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Kumar Mangalam Birla shared... The Shloka that gave him Strength during his Toughest times. "शनैः पन्थाः शनैः कन्था शनैः पर्वतमस्तके । शनैः विद्या शनैः वित्तं पञ्चैतानि शनैः शनैः ॥" Slowly the journey reaches its end,it takes time to become a Yogi. Climbing a mountain or acquiring knowledge or obtaining... show more

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शनैः पंथाः शनैः कन्था शनैः पर्वत मस्तकम् । शनैः विद्या शनैः वित्तम् पञ्चैतानि शनैः शनैः ॥ Great things take time. Industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla shares the ancient Sanskrit wisdom that guides his philosophy on success

शनैः पंथाः शनैः कन्था शनैः पर्वत मस्तकम् । शनैः विद्या शनैः वित्तम् पञ्चैतानि शनैः शनैः ॥ Great things take time. Industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla shares the ancient Sanskrit wisdom that guides his philosophy on success

Tehxi

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During today’s fancall, a fan asked Yuna to guess how many times they had met this year. 🐰: This year, maybe the sixth time or fifth time? 🐰: Ten times??! 😯 The fan reminded Yuna that when they first met, they gave her a school uniform and had continued wearing it to school ever since. They also shared that they had been accepted into one of the top high schools in Shenzhen. Yuna congratulated them.

During today’s fancall, a fan asked Yuna to guess how many times they had met this year. 🐰: This year, maybe the sixth time or fifth time? 🐰: Ten times??! 😯 The fan reminded Yuna that when they first met, they gave her a school uniform and had continued wearing it to school ever since. They also shared that they had been accepted into one of the top high schools in Shenzhen. Yuna congratulated them.

YUNA BASE

11,764 views • 3 days ago

Giants edge rusher Brian Burns on Patriots quarterback Drake Maye Per: SNY Giants "I feel like, at times, he's so caught up in making the right play or getting so caught up in his routes downfield, he just forgets about somewhat of who's rushing him, if that makes sense. It could be a bad thing, it could be a good thing. What I mean by poised is that he takes his time, he makes the right reads and he tries to make the right play. It can also bite you in the butt at a certain amount of times”

Giants edge rusher Brian Burns on Patriots quarterback Drake Maye Per: SNY Giants "I feel like, at times, he's so caught up in making the right play or getting so caught up in his routes downfield, he just forgets about somewhat of who's rushing him, if that makes sense. It could be a bad thing, it could be a good thing. What I mean by poised is that he takes his time, he makes the right reads and he tries to make the right play. It can also bite you in the butt at a certain amount of times”

Savage

424,747 views • 9 months ago

Every country has its own amount of freedom, which is higher for some and lower for others. Some inherited it. Others fight for it. But, regardless of the country, freedom is never free. It must be protected at all times. There must be an understanding of what empowers freedom. Freedom should also be backed up by guarantees. In today’s conversation with Dutch students, I emphasised that there should never be a time when a country loses its freedom. The same is true for every person. To be free, one must comprehend what gives him or her the strength to be free.

Every country has its own amount of freedom, which is higher for some and lower for others. Some inherited it. Others fight for it. But, regardless of the country, freedom is never free. It must be protected at all times. There must be an understanding of what empowers freedom. Freedom should also be backed up by guarantees. In today’s conversation with Dutch students, I emphasised that there should never be a time when a country loses its freedom. The same is true for every person. To be free, one must comprehend what gives him or her the strength to be free.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

535,112 views • 3 years ago

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa: In its natural course, a national renaissance takes about 20 to 25 years before its full results become visible. When we talk about Singapore, Rwanda today, Türkiye, or even the Gulf Cooperation Council countries—every country that has achieved this kind of success took time. It took around 20 to 25 years. But that doesn't mean we have to wait 20 years before we see change in Syria. What matters is that the trajectory is upward. Progress should become visible gradually. Every month there should be something new. Every two months there should be another achievement. These gains accumulate over time until we reach a new stage. Then Syria will become comparable to—perhaps even surpass—many of these successful models.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa: In its natural course, a national renaissance takes about 20 to 25 years before its full results become visible. When we talk about Singapore, Rwanda today, Türkiye, or even the Gulf Cooperation Council countries—every country that has achieved this kind of success took time. It took around 20 to 25 years. But that doesn't mean we have to wait 20 years before we see change in Syria. What matters is that the trajectory is upward. Progress should become visible gradually. Every month there should be something new. Every two months there should be another achievement. These gains accumulate over time until we reach a new stage. Then Syria will become comparable to—perhaps even surpass—many of these successful models.

