We either think of the past or the future and ruin the present. Past is past, forget it. The past which is dead and gone, is useless. Work for your progress by living in the present, and in the moment. Future does not always bring happiness. And so far as the past is concerned, how much happiness have you experienced in it? Therefore, live happily in the present. What should we do in the present? Follow this maxim: Less luggage more comfort makes travel a pleasure. We should not worry about the past at all. Thinking about the past will not do any good to us. Therefore we should lead our life in the present and achieve all-round progress
When a tree sways with the wind, its branches bend and toss up and down. But the tiny bird sitting on it is not afraid? Why? Because the bird relies on its wings. Even if the branch falls down, as long as its wings are fine, it is safe. With this realization, the bird sits bravely on the swaying branch. However, human beings do not have so much faith as a tiny bird. Even with the slightest problems on the tree of life, people get very worried, why? It is because they have lost their self-confidence. Even at the slightest suffering, people are frustrated, depressed and unable to bear. Instead of depending on your intelligence, physical strength or wealth, trust your self-confidence. Do good deeds; let every step and all your efforts be directed to win His Grace and proximity. Then, you will surely triumph!
After the christening of his baby brother in church, Jason sobbed all
the way home in the back seat of the car, his father asked him three
times what was wrong. Finally, the boy replied, “That preacher said he
wanted us brought up in a Christian home and I wanted to stay with you
guys.”
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A man whose son had just passed his driving test went home one evening and found that the boy had driven slap into the living room. “How on earth did you manage to do that?” he fumed. “Quite simple, Dad. I came in through the kitchen and turned left!”
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Q. Why did the student eat his homework?
A. His teacher said it was a piece of cake.
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A very intelligent boy was fortunate enough to be receiving a far better education than his parents had enjoyed, and his vocabulary far outstripped theirs. One day he came home from school and said “Mommy, may I relate to you a narrative?”
“What’s a narrative, Gerald?” she asked.
“A narrative, Mommy, is a tale.”
“Oh, I see,” said his mother nodding, and Gerald told her his story. At bedtime as he was about to go upstairs he said, “Shall I extinguish the light Mommy?”
“What’s extinguish?” she asked.
“Extinguish means to put out, Mommy,” said brainy Gerald
“Oh, I see. Yes, certainly.”
The next day the clergyman came to tea and the family dog began to make a nuisance of himself, as a dog will, by begging for goodies from the table. “Gerald,” said his mother, trying to impress, “take that dog by the narrative and extinguish him!”
A Beautiful Optical Illusion With Rings
Lindzee is a French contact juggler who will now demontrate the ‘right ring’ technique, an optical illusion using conjoined rings that can also be used to convey a lot of beauty. This video showing his skills is set to Amelie’s “Comptine d’un Autre Ete”.
One serene image has been viewed by over one billion eyes, has been seen in videos of the White House and even the Russian government–the default Windows XP computer background.
Even though Microsoft killed off support for Windows XP this week after 13 years, they decided to pay homage to the nostalgic scene.
With many wondering where the image of green grass and blue skies named ‘Bliss’ really came from, the tech company Microsoft released a video in which they interview the photographer Charles O’Rear.
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This photo called ‘Bliss’ was taken by former National Geographic photographer Charles O’Rear on 1996 and was made famous by being Microsoft XP’s default desktop photo
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This is the same scene where O’Rear took his famed desktop background photo in 1996
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O’Rear drove from Napa Valley to Sacramento on an extremely busy and dangerous road
O’Rear, a former National Geographic photographer said he was driving through the Napa Valley on his way to visit his girlfriend in San Francisco when he came across a beautiful landscape with perfect grass and an almost clear sky.
In a video about the photo, O’Rear says that even though the photo appears to be taken in a calm environment, the road there is one of the most dangerous and busy roads he’s driven on.
Despite the dangerous road, the image couldn’t be more placid. He took his old film camera and snapped the famous photo in 1996.
O’Rear says by the time he took the picture there were a few clouds in the sky but when he first saw the photo worthy setting the sky was completely clear.
Several years later, Microsoft commissioned the photo for Windows XP, reports Time. They flew O’Rear out to their offices to personally deliver the photo.
‘I had no idea where it was going to go,’ ‘O’Rear said in the video.
‘Anybody now from age 15 to the rest of their life will remember this photograph.’ he said.
‘I’m thrilled to know that people have had pleasure from looking at that, from looking that a photograph that I made.’
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O’Rear stopped to snap the photo as he was driving along this busy road from Napa Valley to Sacramento
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Charles O’Rear took the photo with an old film camera back in 1996 and never knew that the picture he took on a whim would be seen by over one billion eyes !!!
This 3 year old Chinese boy is amazingly bright for only three, and he proudly gets on stage with his ‘baby’ (a mobile speaker) to show the judges his dance. To be honest, even before he started to dance, I was already in love. This is one of the cutest toddlers I’ve ever seen.
Take off with Natarajan 