A look at Delhi’s Cultural and Traditional Places

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June 4, 2016

A look at Delhi’s Cultural and Traditional Places

Delhi is a cosmopolitan city and people from all parts of the country live here and embrace new ideas and lifestyle. Delhi doesn’t have its own culture but is influenced by the people of different cultures living here. From time immemorial Delhi has witnessed the pomp of different traditions and cultures and was the center of attraction for prominent people. Delhi has a rich history of cultural places. Take a look:-

Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib

Sikh history in delhi is prominent. Sis Ganj Sahib, is one of the nine historical gurdwaras in Delhi, situated in Chandni Chowk in Old Delhi.

Built in 1783, it marks the site where the ninth Sikh Guru, Guru Tegh Bahadur was beheaded on the orders of the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb, on 11 November 1675 for refusing to convert to Islam.

Also, it has a small museum which will give you a brief about the Sikh history. So go and seek blessings.

The Red Fort

The name is enough to storm a sense of Mughal Dynasty. This enormous palace was the residence of the Mughal emperor for nearly 200 years and was Constructed in 1648 by the fifth Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. This place takes you back to the fifteenth century and you can imagine how a society of Kings and Queens would function.

The Rail Museum

It opened on the 1 February 1977, and focuses on the rail heritage of India. It has Diesel Simulator, Steam Simulator, Coach Simulator and one can enjoy a ride on these. It also has some historical rails and engine like Patiala State Monorail Trainways and Fire engine.

Hauz Khas Village

This is one place in Delhi where you can see history and emergence of modern lifestyle together. It consists the Hauz Khas Lake or Royal Tank, a mosque and a tomb, all from the time of the Khilji Dynasty to designer boutiques of fashion designer like Bina Ramani to restaurants, bars, pubs and cafes.

Dilli Haat

Dilli Haat is a traditional permanent market run by Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation (DTTDC) and was opened in March 1994. Dilli Haat has become a venue of crafts, music, dance and cultural festivals. Also, the stalls have the authentic wares from all around the country.

International Doll’s Museum

Set up by K. Shankar Pillai, a political cartoonist,the Museum has a large collection of dolls consisting of gifts from Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and many more national and international prominent figures. It consists dolls from UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand to Asian countries, Middle East, Africa and India.

Chittaranjan Park

C R Park is home to a large Bengali community and so is also known as mini-bengal. It is is home to Kolkata-style street-food stalls,Bengali cuisine, fish markets, temples and cultural centers to the famous Durga puja which is celebrated here with great enthusiasm. Go and enjoy a puja at Chittaranjan Park Kali Mandir.

Sacred Heart Cathedral

It is one of the oldest Church buildings in New Delhi and its construction began in 1930. It is a Roman Catholic cathedral belonging to the Latin Rite. Go and take a glance at the architecture and furniture of the Church.

Chhatarpur Temple

Dedicated to Goddess Katyayani, this is the second largest temple complex in India. The architecture is mind-blowing and is totally constructed from marble and on all the facets there is jaali(perforated stone or latticed screen) work. So take a look at this marvelous and beautiful temple and rejoice the ringing bells of the Aarti.

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Fat is NOT EVIL!

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Sakshi Malhotra

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June 3, 2016

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Have you been body shamed time and again? Do you feel bad about your body not because you don’t like it but because the society has made you hate your body? Do you feel bad about yourself when you are constantly reminded by people around you that you don’t match the definition of ‘being beautiful’ that has been established by the society? Do you feel nobody likes you because of your weight and the mere thought of ending up alone or turning into a spinster makes you go hard on yourself? Do you feel that when people call you ‘fat’, it is no longer used as a descriptive word but rather as a belittling diction that makes you hate your own self? Then this poem, is a must read for you.

When being called fat no longer remains mere description.
When the word transforms into a belittling diction.
When you can either be fat or beautiful.
When a glance in the mirror becomes dreadful.
When numbers hover around your mind incessantly.
When consuming your favorite cupcake makes you guilty.
When starvation doesn’t scare you but being full does.
When every bite makes you squeal a curse.
When you rely on only liquids to cease the growling of your stomach.
When abjuring the sight of food causes much trouble.
Ask.
Ask all those who shame your body.
How many bites are too much?
How much waist size makes me plump?
How much space am I allowed to occupy?
How many comments am I supposed to deny?
And then,embrace.
Embrace your body the way it is.
Don’t let the comments of people terrify you.
There is nothing wrong in being a pioneer to break this taboo.
Wear a bikini if it gives you delight.
Gnaw at your favorite cupcakes from seven to nine.
Post pictures on facebook without editing them.
It’s high time that you stopped hiding in your den.
And remember.
Remember that fat is not evil and your body is surely not an apology.

