Positive Thinking

We are the sum of what we have created in the past and what we can create now. We exist in the continuous flow of our creations, and the flow is altered and varies momentarily, from the influences of these creations. To think that we can make instantaneous great leaps is positive thinking, and is theoretically possible, but most of us must grow one step at a time.

Your belief structure now; your attitudes, emotions, goals and hopes now, will help counter your negative creations of the past, and will help you project a more positive future. Since you are at the helm, or the point of your continuous flow of creation, you can direct it wherever you wish.  You should always set goals, but you should also be aware that it is often a necessity to change goals along the way, as you gain more insight into the appropriateness of a particular time.

Remember: If you can laugh at it, you can live with it.

 There’s a lot of sadness, loss and strife floating in the universe. Counterbalance the negative effects by bringing love and laughter to your life and those of others. Find the beauty. Seek the good. You’ll feel better for doing so as will the people whose lives you touch.

Tip: When all else fails, find the humour in life. A bit of verve and vivacity goes a long way in helping you tackle life’s challenges.

On Jahan Chah Wahan Raha

 In contemporary society, the proportion of senior citizens is accelerating, which is accompanied by a host of problems. Typically, youngsters do not hold elderly people in high regard. The tendency will have an adverse effect on our society.

I think the following factors contribute to this phenomenon. In the first place, the youth are self-centred today. They are just interested in fresh and attractive things, and in their eyes, the old may stand for boredom boring and obsoleteness. In the second place, other members of families with eldly people do not take good care of them. Due to a variety of causes, they are unwilling to make time for the old. As a result, young people tend to regard senior citizens as non-significant individuals., In the third place, the governments in many counties do not pay much attention to that group. Adolescents who are brought up in that atmosphere can be impolite and can feel there is no necessity to show respect for the eldership.

It is an irreversible reality that everyone is getting older. Therefore measures should be taken to combat the situation. Parents and teachers should instill good manners into the youth in order for them , not only to not only respect others, but also to acquire respect from someone else.

The family members are supposed to afford the old a sensce of belonging. And communication is a good approach to promoting mutual understanding. The government should give priority to raise the public awareness of respecting senior individuals. More money need to be allocated to establish a mechanism by which for the sake of elderly people develop a ’s senses of well-being.

Overall, causes of the problem that young people do not show enough respect for senior citizens are manifold. As the situation is crying out for reform, everybody is supposed to take responsibility for assisting those senior citizens in modern society. the category of seniority.

Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin

Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin

 Buddha Purnima is also known as Buddha Jayanti. Buddha Purnima is celebrated to commemorate the birth, enlightenment and death (Nirvan) of Gautam Buddha, the three important events in the life of Buddha. It is celebrated on the full moon night in Vaisakha month according to the Hindu calendar that usually falls in April or May.
                    
This festival is celebrated throughout South-east Asia. This festival is celebrated by the Buddhists. It is the most holy time in the Buddhist calendar. Buddh Purnima is also known as Vaisakha Puja in India.

In Buddh Purnima devotees make donations to the temple. On this day the Buddhists bathe and wear only white clothes. Incense, flowers, candles and fruits are offered to the statue of the Buddha. 

LTC Packages Darjeeling/Gangtok/Guwahati /Shillong /Kaziranga

Order to Visit NER has been extended for further 2 more years i.e. up to 30 April 2014

Free Package for North East (Darjeeling & Gangtok) or (Guwahati & Shillong) under or even below the cost of LTC80 fare is available now.The LTC package of North East (Darjeeling & Gangtok) or (Guwahati & Shillong) is specially designed for the Central Government Employeeswho are entitled to travel by Air from any place to North East by Air India. The package of North East (Darjeeling & Gangtok) or (Guwahati & Shillong) is absolutely free with the cost of Air Ticket from almost all places of India except from Delhi from there one have to pay some extra over eligible amount.