Clash Report

242,220 views • 1 month ago

Have you ever come across men or women wearing coins on their arms, wrapped up in a piece of cloth and wondered what it is? This practice, followed by Muslims from many schools of thought, is associated with the story of Imam Ali Reza, whose shrine is in Mashad, Iran. Imam Reza is also know as Imam-e-Zamin. Learn why this honorific title belongs to him and find out what lies at the root of the Imam Zamin, which is tied to the upper arm of a traveller or a newlywed. There are many stories about how this practice originated. It begins during the life of Imam Ali Reza who was alive during the reign of the Caliph Ma'moun. The time period of Imam Ali Reza's life marked the start of the practice of "Imam-e-Zamin". It became customary for people at this time to take the coin that had his name on it and wrap it around their arms when travelling. It was believed that when a person travelled with the Imam's name, he would also be protected by the Imam's blessings on his journey. When a person arrived safely at their destination, they would take the coin and give it away as sadaqah or charity, in the name of the Imam Zamin. The practice of Imam Zamin has this name ( the trilateral root za-ma-na in Arabic means to be responsible for, vouch for or guarantee) because it relates to him, the protector who guarantees a safe journey. Another story of its origin is that it started when there was a ban on visiting the grave of Imam Hussein, issued by Harun al-Rashid (an Abbasid ruler and father to Ma'moun). However, this was brought to an end by Imam Ali Reza. Ma'moun implemented a condition that anyone wishing to go to Karbala to pay respects to Imam Hussein had to obtain Imam Reza's personal guarantee. The Imam gave this guarantee to everyone who sought it, establishing the honorific Imam Zamin, the Imam who is a guarantor. Narrated by: Ali Khan Mahmudabad

Have you ever come across men or women wearing coins on their arms, wrapped up in a piece of cloth and wondered what it is? This practice, followed by Muslims from many schools of thought, is associated with the story of Imam Ali Reza, whose shrine is in Mashad, Iran. Imam Reza is also know as Imam-e-Zamin. Learn why this honorific title belongs to him and find out what lies at the root of the Imam Zamin, which is tied to the upper arm of a traveller or a newlywed. There are many stories about how this practice originated. It begins during the life of Imam Ali Reza who was alive during the reign of the Caliph Ma'moun. The time period of Imam Ali Reza's life marked the start of the practice of "Imam-e-Zamin". It became customary for people at this time to take the coin that had his name on it and wrap it around their arms when travelling. It was believed that when a person travelled with the Imam's name, he would also be protected by the Imam's blessings on his journey. When a person arrived safely at their destination, they would take the coin and give it away as sadaqah or charity, in the name of the Imam Zamin. The practice of Imam Zamin has this name ( the trilateral root za-ma-na in Arabic means to be responsible for, vouch for or guarantee) because it relates to him, the protector who guarantees a safe journey. Another story of its origin is that it started when there was a ban on visiting the grave of Imam Hussein, issued by Harun al-Rashid (an Abbasid ruler and father to Ma'moun). However, this was brought to an end by Imam Ali Reza. Ma'moun implemented a condition that anyone wishing to go to Karbala to pay respects to Imam Hussein had to obtain Imam Reza's personal guarantee. The Imam gave this guarantee to everyone who sought it, establishing the honorific Imam Zamin, the Imam who is a guarantor. Narrated by: Ali Khan Mahmudabad

Maroof | Heritage, Storyteller

59,457 views • 3 years ago

Does anyone have any idea what possible sense there is in all this carry-on during the offertory? Now, one can perhaps accept having a card reader by the candles or at the back of the church: it is undoubtedly convenient and, given that people no longer tend to carry cash, one has to adapt. But doing this for all the faithful during the offertory is absurd. It wastes time and takes away from the sacredness of the liturgy. It is well known that Mauro Gambetti would do anything to rake in money. Perhaps, however, it would be better to have the faithful make their donations at other times. Before or after Mass, surely? Difficult concepts for someone who would not even want to celebrate Mass in the first place.

Does anyone have any idea what possible sense there is in all this carry-on during the offertory? Now, one can perhaps accept having a card reader by the candles or at the back of the church: it is undoubtedly convenient and, given that people no longer tend to carry cash, one has to adapt. But doing this for all the faithful during the offertory is absurd. It wastes time and takes away from the sacredness of the liturgy. It is well known that Mauro Gambetti would do anything to rake in money. Perhaps, however, it would be better to have the faithful make their donations at other times. Before or after Mass, surely? Difficult concepts for someone who would not even want to celebrate Mass in the first place.

