|| Patiala Babes Chat Club || Thread 4 - Page 100

Originally posted by: Mishti_Dahi

Rakhi karyakram kab hai?

First thing first, I don't have a brother.

But I love Rakhi though.

But

But

Very low healthwise. So aaj to koi plan nahi

Originally posted by: IAdoreYou

First thing first, I don't have a brother.

But I love Rakhi though.

But

But

Very low healthwise. So aaj to koi plan nahi

Oh woh toh mera bhai bhi nahi hai.

But family mein koi na koi relation se toh celebration ho hi jaata hai. Like parents ke bhaiyyas etc.

Bold - Take care. Silently praying.

You should try Mahamrityunjaya jaap. I hum it daily once or twice.

Originally posted by: Mishti_Dahi

Oh woh toh mera bhai bhi nahi hai.

But family mein koi na koi relation se toh celebration ho hi jaata hai. Like parents ke bhaiyyas etc.

Bold - Take care. Silently praying.

You should try Mahamrityunjaya jaap. I hum it daily once or twice.

@bold - that's why I keep on hearing Jeete Hai Chal. It is the same that is in the start and end of the song right? I absolutely love listening to it.

Originally posted by: IAdoreYou

@bold - that's why I keep on hearing Jeete Hai Chal. It is the same that is in the start and end of the song right? I absolutely love listening to it.

Yeah it's that.

But make sure you hum it. Cause when the body produces those vibrations and receives them, its beneficial.

Om tryambakam yajamahe

Sugandhi pushti vardhanam

Urva rukmiv bandhanah

Mrityurmokshi mamratam

Originally posted by: Mishti_Dahi

Yeah it's that.

But make sure you hum it. Cause when the body produces those vibrations and receives them, its beneficial.

Om tryambakam yajamahe

Sugandhi pushti vardhanam

Urva rukmiv bandhanah

Mrityurmokshi mamratam

You know, there is this book that I have in which I used to write personal stuff. Goals and health stuff and all of that. I had written down this one in it and even its meaning and it felt so powerful. It definitely has got something. Makes me feel so good whenever I hear it.

Originally posted by: IAdoreYou

You know, there is this book that I have in which I used to write personal stuff. Goals and health stuff and all of that. I had written down this one in it and even its meaning and it felt so powerful. It definitely has got something. Makes me feel so good whenever I hear it.

Yes. It is one of the most powerful mantras of Hinduism. It is, indeed very very strong and has a deep vibe to it. Mere listening to it fills one with another level of energy and positivity. It's addictive too.

I'm glad you do it. Please continue it everyday.

Originally posted by: Mishti_Dahi

Yes. It is one of the most powerful mantras of Hinduism. It is, indeed very very strong and has a deep vibe to it. Mere listening to it fills one with another level of energy and positivity. It's addictive too.

I'm glad you do it. Please continue it everyday.

While I am not a Hindu orba Muslim for that matter, I tend to pick up all the good things from all sort of religions and people that I find healthy, positive and that makes my life better and content and there are so many good things, beliefs and practices out there in the world, combination of which can make you happier than you ever have been.

Yep. 🤗

I wish there was a mantra to make my period less horrible and less nightmarish than they are. 😒

Originally posted by: IAdoreYou

While I am not a Hindu orba Muslim for that matter, I tend to pick up all the good things from all sort of religions and people that I find healthy, positive and that makes my life better and content and there are so many good things, beliefs and practices out there in the world, combination of which can make you happier than you ever have been.

Yep. 🤗

You needn't be anything to pick up positivity. Plus Hinduism is more of an ideology than a religion. It is us who have made religions, sects and castes out of it, whereas it was a mere faith and philosophy.

Originally posted by: Mishti_Dahi

You needn't be anything to pick up positivity. Plus Hinduism is more of an ideology than a religion. It is us who have made religions, sects and castes out of it, whereas it was a mere faith and philosophy.

True. True.

Do you keep Ganpati at home, Mahi?