7 things that Muslims do in RAMADAN

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Uzmi Kafil

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June 3, 2016

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RAMADAN, NAMAZ, DUA — RAMADAN PRAYERS ARE A BLISS

RAMADAN TIME!

Happiness is when Ramadan is very near. Every Muslim household prepares for it with great enthusiasm and dedication. Ramadan is the 9^th month of Muslim calendar and all the Muslims fast from dawn to dusk during this month, i.e. for 30 days. There are certain things that are especially taken care of, during Ramadan. For all those who want to know what happens during Ramdan can go through the given 7 things done during

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Ramadan in the list:

FASTING: It is the most important part. Every Muslim should fast from dawn to dusk, during Ramadan. Children, sick, old people and pregnant women are exempted from fasting. To your question, “Do you eat nothing at all?! And don’t even drink water?” The answer is, “Yes. We do not eat or drink anything at all during fasting.”

PRAYER: Offering the five time namaz is not enough during Ramadan. There is a special namaz, the Tarawih, after the Isha’ namaz. One must try to try to offer that punctually too. Also, read Quran as much as possible and keep remembering Allah (S.W.T.) throughout.

ABSTINENCE FROM SIN: Everyone is required to keep abstinence from sins all the time but if you have not done that, Ramadan is the best time to start. Ramadan proves to be a turning point for a lot of people. If someone tries to change during Ramdan, others must support and not mock.

DUA: Make as much dua as possible because ALLAH (S.W.T) has asked us to pray to him for whatever we want. HE is the provider, indeed. Prayer is powerful and Allah works on our dua. Sometimes, we don’t get what we want but maybe it is because Allah has better plans for us. So, have patience and keep asking Allah. A fasting person’s dua is always accepted in one form or the other. Before Iftaar, make it a point to make dua. It is one of the best time for dua.
GOOD DEED: You never know which good deed can be your ticket to Jannah. so, Keep doing the good work throughout Ramadan. Make za’kaat, help the needy, help those who are fasting, help your mother at home. Do whatever is sunnah and have good intentions about it. Although, remember not to boast about whatever you do. Let Allah see what you did, not everyone else.

SUHOOR: Do Suhoor because there is blessing in Suhoor. Try not to skip Suhoor. It helps you perform better during the day in prayers and other works.

IFTAAR: Break your fast with Iftaar at dusk. Better to start with a date or water. Make dua before Iftaar, for a fasting person’s dua is accepted readily. Have a light iftaar. It won’t keep you lazy after Iftaar.

Get ready for Ramadan now and keep these 7 things in mind. There are lot more

but the most important ones are listed. Let us know about more if you want to.

Insa’allah, have a great time. Ramadan Mubarak!

15 things you’ll get only if you went to a convent school

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Sakshi Malhotra

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June 3, 2016

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Didn’t we all just loooovvvvveeee school? Life wasn’t so complicated back then and the biggest care in the world was to get through exams. But if you studied in a convent school, then your school life has been another roller coaster ride altogether! We are pretty sure you will be travelling down memory lane in no time after you read these things that only a convent student will get!

1. Conventees and Convenites are legit words!

The Webster or the Oxford dictionaries may beg to differ, but being called conventees or convenites was your swag!

2. “Our father in heaven, holy be your name…”

You still remember this prayer word to word because that is how every single day at school began and ended. And you really didn’t want to be talking or messing around during the prayer!

3. Grammar nazi is a term that exists because of convent school!

I already ate mom. *cringe*

I already ate, mom.

You know the difference. #LikeABoss

4. You know what it is like to sell raffle tickets before your school fete!

Oh and the feeling when a booklet was finished! And the excitement on the day of the fete! *jumping up and down in joy*

5. You still remember so many songs and carols from your “Hymn Book”.

And you casually find yourself humming them once in awhile and suddenly miss school! *sigh*

6. Forget getting fined for overspeeding, you got fined for using a language that was NOT English.

Even gibberish was not allowed! :p

7. Other kids had Sirs and Ma’ams, you had Sisters and Fathers.

And whenever you began your sentences with “Today sister XYZ taught us…” you got a lot of what-do-you-mean-by-sister looks from your non-convent going friends. If only they knew!

