’.


    Parenting


      Be complete with imperfections

      Be complete with imperfections

      Be complete with imperfections

      When Valmiki completed his Ramayana, Narada wasn't impressed. 'It is good, but Hanuman's is better', he said.


      'Hanuman has written the Ramayana too!', Valmiki didn't like this at all, and wondered whose Ramayana was better. So he set out to find Hanuman.


      In Kadali-vana, grove of plantains, he found Ramayana inscribed on seven broad leaves of a banana tree.


      He read it and found it to be perfect. The most exquisite choice of grammar and vocabulary, metre and melody. He couldn't help himself. He started to cry.


      'Is it so bad?' asked Hanuman

      'No, it is so good', said Valmiki

      'Then why are you crying?' asked Hanuman.


      'Because after reading your Ramayana no one will read my Ramayana,' replied Valmiki.


      Hearing this Hanuman simply tore up the seven banana leaves stating " Now no one will ever read Hanuman's Ramayana.'"


      Hanuman said, 'You need your Ramayana more than I need mine. You wrote your Ramayana so that the world remembers Valmiki; I wrote my Ramayana so that I remember Ram.'


      *At that moment he realized how he had been consumed by the desire for validation through his work.*


      *He had not used the work to liberate himself from the fear of invalidation.*


      *He had not appreciated the essence of Ram's tale to unknot his mind.*


      *His Ramayana was a product of ambition; but Hanuman's Ramayana was a product of pure devotion & affection.*


      That's why Hanuman's Ramayana sounded so much better. Valmiki realized that "Greater than Ram...is the name of Ram!" (राम से बड़ा राम का नाम).


      *There are people like Hanuman who don't want to be famous. They just do their jobs and fulfill their purpose.*


      So let us not be like Valmiki, *thinking only our ''Ramayana" is the best.*


      *There are many unsung "Hanumans" too...in our life...your spouse, mother, father, friends....let's remember them and be grateful to all....*


      *Points to ponder :*


      *1. Which area of your life are you seeking validation ?*


      *2. Who are you seeking validation from ?*


      *3. Know that you are complete and perfect with all your imperfections!*


      Being simple is the key

      Being simple is the key

      Being simple is the key

      An engineer in a car manufacturing company designs a world class car. The owner is impressed with the outcome and praised him a lot. 


      While trying to bring out the car from the manufacturing area to the showroom, they realised that the car is few inches taller than the entrance.


      The engineer felt bad that he didn't notice this one before creating the car.


      The owner was amazed on how to take it outside of the manufacturing area.


      The painter said that they can bring out the car and there will be a few scratches on top of the car which could be touched up later on.


      The engineer said that they can break the entrance, take the car out, and later re-do it.


      The owner was not convinced with any ideas and felt like it is a bad sign to break or scratch 


      A Watchman was observing all the drama and slowly approached the owner.  He wanted to give an idea if they had no problem. 


      They wondered what this guy would tell them that the experts could not give.


      The watchman said "The car is only a few inches taller than the entrance so, simply release the air in the tyre, the height of the car will sink and can be easily taken out".


      Everyone clapped.


      Don't analyse the problems only from an expert point of view alone.


      There is always a layman's outlook that gives an alternate solution at a given point of time.


      Life issues are also the same.


      Many a times a friend's entrance door falls short by a few inches, we feel taller.


      Release some air (ego) and adjust the height.


      Think simple, do simple and live simple.

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