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A Good husband is not a man who is rich or handsome. He is a man who knows the value of a woman.

“Marriage is not just spiritual communion, it is also remembering to take out the trash.” – Joyce Brothers

A good husband is never the first to go to sleep at night or the last to awake in the morning. Honore de Balzac

“Call me old fashioned but I believe that respecting women is one of the most important things to uphold in life.” Anonymous

“Marriage is not about age; it’s about finding the right person.” – Sophia Bush

“A real man knows how to respect a woman. Because he knows the feeling if someone would disrespect his mother.” Anonymous

“Husband and wife relationships are like the relationship of Tom and Jerry. Though they are teasing and fighting, but can’t live without each other.” – Unknown

Marry the man who knows your true value

Respecting a woman is the best way to tell her how beautiful she is.” Anonymous

“A real man never hurts a woman. Be very careful when you make a woman cry because God counts her tears. The woman came out of a man’s rib, not from his feet to be walked on, and not from his head to be superior, but from his side to be equal. Under the arm to be protected, and next to the heart to be loved.” Anonymous

All women are beautiful, regardless of their looks. You just need to touch their soul with respect and appreciation for their inner beauty and you will be rewarded with joy. The heart is way more important than the package. Women are the God's greatest gift to man and we should cherish and protect them, each and every one.

Key Terms in Hinduism:

atman: 

Hindu concept of the eternal soul

avatar: 

Hindu concept of the incarnation or earthly manifestation of a deity

Bhagavad-Gita: 

Sanskrit for 'Song of the Lord'; this text is regarded as the crowning achievement of Hindu sacred literature

bhakti: 

Hindu concept of devotional service to a personal god.  Bhakti-yoga is one of the principal paths to liberation taught in Hinduism.

Brahma: 

Hindu god of creation

Brahman: 

Hindu concept for the spiritual oneness of all reality

Brahmin: 

Priestly caste of Indian society

caste: 

literally means, 'race'; the stratified system of social classes in traditional Hindu society

guru: 

in Hinduism, refers to a spiritual teacher

jiva: 

in Hinduism, refers to the physical/psychological/social 'self' which acts, but which is not eternal

Krishna: 

Incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu, who appears as a main character in the Bhagavad-Gita

maya: 

Hindu concept of false or illusory reality

meditation:

focused, disciplined concentration intended to enable experience of the sacred

moksha: 

release from the cycle of death and rebirth in Indian religions; liberation

samsara: 

Sanskrit for 'the cycle of rebirth'

Shiva: 

Hindu god of destruction and rejuvenation

untouchables: 

in traditional Hindu society, those 'below' the caste system, and thus not embers of any of the four castes.  Also called 'outcasts.'  Mahatma Gandhi called the untouchables harijan, which means 'children of God.'

Upanishads: 

Philosophical materials in the Vedic literature

Vedas: 

literally means, 'knowledge'; applies to the entire collection of Indian sacred literature, including the Upanishads

Vishnu: 

Hindu god of preservation and love; appears on earth on verious forms (avatars) in times of crisis

Love is love, something very special....

The use of the word quotes and quotations interchangeably has become prevalent in modern writing and has been allowed by most dictionaries although some may consider using quote in place of quotation as informal. ... However, it is now used as a noun meaning “a quotation from a text or speech.”

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Love lives in those who are willing to make the greatest sacrifices without keeping account. Real love means remaining truthful, even when you have all the opportunity in the world to hurt someone. Real love is seeing that the one you love is happy even when you do things for them that makes you unhappy.

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"A Star does not compete with other starts around it; It just shines."

" Compassion makes you strong, caring and creative. It creates a different attitude, a level of maturity and understanding, where you do something which makes you stand out of crowd."

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The people around you adore you and would all too gladly become you partner at you side. And there are plenty of reasons for that. But these attributes didn't happen by Chance. You are simply wonderful personality.

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The mind replays what the heart can't delete.

The more you try to erase me The more, the more The more that I appear.

Belief is truth held in the mind; Faith is a fire in the Heart.

The best artist is God. God Created me this way!!!

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"This is where I fell in love with you, and this is the water of life, drink deeply.And a lot of people told me I was crazy to wait this long for a date with a girl who I worked with, but I think, even then I knew, I was waiting for...."

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“I am about to do something very bold in this job that i’ve never done before…try.”

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Ucchi Pillayar Temple is a 7th century Hindu temple, one dedicated to Lord Ganesha located a top of Rockfort, Trichy, Tamil Nadu, India. According to legend, this rock is the place where Lord Ganesha ran from King Vibishana, after establishing the Ranganathaswamy deity in Srirangam.