Silere non possum

33,143 views • 3 months ago

It was last year in April while we were working for the relief & rehabilitation at #Khargone & #Sendhwa that I received this unexpected call. It was Asaduddin Owaisi sb who called to enquire about the situation there. Over almost a months time, we talked on many occasions. I briefed him about the relief works we were doing there & he shared the works by AIMIM team. His team worked with many survivors of violence & communal demolition at Khargone & Sendhwa. In the #Haldwani demolition that was later stayed by the court, we also talked about the legal approach and other mitigations. In past 10 days, while working with the #Nuh relief works, he has called me many a times and not just a call, his team is working with some relief works. Every time I talk to him, I feel the same pain in his voice as if he is there with the survivors and seen things through his eyes. It is beyond any doubt that he is one of the finest & bravest political leader of our times. One may criticise him or disagree with him but it is impossible to be like Asaduddin Owaisi sb.

It was last year in April while we were working for the relief & rehabilitation at #Khargone & #Sendhwa that I received this unexpected call. It was Asaduddin Owaisi sb who called to enquire about the situation there. Over almost a months time, we talked on many occasions. I briefed him about the relief works we were doing there & he shared the works by AIMIM team. His team worked with many survivors of violence & communal demolition at Khargone & Sendhwa. In the #Haldwani demolition that was later stayed by the court, we also talked about the legal approach and other mitigations. In past 10 days, while working with the #Nuh relief works, he has called me many a times and not just a call, his team is working with some relief works. Every time I talk to him, I feel the same pain in his voice as if he is there with the survivors and seen things through his eyes. It is beyond any doubt that he is one of the finest & bravest political leader of our times. One may criticise him or disagree with him but it is impossible to be like Asaduddin Owaisi sb.

Aasif Mujtaba

229,950 views • 3 years ago

I believe that the mind can destroy a person with bad words. The hand is also a bad weapon. The hand picks up the gun or a sharp weapon to kill another. After all, weapons cannot move by themselves. Our high school in the 60's had a gun range on the school campus for the ROTC.The criminal's you protect are where all the gun violence is coming from, my gun's aren't going anywhere! She wants our guns but doesn’t want trump to stop Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon? Ironic isn’t it? Love this man. I met him a couple of years ago and he is very smart and says it like it is. Nice show,, waist of Time and Taxpayer Money, nothing comes from it, rarely are the crooked prosecuted or the money recovered...

I believe that the mind can destroy a person with bad words. The hand is also a bad weapon. The hand picks up the gun or a sharp weapon to kill another. After all, weapons cannot move by themselves. Our high school in the 60's had a gun range on the school campus for the ROTC.The criminal's you protect are where all the gun violence is coming from, my gun's aren't going anywhere! She wants our guns but doesn’t want trump to stop Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon? Ironic isn’t it? Love this man. I met him a couple of years ago and he is very smart and says it like it is. Nice show,, waist of Time and Taxpayer Money, nothing comes from it, rarely are the crooked prosecuted or the money recovered...

DAWN IVEY💐😊

16,588 views • 4 months ago

Picture this: Donald Trump, a billionaire who built his own fortune, could be spending most of his time with his love ones, enjoying golf every day, or making even more money. But instead, he gave it up, not for more power, fame, or cash that he already has plenty of. Despite constant hate, insults, smears, and even assassination attempts, he keeps going. He fights a broken political system, always putting America first. Plus, he donates his entire presidential salary back to the country. For the haters, just think: what drives a man who has absolutely everything to face this nightmare for a country that attacked him? This is real sacrifice because he truly loves America and its people.

Picture this: Donald Trump, a billionaire who built his own fortune, could be spending most of his time with his love ones, enjoying golf every day, or making even more money. But instead, he gave it up, not for more power, fame, or cash that he already has plenty of. Despite constant hate, insults, smears, and even assassination attempts, he keeps going. He fights a broken political system, always putting America first. Plus, he donates his entire presidential salary back to the country. For the haters, just think: what drives a man who has absolutely everything to face this nightmare for a country that attacked him? This is real sacrifice because he truly loves America and its people.