8. Moral science was as important as actual science, and no, you couldn’t flunk it!

That is probably why you still have a lot of good habits that helped you survive your troubled teens and even turbulent twenties!

9. Christmas time was a month long fiesta – and how you loved that time!

The beautifully decorated Christmas trees, the carols, the christmas plays, the cute little manger set-up – it was all so much fun! And the plum cake on Christmas day! *drooling*

10. Uniform code just could not be broken!

At times you thought you could wear a skirt that was an inch shorter and no one would notice. How wrong you were!

11. The suspense of “What happens in the catechism class?”

Your Catholic friends went for the catechism class and you have always wondered and even prodded them with questions like “What do you study in that class?”, and it probably still is a mystery!

12. That one spot in school that was rumored to be a graveyard! Spooky spooks!

And the rumors just got more eerie as school proceeded, didn’t they?

13. Dating a convent girl was a thing!

Any guy who was dating a convent girl would be subjected to a lot of “Oooohs” and “Aaaahs” and gaping stares too!

14. Whatever your religion may be, going to church was a normal undisputed routine.

And during exams it was a MUST! How else would you get those five extra marks?

15. Tuesday masses made you wonder what the wine and bread tastes like!

And it also meant the studying hours were cut short, even if by minutes. *toothy grin*

These beautiful memories are permanently etched in your hearts and you just cannot thank your school enough for making you the disciplined and kind human beings that it groomed you to become!

A world without God

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Sakshi Malhotra

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June 3, 2016

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Can you envisage a world without God? I wonder. The idea of God is so deeply engrained in our minds and our lives that imagining a world without Him would seem just next to impossible. Without Him, how will we explain the existence of the enticing nature, the mountains, the rivers and most importantly, of us, human beings, the most wonderful of God’s creations.

If the notion of God did not exist, would we, human beings have been able to decide what was good and what was wrong? Had the words of God not been interpreted to us by His disciples in innumerable books that exist in almost every religion, would the world we live in today been a different place altogether?

Wondering how parents could teach their children to be a good person without the threat of being punished by God and the constant reminder that we are always under the surveillance of God. How would people justify their actions if not as God’s will?

Will a world without God be a place where people take responsibility of the results of their actions and not merely dismiss them by using the word ‘GOD’ as a scapegoat? Will that world be a place where people will be asked to be good humans not because God will inflict sufferings upon them if they do wrong but because doing wrong makes them a bad person which is not permitted by their own inner conscience?

Will that world be a place where humans learn to be more humane without any imposition and only because of their own very will? Where God won’t be responsible for redeeming you of your sins but you yourself have to atone for them by doing good. A world where there is no God and no religion. Where people live in complete harmony with each other, without any injustice or discrimination. A world where no riots will be fought in the name of God. A dwelling where people will have nobody to turn to during despair but them and would learn to get back on their feet if they have fallen, on their own.

Can you envisage such a world? Would you like to be a part of this humane world? Think.

The Roller Coaster, called LIFE

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Akshita97

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June 2, 2016

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Life is bumpy road, with no signs, road maps, directions or guiding fellow passengers. A road which we need to cross on our own. Our car of survival may get its tyre of hope punctured anytime on the way. The rocky path of obstacles may disrupt our voyage without any alarms of warning. Touching the destination point feels like holding the moon with both hands in reality, and not via the art of photography. But to reach the moon, one needs to travel the exigent journey from land to the sky.

A journey with no seat belts. A journey where will, determination and hopes are the Lifelines. A journey depending merely upon the attitude of the driver. A journey where the fuel is Hard Work and the stepney is Luck. Is a journey called Life.

“Life is a Dream for the wise, a Game for fool, a Comedy for the rich, and a Tragedy for the poor”, says Sholom Aleichem.

But I feel that being rich, poor, wise or foolish are not categories under which we have been put by God. These are mere *Tags* which we ourselves roam around hanging. Ofcourse a poor farmer’s life is more challenging to survive. He may not even get a full course meal every day. A rich spoilt brat on the other hand may get to choose his dinner from an endless list in the Menu. But does that account for success in life? Does that imply anything with regard to happiness?