Architectural style: Dravidian architecture

Address: Tiruchirapalli Rock Fort, N Andar St, Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu 620002

Phone: 0431 270 4621

It is a long climb up the 344 steps cut into the stone to the top. The temple complex in the fort complex is a collection of three temples: the Manikka Vinayakar temple at the foot of the hill, dedicated to Lord Ganesha. the Ucchi Pillayar Temple at the top of the hill, dedicated to Lord Ganesha.

Lord Ganesha on top of the hills. His father & mother shiva & Parvati in the form of Thayumanavar in the middle of the hills.

Characteristics. Modern spirituality centers on the "deepest values and meanings by which people live". It often embraces the idea of an ultimate or an alleged immaterial reality. It envisions an inner path enabling a person to discover the essence of his/her being.

1. The Word: Kavod (Ancient Hebrew)

What it means: "The awareness of the importance of things. Kavod originally was a business term, referring to weights and measures. Over time the word began to take on a more figurative meaning, referring to the importance and significance of something."

When—and how—to use it: "Kavod is what happens when you're exchanging the usual 'How are yous?' with a person you see regularly, only on this particular day she doesn't respond with her normal, 'Fine, and you?' but instead says, 'Not good'—and suddenly everything changes. Now the conversation is no longer brief and shallow like it has been for years, because now it weighs something, it is significant, it matters. She matters; you matter; the fact that she decided to be honest with you matters; the thing that is happening between you matters."

Why Bell believes we need it: "The word is often used in the scriptures to refer to that which happens when the monotony is pierced, the boredom hijacked, the despair overpowered by your sense that something else is going on, something that reminds you of your smallness, frailty, and impermanence. It's that gut-level awareness you're seized by that tells you, 'Pay attention, because this matters.'"

2. The Word: Grenzbegrifflich (German)

What it means: "Grenzbegrifflich describes that which is very real but is beyond analysis and description."

When—and how—to use it: When you confront "those things that you absolutely, positively know to be true but would be hard-pressed to produce evidence for if asked." Such as, "explaining how that particular song moves you or articulating why you fell in love with that person."

Why we need it: "'To believe that there's more going on here, that there may be a reality beyond what we can comprehend—that's something else. That's being open. There are other ways of knowing than only those of the intellect."

3. The Word: Ruach (Ancient Hebrew)

What it means: "An explosive, expansive, surprising, creative energy that surges through all things, holding everything all together and giving the universe its life and depth and fullness."

When—and how—to use it: When we want to "talk about those moments, when an object or gesture or word or event is what it is, but is also more, at the same time, something more." For example: "It was a meal, but it was more than a meal; just as it was a conversation and yet more than a conversation."

Why we need it: "In our modern world, people understand spirit to mean something less real, less tangible, less substantive—something nonphysical, something that may or may not exist. But when the Hebrews spoke of the ruach, they weren't talking about something less real; they were talking about what happens when something becomes more real, right before your eyes...The challenge is for me and you to become more and more the kind of people who are aware of the divine presence, attuned to the ruach, present to the depths of each and every moment."

4. The Word: Splagchnon (Greek)

What it means: "The deep place within us where our desires reside. Splagchnon translates literally as bowel or intestines or guts or innards. It came to refer to the part of you from which you truly live, the seat of your being that drives you to move and act and touch and feel."

When—and how—to use it: "[When] we need to face and know and name and embrace all that is true about us, from our fears and addictions and doubts and guilt to our dreams and desires and hopes and longings."

Why we need it: "What happened in the Western world several hundred years ago is that the rational dimensions of our being gained a prominence over other ways of knowing. This had a powerful effect, leading many of us to discount the very real and reliable information our bodies are constantly absorbing from the world around us. This isn't just about listening and trusting our bodies, but also about the far more important responsibility we have to honor them as the gifts they are."

5. The Word: Echad (Hebrew)

What it means: "A unity made up of many parts."

When to use it: "We have an intuitive awareness that everything is ultimately connected to everything else. When you get a glimpse of what someone else has gone through or is currently in the throes of and you find yourself inextricably, mysteriously linked with that person because you have been reminded again of our common humanity."

Why we need it: "We live in a dis-integrated culture, in which headlines and opinions and images and sound bites pound us with their fragmented, frantic, isolated blips and squeaks, none of it bound together by any higher unity, coherence, or transcendent reference point. This fragmentation can easily shape us, convincing us that things aren't one. But everything has a singular, common source and is infinitely, endlessly, deeply connected. We are involved, all of us. And it all matters."