ꪻꫝể ꪻꫝể

182,553 views • 9 months ago

This news is really heartbreaking. I keep thinking about when he shared that in his family, no one has ever passed the age of 45 and it’s such a painful reality to carry. Hearing now that his brother has also passed just a few days ago makes it even heavier. My heart goes out to him and his entire family during this difficult time. I pray God gives them strength, comfort, and peace, and may his brother’s soul rest in perfect peace.

This news is really heartbreaking. I keep thinking about when he shared that in his family, no one has ever passed the age of 45 and it’s such a painful reality to carry. Hearing now that his brother has also passed just a few days ago makes it even heavier. My heart goes out to him and his entire family during this difficult time. I pray God gives them strength, comfort, and peace, and may his brother’s soul rest in perfect peace.

🎙OLUOMO OF DERBY 🇳🇬 🇬🇧🇬🇭 🇿🇼

86,664 views • 2 months ago

Donald Trump, "The leader of the UK reform party who by the way did really well in that last election" "I've been his friend for a long time. I wasn't sure. Am I supposed to be his friend or not. It never mattered to me if he did well. I always liked him" "But its easier to like him when he got the kind of votes that he got. He took it by storm and they say he's going to do even better this time" 'Nigel Farage" "Where is Nigel Farage" "Thank you Nigel" "Thank you" "What a great guy"

Donald Trump, "The leader of the UK reform party who by the way did really well in that last election" "I've been his friend for a long time. I wasn't sure. Am I supposed to be his friend or not. It never mattered to me if he did well. I always liked him" "But its easier to like him when he got the kind of votes that he got. He took it by storm and they say he's going to do even better this time" 'Nigel Farage" "Where is Nigel Farage" "Thank you Nigel" "Thank you" "What a great guy"

Farrukh

518,704 views • 1 year ago

It feels quite shallow for an actor like #ShahidKapoor to say, “Aapke bolne ki aukat honi chahiye tabhi munh kholna chahiye.” An audience that spends its time and money on your film absolutely has the right to criticise it. No one specifically targeted Shahid after #ORomeo — the general consensus was simply that the film didn’t work. As an artist, valuing audience feedback is part of the journey. Trolling is something #VarunDhawan also faced during #Border2 promotions, but his confidence in his craft helped him turn that negativity into appreciation. Maybe this is a moment for introspection.

It feels quite shallow for an actor like #ShahidKapoor to say, “Aapke bolne ki aukat honi chahiye tabhi munh kholna chahiye.” An audience that spends its time and money on your film absolutely has the right to criticise it. No one specifically targeted Shahid after #ORomeo — the general consensus was simply that the film didn’t work. As an artist, valuing audience feedback is part of the journey. Trolling is something #VarunDhawan also faced during #Border2 promotions, but his confidence in his craft helped him turn that negativity into appreciation. Maybe this is a moment for introspection.

Bollywood Talkies

753,153 views • 6 months ago

#WATCH | Chennai, Tamil Nadu: Sabareeswaran, son of a power loom weaver, cleared the UPSC exam this year in his 8th attempt. Sharing his journey, he says, "...This is my 8th attempt, and this year, I cleared the exam with an All India Rank of 700. My father is a power loom weaver, and my mother is a homemaker. With their hard work, hope, perseverance, and my own efforts, everything bore fruit in the end... I had a lot of knowledge gaps and faced many problems along the way. Slowly, I worked to improve myself, both in terms of knowledge and personality... Every time I cleared the prelims, I failed in the mains. Last year, I even appeared for the interview, but I missed it by 2 marks. During that time, my mom and dad motivated me a lot. They told me not to lose my confidence and to give one more attempt. They promised that next year, we would celebrate our success. This time, my mom became a true source of inspiration for me, and I’m so happy for them..." (11.03)

#WATCH | Chennai, Tamil Nadu: Sabareeswaran, son of a power loom weaver, cleared the UPSC exam this year in his 8th attempt. Sharing his journey, he says, "...This is my 8th attempt, and this year, I cleared the exam with an All India Rank of 700. My father is a power loom weaver, and my mother is a homemaker. With their hard work, hope, perseverance, and my own efforts, everything bore fruit in the end... I had a lot of knowledge gaps and faced many problems along the way. Slowly, I worked to improve myself, both in terms of knowledge and personality... Every time I cleared the prelims, I failed in the mains. Last year, I even appeared for the interview, but I missed it by 2 marks. During that time, my mom and dad motivated me a lot. They told me not to lose my confidence and to give one more attempt. They promised that next year, we would celebrate our success. This time, my mom became a true source of inspiration for me, and I’m so happy for them..." (11.03)