A poor family that dines together, despite their food consisting of a stale Chapaati or a piece of bread, is much more elated than a busy wealthy man toiling at his job till midnight, unable to see the happy faces of his children before going to sleep. In the lust of material things, many a times we lose the charm of rejoicing every moment with our loved ones. Best things in life are for free! Cherish them before life perishes you.

People crib for useless and petty things. God is remembered only on times of pain and never in gain. Thank him for the love you’ve got. Thank him for the happy times he brought. Apologize for cursing him while being low. Learn to accept what he gives and respect if he lets something go.

Life is short. Joviality and success are worth the wait. Don’t let the sand slip out from your hands. Cherish every moment, until it’s too late.

Ever seen a child cancer patient? Most of such children are such inspiring souls that after spending just an hour with them, you’ll realize the art of living and the worth of Life. They too live long. It’s just that there age is counted in moments and not years. All the suicide attemptors out there! If it is thst easy for you to snatch your breath with your own hands, then gift it to the ones who are yearning for few more *days* of life! Isn’t it funny? We get dreaded of Death so easily. But when it comes to chocking one’s one breath, we become Superheroes! I still can guarantee the fact that if you show a gun to a person attempting suicide, he still will get afraid of getting shot. Who doesn’t fear death? Everyone does. It’s just that we have stopped taking our lives seriously.

My father usually says that however old we become, the child in us should never die. Keep it alive, to keep the living spirit in you alive.

A fearless mind, a keen soul; a child is like a bird, flying high is his role. No worries about the future,no tensions from the past ; he knows that lovely memories, are forever gonna last! Big or small- fights with friends; he forgets everything, when the day ends.

“To err is human, to forgive is divine” A child understands what we adults fail to!

The world is filled with innumerable learnings. Learn how to fly, from the birds. Learn how to dance in the pain, like the peacock does in the rain. Learn how to selflessly care from a mother, and how to stand bold and tall like a father. Even if I mention a hundred things and creatures to learn from, it won’t work. It will come from within you! Because according to me,

To be or not to be,
To learn or not to learn,
To live or not to live,
THAT IS THE QUESTION.

10 things to do if you are having a bad day

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Sakshi Malhotra

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June 2, 2016

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We all have those days… You know, when you basically feel like everything is the end of the world! Days that are dull and make you feel stressed out like you never knew. Yes, we all have those days. But there is no reason you shouldn’t try and make yourself feel better on such a day. You’re stronger than anything that makes you feel sad. Here are a few things you can do to feel better when you’re having a really bad day!

Take a nice long shower – We seriously underestimate the power of a nice, warm shower. How many of us, on days that we are feeling miserable about something, actually bother getting out of bed and taking a shower?! I would say not too many. We sit there wallowing in our sadness. Well, get up and take a shower! See how much better you will feel almost instantly.
Entertain yourself with a light, funny TV show or movie – Like Friends or Sex and the City, or any other favorites you might have! They will instantly lift your mood up – and if nothing else, they will distract you and make you laugh!
Turn up the music… – And dance to some tunes! Listening to music and dancing is known to be a great cure for lowness. Plus, dancing is a form of exercise, and exercise releases endorphins or happy hormones too!
Avoid social media – Social media is taking over our lives. Avoid social media on a particularly bad day. All it does is help you focus more on other people’s lives rather than your own. Be with yourself and shut off from the outside world for some time.
Cuddle – With a pet, with your sister, with your bestie, your boyfriend! Hugs and cuddles have a directly positive effect on your mood. The human touch is therapeutic. Never underestimate it.
Smile – When you smile, a number of physiological changes take place in your body without you even realising it. Smiling releases endorphins in the body, which make you feel happier. Even if you don’t feel like smiling, fake it – because your brain registers the muscle movements in your face and convinces you that you’re happy. So smile, beautiful, and you will soon be truly happy.
Hang out with people who make you happy
Write it down! Penning down your feelings and thoughts when you’re having a rough day can really help you let some of the frustration out. It’s not always important to vent by talking about what’s bothering you. Writing works just as well, if not better.
Go and eat your favorite food – Go for it, eat some chocolate, order that pizza – whatever floats your boat and helps you feel better! Just have a guilt free day when you’re allowed to eat what you want. Food can really help cheer you up.
Take a nice long nap – Taking a nap will definitely help you feel better and lighten up your mood!

