Unstoppable Victory

 True greatness lies in being kind, the truest wisdom lies in a happy mind. Every act of kindness that you do today returns to you in a rewarding way. You must invest in great deeds. Shower as many favours as you can on whomsoever you meet and your life's pocket will always overflow with blessed rewards. When you are good and kind to others you feel ecstasy. If you going to help never expect something in return while passing a favour to someone. Helping and serving others will make our life meaningful and complete. While doing the act of kindness you will feel yourself full of gusto and enthusiasm. Here is a story about kindness. Let's read ---------               A Glass Of Milk One day a poor boy was selling clothes from door to door to pay for his education. He realised that he had only ten cents left in his pocket. He was hungry and so decided to ask for some food at the next house that came to. A beautiful young woman opened the door. But instead of a meal, the boy ask

   The world in which we live is a creation of God and so nothing out here can ever be imperfect. God our heavenly father has created the world and takes full care to protect, love and guide us. Everything is unique and holds a special value in its place. Let me tell you a story about the perfection in imperfect---- Once a water bearer had two large pots, each hung on the ends of a rod that he carried across his neck. One of the pots had a crack in it, while the other pot was perfect and always delivered a full portion of water.      At the end of the long walk from the stream to the house, the crack arrived only half full. This continued for two years daily, and the bearer could deliver only one and a half pots full of water to his house. At this, the perfect pot became proud of its accomplishments. And the poor cracked pot was ashamed of its imperfection. It was miserable that it was able to accomplish only half of its duties. One day as the water bearer took both the pots to the str

Arjuna asked Krishna, 'Why Karna has a better liberality mindset than me?' Krishna showed a mountain of gold and asked Arjuna to give it to people in a single day. Arjuna went to the mountain and broke the mountain rock by rock to give to the people. It took him several days to complete it. Now, the same task was allocated to Karna. He gave all the people the required tools to break the mountain. He asked people to break the mountain and take whatever they wished. Everyone gathered and hit the mountain. They took away what they wanted and in a few hours, the entire mountain had vanished. Krishna told Arjuna, 'You want everything to be done by you. That is why it took you several days. You determined how much to be given. You didn't use teamwork and the required tools to break the mountain. Wanted credit for what you are doing. But Karna's aim was only to break the mountain in a day and distribute it to the people. He used teamwork and required tools and never claime