Prayer

  When Saint Ramdas used to pray, his lips never moved. Once his disciples asked, 'If we pray, then our Lips move, your lips don't move? You stand like a stone statue. What are you saying, mind?  Even if something is said from inside, a little vibration comes on the lips. The sense of thought also comes to mind, but from your face Nothing was evident at all. Saint Ramdas ji said, I once passed through the capital and found both the king and the beggar standing in front of the palace. The beggar was just standing there. His clothes were torn. It would be better to call them rags. He was weak, his body was shabby. Looking at it, it seemed as if he had not had food for many days. The body had dried up and become a thorn. Only the eyes were shining on the face. Wondering how he was able to stand. The emperor said to him, 'Say, what do you want?'

 The beggar said, 'If from me standing at your door If my demand is not known, then there is no need to say. I'm standing at the door, look at me. Being mine is my prayer.

  Saint Ramdas ji further said, I liked this thing. For me, the king is my god. I stopped saying anything from that day. I am standing at the door of God. He will see. What should I say And what do i need to say? If my position cannot say anything, what can my words say? If that God cannot understand my condition, then how will he understand my words? Me being there is enough, my being in front of him is just a prayer.' The disciples had learned an important lesson.

  Lesson of life

It was the birthday of a king. When he went out for a walk in the morning, he decided that he would make the first person he met on the way completely happy and satisfied today. He found a beggar. When the beggar begged the king, the king threw a copper coin towards the beggar. The coin left the beggar's hand and fell into the drain. The beggar put his hand in the drain and started searching for a copper coin. The king called him and gave him another copper coin. The beggar happily, He kept the coin in his pocket and went back to find the coin that had fallen in the drain. The king felt that the beggar was very poor. He called the beggar again and gave him a silver coin. While cheering the king, the beggar kept the silver coin and then started searching for the copper coin in the drain. The king called him again and now gave a gold coin to the beggar. The beggar jumped with joy and ran back and started extending his hand towards the drain. The king felt very bad. He remembered the thing, decided by himself that the person he met first should be happy and happy today. To satisfy. He called the beggar again and said that I give you half of my kingdom. Now be happy and satisfied. The beggar said, "Government! I will be happy and satisfied only when I get the copper coin that fell in the drain." Our condition is also like that of a beggar. God has given us a precious treasure in the form of human being and forgetting it, we are wasting our lives to extract copper coins from the drain of the world. If we use this precious human life properly, then our Life will be blessed. 

  Three rules

 1. No matter how confident and happy one may seem, but such moments happen in everyone's life. When they feel broken and insecure. We are not alone in our struggle. We are humans, not machines.

 2. What we do shows more than what we say. Stop being influenced by words only. You are even if you say something to the world, Your work tells your importance and thinking. Our actions only tell what we want.

3.  Life is a school. Author Shawna Nyquist says, 'When everything is right, thank life and celebrate it. And when something bad happens, then express gratitude to life and move forward after learning a lesson.