You destroy yourself!

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Sakshi Malhotra

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June 2, 2016

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You destroy yourself

Yes, you read that right. You destroy yourself. Nobody else is responsible for that. You have the strings of your life in your hands and nobody other than you is responsible for how your life turns out to be or how you turn out to be.

You think your boyfriend destroyed you by leaving you? But wasn’t it you who let him in, in the first place. Wasn’t it you who made it your significant other and made your life revolve around him? Wasn’t it you who let yourself be affected by what he does or how he behaves? You chose to love him. You chose to believe that he loved you back and maybe, he did then why is it so hard for you to accept that he doesn’t love you anymore?

Why did you believe in his ‘forevers’ and ‘always’? Weren’t you responsible for that? He created a fantasy world for you and you chose to believe in it. You placed the strings of your life in his hand. You chose to do that and from then on, he was the one who played with the strings and entangled them but why did you let him come near the strings? Why didn’t you stop him when he wanted to know about the color, the nature and the shape of those strings?

Now that he has left, don’t spend your time trying to detangle those strings. This won’t help you heal. You might even get caught in them, if you attempt to do so. Cut them! Cut those strings that he entangled, don’t try to detangle them but just cut them. That’s how you will learn to grow. That’s how you will learn how to take the strings of your life in your hands. If you end up detangling them ever again, remember to cut them!

Load of Expectations

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Akshita97

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June 1, 2016

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Tucked-in shirt,
Tightened with belt
Fairly combed hair,
Nervous he felt.

Excited parents,
Wearing masks of glow and charm
They too were nervous from within,
Life’s clock had struck a new alarm.

Will he be able to,
Take the responsibilities coming by?
Will he walk through the rocky path,
And bid his fears Good-bye?

Will he take up the challenges,
And jump the hurdles coming across?
Or will he sit with utter disappointment,
And feel his life is a loss?

Will he shine in the eyes of teachers,
Like the Pole Star, so bright?
Or will he let us down one day,
By becoming dull and light?

Will the burden of marks and peer pressure,
Drown him in the ocean of stress?
Will his books become his Best friends,
Or a reason of distress?

Will he get a good college,
Will he get a good grade?
Or will he flunk and ashame us,
And let our expectations fade?

Will he make us proud,
By making his career glow?
Or will he stay dependent,
And make us feel too low?

In a sheer competitive world,
Will he, in the heavy crowd, break?
Or will he pass with flying colours,
And the world with his success, shake?

Are we thinking too much?
Are we doing wrong?
Will these questions burden him more,
Or make his will more strong?

The flow of their questions was perennial,
This ocean was an immortal one.
The fact that they failed to realize was,
His innocence had just begun.

Name of thy Innocence was Childhood,
On the verge of getting lost.
They too, like every other parent,
Failed to realize its cost.

Expecting is a natural thing,
But do not snatch his joy.
Let him grow and blossum freely
Don’t treat him like a toy.

You never Fail: Life gives you another chance

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Deepali

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June 1, 2016

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If you don’t fail, you’re not even trying

Life is an enigmatic and enchanting journey, filled with unpredictable twists and turns. It is a mosaic of experiences, teaching us profound lessons through its ups and downs. This journey, while sometimes shrouded in mystery, is often illuminated by moments of magic.

The Dual Nature of Life: Success and Failure

Success: A Beacon of Joy

Success in life acts as a beacon, lighting up our mood and bringing immense joy. It’s those moments of triumph that make us feel invincible, filled with happiness and pride. Success is celebrated, cherished, and often seen as a measure of one’s worth.

Failure: The Unwelcomed Teacher

Contrastingly, failure presents itself as a formidable challenge. It is not something everyone can face easily. Tragically, some find the burden of failure too heavy to bear, leading them to make irreversible decisions. This grim reality reflects a societal flaw where success is overvalued, and those who fail are unfairly judged and misunderstood.

Understanding Failure: A New Perspective

Failure is often misinterpreted as a dead end, but in truth, it is a crossroad offering new paths and opportunities. It is not the closure of roads but an invitation to explore new avenues. Just like in scientific experiments, where initial attempts often lead to errors before achieving correctness, failure in life is a similar process of trial and error, leading us towards the right path.