ANI

139,452 views • 5 months ago

UPDATE: Times Square Brutal Stabbing According to a family member, the suspect in the Times Square stabbing had eight open cases at the time, with four of those involving alleged stabbings and robberies. It is also being reported that after stabbing and killing a man who was sleeping in the Times Square area, the suspect went on to stab another person either the same night or the following night. During court proceedings, the suspect was seen on camera showing no remorse. By Leeroy Johnson For licensing email viralnewsnyc@gmail.com

UPDATE: Times Square Brutal Stabbing According to a family member, the suspect in the Times Square stabbing had eight open cases at the time, with four of those involving alleged stabbings and robberies. It is also being reported that after stabbing and killing a man who was sleeping in the Times Square area, the suspect went on to stab another person either the same night or the following night. During court proceedings, the suspect was seen on camera showing no remorse. By Leeroy Johnson For licensing email [email protected]

Viral News NYC

36,491 views • 3 months ago

Unelected bureaucrat Charlotte Owen's maiden speech in the House of Lords, "Its has been quite the journey getting to this moment.. A peerage is both an honour and a responsibility.. We live in a time of great change.. It is a confusing time" "I must also thank the former Prime Minister Boris Johnson who put a great deal of trust in me. And I will be forever grateful not only for this, but his kindness and encouragement. I feel immensely privileged to have worked with him during my time an No 10" "I was delighted that his commitment to delivering the Brexit referendum result. His optimism. His vision for levelling up the country. And for ensuring that life chances are fairly distributed. Resulted in the seismic election victory of 2019" "Levelling up was a live and well decades ago"

Unelected bureaucrat Charlotte Owen's maiden speech in the House of Lords, "Its has been quite the journey getting to this moment.. A peerage is both an honour and a responsibility.. We live in a time of great change.. It is a confusing time" "I must also thank the former Prime Minister Boris Johnson who put a great deal of trust in me. And I will be forever grateful not only for this, but his kindness and encouragement. I feel immensely privileged to have worked with him during my time an No 10" "I was delighted that his commitment to delivering the Brexit referendum result. His optimism. His vision for levelling up the country. And for ensuring that life chances are fairly distributed. Resulted in the seismic election victory of 2019" "Levelling up was a live and well decades ago"

Farrukh

3,721,470 views • 2 years ago

p'woody: recently i saw you pick him up at the university. what is it like? 🥥: he takes me to watch concert. 🪐: we go to watch. because i want to give it to him. and we haven't seen each other in a long time. i want him to go capture his feeling at the concert. we are also artists or musicians. we like to be in that mass. and barcode might not be in that group. and it's been a long time since he's come to relax like this. from studying because, this period some people study hard. 🥥: during that time i was also filming a series, so it's both hard. sometimes we have to take a leave of absence. OMG THEIR RAW HONESTY HERE 🥹❤🤍 studying and filming a series at the same time exhausted barcode, so jeff took it upon him to make barcode as relaxed and comfortable as possible by taking him to concerts, to help him reconnect with his feelings, with the world. jeff always thinks of his wellbeing, always includes him, to make him feel safe and happy. 🥹 YOUR HONOR THIS IS TOO MUCH FOR MY FRAGILE HEART!!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭 #วอดอวอแวXJeffSatur #JeffBarcode

p'woody: recently i saw you pick him up at the university. what is it like? 🥥: he takes me to watch concert. 🪐: we go to watch. because i want to give it to him. and we haven't seen each other in a long time. i want him to go capture his feeling at the concert. we are also artists or musicians. we like to be in that mass. and barcode might not be in that group. and it's been a long time since he's come to relax like this. from studying because, this period some people study hard. 🥥: during that time i was also filming a series, so it's both hard. sometimes we have to take a leave of absence. OMG THEIR RAW HONESTY HERE 🥹❤🤍 studying and filming a series at the same time exhausted barcode, so jeff took it upon him to make barcode as relaxed and comfortable as possible by taking him to concerts, to help him reconnect with his feelings, with the world. jeff always thinks of his wellbeing, always includes him, to make him feel safe and happy. 🥹 YOUR HONOR THIS IS TOO MUCH FOR MY FRAGILE HEART!!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭 #วอดอวอแวXJeffSatur #JeffBarcode

B🪐 | JBC🌻 JS🥑🌊

11,598 views • 2 years ago