Sabse Bada Tera Naam O Sheronwali

Aarti Ambe Tu Hai Jagdambe Kali

mera aap ki kripa se- by Pratik Purohit.wmv

Patavaar ke bina hi meri naav chal rahi hai
Bin maange ae kanhaiya, har cheez mil rahi hai
Ab kya bataun mohan, aaraam ho raha hai

Meri zindagi mein tum ho, kis baat ki kami hai
mujhe aur ab kisi ki, parwah bhi nahi hai
teri badolaton se, sab kaam ho raha

Dunia mein honge lakhon, tere jaisa kon hoga
tujh jaisa banda parwar, bhala aisa kon hoga
thama hai tera daaman, aaraam ho raha hai.

Mera aap ki kripa se, sab kaam ho raha hai.
Karte ho tum kanhaiya, mera naam ho raha hai.

Hanuman Chalisa Full

The Lord's Prayer (school)

Prayer

Pray: "Lord, please help me to change. Show me the root of my problems and how to get over it. I want positive changes in my life."

Mera aap ki kripa se...

http://www.infodarpan.com/krishna-bhajans/984-mera-aapki-kripa-se.html

Mangalwaar Hanumaanji verse

Aaj mangalwaar hai,
Mahaveer ka waar hai,
Sachhe mann se jo koi dhyaave,
Uska beda paar hai.

Prayer before meals

Thank you for the world so sweet.

Thank you for the food we eat.

Thank you for the birds that sing.

Thank you God for everything.

Living Self-Mastery (Verse 33, Tao Te Ching, Lao-tzu)

One who understands others has knowledge;
one who understands himself has wisdom.
Mastering others requires force;
mastering the self needs strength.

If you realize that you have enough,
you are truly rich.

One who gives himself to his position
surely lives long.
One who gives himself to the Tao
surely lives forever.

Dave Bilbrough, Abba Father...

Abba Father, let me be
Yours and Yours alone.
May my will forever be
Evermore Your own.
Never let my heart grow cold,
Never let me go.
Abba Father, let me be
Yours and Yours alone.

Living Your Own Utopia (Verse 80, Tao Te Ching, Lao-tzu)

Imagine a small country with few people.
They have weapons and do not employ them;
they enjoy the labor of their hands
and do not waste time inventing laborsaving machines.

They take death seriously and do not travel far.
Since they dearly love their homes,
they are not interested in travel.
Although they have boats and carriages,
no one uses them.

They are content with healthy food,
pleased with useful clothing,
satisfied in snug homes,
and protective of their way of life.

Although they live within sight of their neighbours,
and crowing cocks and barking dogs can be
heard across the way,
they leave each other in peace
while they grow old and die.

Living Softly (Verse 43, Tao Te Ching, Lao-tzu)

The softest of all things
overrides the hardest of all things.
That without substance enters where there is no space.
Hence I know the value of nonaction.

Teaching without words,
performing without actions-
few in the world can grasp it-
that is the master's way.
Rare indeed are those
who obtain the bounty of this world.

Living by Knowing When to Stop (Verse 44, Tao Te Ching, Lao-tzu, Top 3)

Which means more to you,
you or your renown?
Which brings more to you,
you or what you own?
I say what you gain
is more trouble than what you lose.

Love is the fruit of sacrifice.
Wealth is the fruit of generosity.

A contented man is never disappointed.
He who knows when to stop is preserved from peril,
only thus can you endure long.

Morning Prayer

There are so many things I take for granted. May I not ignore them today.

Just for today, help me, God, to remember that my life is a gift, that my health is a blessing, that this new day is filled with awesome potential, that I have the capacity to bring something wholly new and unique and good into this world.

Just for today, help me, God, to remember to be kind and patient to the people who love me, and to those who work with me too. Teach me to see all the beauty that I so often ignore, and to listen to the silent longing of my own soul.

Just for today, help me, God, to remember You.

Let this be a good day, God, full of joy and love.

Amen.

Prayer_strength

You have blessed me with many gifts, God, but I know it is my task to realize them. May I never underestimate my potential, may I never lose hope. May I find the strength to strive for better, the courage to be different, the energy to give all that I have to offer.
Amen.

Living without Excess (Verse 24, Tao Te Ching, Lao-tzu)

If you stand on tiptoe, you cannot stand firmly.
If you take long steps, you cannot walk far.

Showing off does not reveal enlightenment.
Boasting will not produce accomplishment.
He who is self-righteous is not respected.
He who brags will not endure.

All these ways of acting are odious, distasteful.
They are superfluous excesses.
They are like a pain in the stomach,
a tumor  in the body.

When walking the path of the Tao,
this is the very stuff that must be
uprooted, thrown out, and left behind.

Living Humility (Verse 9, Tao Te Ching, Lao-tzu)

To keep on filling
is not as good as stopping.
Overfilled, the cupped hands drip,
better to stop pouring.

Sharpen a blade too much
and its edge will soon be lost.
Fill your house with jade and gold
and it brings insecurity.
Puff yourself with honor and pride
and no one can save you from a fall.

Retire when the work is done;
this is the way of heaven.

Living by Decreasing (Verse 48, Tao Te Ching, Lao-tzu)

Learning consists of daily accumulating.
The practice of Tao consists of daily diminishing;
decreasing and decreasing, until doing nothing.
When nothing is done, nothing is left undone.

True mastery can be gained
by letting things go their own way.
It cannot be gained by interfering.

Sufi Abu Hashim Madani, There is only...

There is only one virtue      
and one sin for a soul on the path:
virtue when he is conscious of God           
and sin when he is not.