Life’s Second Chances: Embracing Failure

Life has a unique way of offering redemption through failures. These moments should not be seen as defeats but as lessons and guides towards the right path. Surrendering to failure means giving others the power to dictate your journey. Instead, embracing and learning from these setbacks paves the way for personal growth and success.

The Power of Positivity

Finding the Silver Lining

The key to navigating life’s complexities is to always seek out the positives, even in the darkest of times. By maintaining a positive outlook, we can embrace life in a more fulfilling and joyful manner.

Life’s Endless Opportunities

Life constantly offers us chances to retry, to improve, to correct our course. It tells us to persevere, to keep trying, and to believe in the possibility of success. Every day is an opportunity to move closer to our goals, to build gradually towards our dreams.

Overcoming Judgment and Criticism

Handling Others’ Opinions

Inevitably, people will judge and attribute your failures to personal flaws. However, it’s essential to respect their opinions without letting them impact your self-worth. Use criticism as a tool for self-improvement, transforming it into one of your strengths.

Accepting Life’s Harsh Realities

Rather than denying or arguing against life’s difficulties, it’s crucial to acknowledge and accept them. This acceptance is not a sign of defeat but a recognition of reality, a necessary step towards overcoming challenges.

Failure: The Catalyst for Success

The True Value of Failure

Failure is not a sign of defeat but evidence of effort and courage to try something new. It becomes a hindrance only when it leads to giving up. Instead, failure should be viewed as a stepping stone towards success, a necessary part of the learning process.

Experiential Learning: The Ultimate Guide

No external guidance can match the lessons learned from personal experiences. Failure, as a sudden and often unexpected teacher, imparts invaluable lessons. The true failure occurs only when hope is lost and efforts cease.

Perfect Practice: The Road to Excellence

Beyond Mere Practice

The adage “practice makes perfect” is better understood as “perfect practice makes perfect.” It’s not just about repetitive actions but about giving your best effort in every attempt. Success might not be immediate, but with dedication and the right approach, it is always within reach.

Perseverance and Belief: The Foundations of Success

The journey of life requires continuous effort, unwavering hope, and self-belief. It’s about valuing actions over words, constantly striving for improvement, and never losing sight of your goals. In the end, it’s the belief in oneself and relentless perseverance that turn dreams into realities.

In conclusion, life, with all its mysteries and magic, is a journey of learning and growth. Through embracing both successes and failures, maintaining a positive outlook, and persevering against all odds, we find the true essence of life. Remember, every failure is a lesson, every effort counts, and every day is a new chance to turn dreams into reality.

Instead of negotiating the facts, we should accept the harsh truth and reality of life.

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RAMADAN TIME!

1. Conventees and Convenites are legit words!

2. “Our father in heaven, holy be your name…”

3. Grammar nazi is a term that exists because of convent school!

4. You know what it is like to sell raffle tickets before your school fete!

5. You still remember so many songs and carols from your “Hymn Book”.

6. Forget getting fined for overspeeding, you got fined for using a language that was NOT English.

7. Other kids had Sirs and Ma’ams, you had Sisters and Fathers.

8. Moral science was as important as actual science, and no, you couldn’t flunk it!

9. Christmas time was a month long fiesta – and how you loved that time!

10. Uniform code just could not be broken!

11. The suspense of “What happens in the catechism class?”

12. That one spot in school that was rumored to be a graveyard! Spooky spooks!

13. Dating a convent girl was a thing!

14. Whatever your religion may be, going to church was a normal undisputed routine.

15. Tuesday masses made you wonder what the wine and bread tastes like!

Hang out with people who make you happy

The Dual Nature of Life: Success and Failure

Success: A Beacon of Joy

Failure: The Unwelcomed Teacher

Understanding Failure: A New Perspective

Life’s Second Chances: Embracing Failure

The Power of Positivity

Finding the Silver Lining

Life’s Endless Opportunities

Overcoming Judgment and Criticism

Handling Others’ Opinions

Accepting Life’s Harsh Realities

Failure: The Catalyst for Success

The True Value of Failure

Experiential Learning: The Ultimate Guide

Perfect Practice: The Road to Excellence

Beyond Mere Practice

Perseverance and Belief: The Foundations of Success

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