We appreciate the knowledge that our ancestors left for us, that not only gives us means and reasons to celebrate but at the same time does something for everyone’s well-being, that will keep mother nature healthy and happy for the generations to come. These festivals have a deeper meaning, and not just the celebratory part, that brings out The Good Around Us!
It is monsoon season in India, and this year, it is raining heavily, especially in Northern India. During the last week of June, our whole family was having a relaxing family time; sitting, talking, and drinking tea together. It is when my Grandma heard a sound. She asked if I also heard any strange sounds.
This ceremony finished at 10:30, after that Pandit Ji told us that no one will go outside the village and will be able to go tomorrow only after Bhandara, the big feast. On the 3rd day, then in the last comes the turn of sacrifice…
The work of the team is to visit these naturally beautiful places where people visit, clean the garbage, and make people aware of cleanliness, especially the option to Recycle the waste instead of putting them in the landfill.
We all are very happy for him. Many best wishes to Sachin from us and all his coaching students. They only say one thing, always respect your parents and never stop working hard. The one who works hard will get success soon.
Recently, a camp was set up in our Herbertpur Dhakrani area. Many parents were involved there, they liked it all very much and it was very educational for me as well. When Rinki told me about her work, I felt very proud that she is doing such a good job and I congratulate them for making efforts toward betterment of the society.
Today my plants are healthy and blooming, making me feel super excited every time I am near them and making me feel accomplished as I am now able to take care of them. Plants and caring for them gives me peace and happiness, and by the nature of the plants, they’re good for our environment too..
These three souls along with their volunteers are lighting up the world, and when possible, we should help animals when they are in trouble or hurt, if we can’t directly help someone, request help from such non-profit organizations that are dedicating their time and efforts for the sole purpose of helping out animals in need. Remember, what you sow is what you reap.
It is also written in Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji (कुदरत पवन पानी बैसंतर कुदरत धरती खाक) which means that “By his power, wind, water, and fire exist; by his power earth and dust exists (सब तेरी कुदरत तू कदर करता पाकी नई पाक) Everything is in your power, lord; You are the all-powerful creator, your name is the holiest of the holy.
