Quotes of the Week!

Quotes of the Week!

"Kabira Teri Jhompri Gal Katiyan Ke Paas
Jo Karenge So Bharenge Tu Kyon Bhayo Udaas."
Translation
"O, Kabir! Your Hut Is Next to the Butchers' Bay
Why Do You Feel Down? For Their Conduct They Only Shall Pay ."
 
Kabir Das,15th century Indian devotional mystic poet and saint
                                             
                     
                      

"Karma makes Karma' means you are makers of your own life.In Sanskrit language Karma simply means action or deed.But it also means Destiny or fate. Your current actions create the conditions for your future experiences, shaping your destiny or fate.Karma, Like your shadow, follows you every where.It has no menu,you get served what you deserve nor it has deadline" 

Tejinder Kamboj
  
            (1940 -20??)

  

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