SONU SAHU

CHOICES ARE EVERYTHING. A key character in the Mahabharata story is Karna. The 'tragic hero' of the story. Without getting into the details of his origin story, it is important to know these things about Karna. He was widely considered to be an even more powerful warrior than Arjuna. Unlike the princes, he was brought up by a charioteer. His 'peasant' upbringing was made null & void by Duryodhana, who crowned Karna the King of Angas (modern-day Bengal). Since Duryodhana elevated Karna's status, Karna vowed to be a life long friend to him. Knowing fully well that Duryodhana was not an ethical human being. Karna, on the other hand, was noble and just. But in the Mahabharata war, an event which pitted good against evil... Karna chose the side of evil. Because of his past promises. Eventually, Karna is killed by Arjuna in the war. Without getting into the details of his death, here is a key lesson. Right before his soul leaves his body, Krish

Signs Proves You Are Lucky Signs Proves You Are Lucky. I’ve heard many people saying- I am too unlucky, my luck doesn’t support me, that person is rich because he is lucky, that person is not successful because he/she is unlucky, she always tops in the class- what a lucky girl, oh man he has such a cute girlfriend-what a lucky man. Like seriously, all of it happens because of luck. No, I don’t think so. I do believe that we create our own luck and lack of it. Luck depends on how quick we are towards the opportunity. How much desire, passion we have related to something. Luck depends on how open we are towards taking chances and how quick we are towards making decisions. Luck depends on our decisions and believes. If you always play safe, even after getting opportunities, still you stick to that same place, and later crib that you are unlucky, your friends are doing great compared to you, and all of it is happening because you are unlucky or because they are lucky. Then this attitude is

1. The princes are told to shoot the eye of a wooden bird that's placed on a tree. All the princes describe what they see, before they take their shot. They describe their surroundings. Only one prince describes JUST the eye. And hits the target. He was Arjuna. Moral : Focus. 2. 2 rivals - Arjuna & Duryodhana are asked by Krishna (Avatar of God) to choose between an ARMY or just HIM alone. Arjuna goes 1st and instantly selects Krishna. Duryodhana is ecstatic when he gets to choose the army. He eventually loses the war Moral : Victory is in God. 3. Karna is considered the GREATEST warrior amongst all. He is known for his nobility. But he sides with the "evil" clan due to past promises. He is killed by Arjuna in the war. His side loses. Moral : Your actions will decide your fate more than your character ever can. 4. On the battlefield, Arjuna is concerned about BATTLING his own family. He thinks it's bad karma. Kris

1. Self belief :  The boy Hanuman became Lord Hanuman when he trusted his own abilities and strengths. He didn't believe that he could fly across the sea, towards Lanka. He took a leap of faith and a deep breath of SELF BELIEF.  Eventually he became known as the God of STRENGTH AND PROTECTION. This story is a way of saying "Life long strength and protection arises from the seed of self confidence."  2. Strength : Hanumanji's divinity lies in his ever-lasting penance. He's known as the "bachelor" god or the god of abstinence (staying away from worldly pleasures like sex, alcohol, meat) Is "abstinence" the correct way a human should live his own life? Hell no. Go have sex, drink alcohol, eat non veg, do as you please. Hanumanji's abstinence represents the highest level of determination and strength.  If you ever feel like cutting off an evil from your life, you can withdraw inspiration from the monkey god! He is a symbol of mental