✍🏻👊🏿 थोड़ी सी खुद्दारी भी लाज़मी थी... 💃 उसने हाथ छुड़ाया,मैंने छोड़ दिया...

कौन कहता है कि आँसुओ मे वज़न नही होता…..एक भी छलक जाता है तो….मन हलका हो जाता है !

तेरे खुश होने के अंदाज़ से लगता है…
कुछ टूटा है बड़ी खामोशी से तेरे अन्दर…

कहने को ही मैं अकेला हूँ,
पर हम चार हैं,

एक मैं,
मेरी परछाई,
मेरी तन्हाई,
और तेरा एहसास…

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दुनिया वाले पूछते हैं :
अधूरे सपने पूरे करने के लिए
क्या करना चाहिए ? 😕
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हमारा जवाब है: दोबारा सो जाना चाहिए 😜😜😜😝😝

@Alpha.Barood wrote:

कहने को ही मैं अकेला हूँ,
पर हम चार हैं,

एक मैं,
मेरी परछाई,
मेरी तन्हाई,
और तेरा एहसास…

👍🏻👍🏻💐💐😇

Panchwa… Mera Vishwas utah sab vyarth hai…

तारा के तेज मेँ चँद्र छीपे नहीँ
सूर्य छीपे नही बादल छायो
हे, रण चड्यो रजपूत छीपे नही
दाता छीपे नही घर माँगन आयो
चँचल नारी के नैन छीपे नही
प्रीत छीपे नही पीठ दिखायो,
कवि गँग कहे सुन शाह अकबर
कर्म छीपे नही भभूत लगायो ! "
।।।।।कवी गंग बारोट

ये भ्रम था की सारा बाग़ अपना
है……..
पर तूफान के बाद पता चला…….
की सूखे पत्तों पे भी हक……….. बेरहम हवाओ का था …………

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@Spock

Its for ur sankat mochan !

All that is precious in life is a secret. Love is a secret. Life is a secret. Your feelings, emotions are a secret. You are the biggest secret.

~ Sri Sri

हजारो अश्क मेरे आँखो की हिरासत में थे फिर तेरी याद आई और उन्हें जमानत मिल गई✍®

शब्दों का शोर तो कोई भी सुन सकता है,

खामोशियों की आहट सुनो तो कोई बात है…

एक अरसा हुआ अल्फ़ाज़ो को स्याही मे भीगा देखे.
कम्बख़त मोबाइल ने चिट्ठियो का वज़ूद ही ख़त्म कर दिया |

@bip100

@Alpha.Barood wrote:



@bip100

Really !!??

@Alpha.Barood wrote:



@bip100

Really !!??

@A2Zdeals @prinkle @ros_guy @Plato @asoka @no fpd @vijkap201 @AKA @srocks @Smarty @Navneet @vishusgh @Bhaveshdave @Tejaa @abhimishra @sukhichd710 @mahidada @eskimo @disclaimer @Augustus @forgotten

Hi…Its Worth Reading. Just Have a Glance….

A post on Facebook by Michelle Obama. Every couple should read….
HARDCORE TRUTH ABOUT MARRIAGE!!

1. There is nothing that threatens the security of a wife than the thought of another woman competing for the attention and affection of her husband. Nothing is more painful. Nothing is more disrespecting. Nothing is more insulting. Nothing is more belittling and degrading.

2. Marriage flourishes when the couple works together as a team; when both husband and wife decide that winning together is more important than keeping score.
Good marriages don’t just happen. They are a product of hard work.

3. Your children are watching you and forming lasting opinions on love, commitment, and marriage based on what they see in you. Give them hope. Make them look forward to marriage.

4. Husbands: The reason why other women look attractive is because someone is taking good care of them. Grass is always green whtere it is watered. Instead of drooling over the green grass on the other side of the fence, work on yours and water it regularly. Any man can admire a beautiful woman, but it takes a true gentleman to make his woman admirable and beautiful.

5. When a husband puts his wife first above everyone and everything except God, it gives his wife the sense of security and honor that every wife hungers for.

6. A successful marriage doesn’t require a big house, a prefect spouse, a million dollars or an expensive car. You can have all the above and still have a miserable marriage. A successful marriage requires honesty, undying commitment and selfless love at the center of it all.

7. Pray for your spouse every day; in the morning, in the afternoon and at evening. Don’t wait until there is a problem. Don’t wait until there is an affair. Don’t wait until something bad happens. Don’t wait until your spouse is tempted. Shield your spouse with prayer and cover your marriage with the fence of prayer.

8. The people you surround yourself with have a lot of influence on your marriage. Friends can build or break your marriage; choose them wisely.

9. One spouse cannot build a marriage alone when the other spouse is committed to destroying it. Marriage works when both husband and wife work together as a team to build their marriage.

10. Don’t take your spouse for granted. Don’t take advantage of your spouse’s meekness and goodness. Don’t mistake your spouse’s loyalty for desperation. Don’t misuse or abuse yours spouse’s trust. You may end up regretting after losing someone that meant so much to you.

11. Beware of marital advice from single people. Regardless of how sincere their advice may sound, most of it is theoretical and not derived from real life experiences. If you really need Godly advice, seek it from God-fearing, impartial and prayerful mature couples whose resolve has been tested by time and shaped by trials.

12. Dear couple, Don’t underestimate the power of the tongue on your marriage. The tongue has the power to crush your marriage or build it up. Don’t let the Devil use your tongue to kill your spouse’s image, self-confidence and aspirations. use your tongue to build up your marriage and bless and praise your spouse.
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Lala

ery Interesting Incident in Japan
Hats of them and their culture
Inspiring-To be emulated by all
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An Indian went to Japan being his regular habit of resting the feet on opposite seat, he did the same while travelling in a train.
An elderly man came to him, took his feet onto his lap and sat on the seat. The Indian was awestruck.
He asked the gentleman “Sir, why did you leave your seat come here to keep my feet on your lap and sit?”
The man answered, “mister, you have insulted us by misusing our public property. I was very angry at you for that. But you’re a guest to our country. I cannot insult you in public. You are habituated to rest your feet on the opposite seat of bus or train you travel. And I cannot see my country’s property being misused. So in order to save our public property at the same time not to cause inconvenience to a guest, I took your feet on to my lap”.
The Indian felt ashamed apologized to the gentleman.
The old Japanese man said to the Indian…"We treat the government’s property as our own as they are provided from public money. We respect the facilities don’t misuse them. If you can make this habit, you don’t have to be insulted like this when you visit other countries’. The elderly gentleman gave a soft-spoken slap.

@Plato @no fpd @marketdimer