Aant kaal jo lakshmi simrai, aisi chinta mein jo marai,Sarp jon val val utrai;

At the last moment he who thinks of his wealth and dies in this thought,
he is born again and again in the serpent species;
Aant kaal jo istree simrai, aisi chinta mein jo marai, vaishya jon val val paye;

At the last moment he who thinks of his woman and dies in this thought, he is born again and again as a prostitute;

Aant kaal jo ladke simrai, aisi chinta mein jo marai, sookar jon val val utrai;

At the last moment he who thinks of his sons and dies in their thought, he is born again and again as a swine (as a swine has many of his small ones around him);

Aant kaal jo mandar simrai, aisi chinta mein jo marai, pret jon val val paaye ;

At the last moment he who thinks of his mansions and dies in this thought, he is born again and again as a goblin;

Aant kaal jo Narayan simrai, aisi chinta mein jo marai,
Nanak, te nar muktaa pitambar aake taake hridai baase;

At the last moment he who thinks of the Lord and dies in such a thought,
Nanak says : man is emancipated and the yellow robed Lord comes to abide in his heart.

Taan manukh, Gobind naam naa bisrai.
hence mankind is advised, not to forget the name of Narayan.

Good One – A BEAUTIFUL STORY

A little boy went to a telephone booth which was at the cash counter of a  store and dialed a number. The store-owner observed and listened to the  conversation:

 
Boy: "Lady, Can you give me the job of cutting your lawn?

Woman: (at the other end of the phone line) "I  already have someone to cut my lawn." 
Boy: "Lady, I will cut your lawn for half the price than the person who cuts your lawn now." 
Woman: I’m very satisfied with the person who is  presently cutting my lawn. 
Boy: (with more perseverance) "Lady, I’ll even sweep the floor  and the stairs of your house for free.
Woman: No, thank you.

With a smile on his face, the little  boy replaced the receiver. The store-owner, who was listening to all this,  walked over to the boy.

Store Owner: "Son… I like  your attitude; I like that positive spirit and would like to offer you a  job." 
Boy: "No thanks, 
Store Owner: But you were really pleading for one.
Boy: No Sir, I was just  checking my performance at the job I already have. I am the one who is  working for that lady I was talking to!" 

This is called

    
       

"Self  Appraisal"

Pasted below is the meaning…its from Pg. 588 of Sri Guru Granth Sahib (sggs)

सो सतिगुरु पिआरा मेरै नालि है जिथै किथै मैनो लए छडाई ॥
So satgur pi▫ārā merai nāl hai jithai kithai maino la▫e chhadāeī.
That Beloved True Guru is always with me; wherever I may be, He will save me.

तिसु गुर कउ हउ वारिआ जिनि हरि की हरि कथा सुणाई ॥
Ŧis gur ka▫o ha▫o vāri▫ā jin har kī har kathā sunā▫ī.
I am a sacrifice to the Guru, who recites the sermon of the Lord’s Teachings.

तिसु गुर कउ सद बलिहारणै जिनि हरि सेवा बणत बणाई ॥
Ŧis gur ka▫o sadh balihārneai jin har sevā banat bannā▫ī.
I am forever a sacrifice to that Guru, who has led me to serve the Lord.

तिसु गुर कउ साबासि है जिनि हरि सोझी पाई ॥
Ŧis gur ka▫o sābās hai jin har sojhī pā▫ī.
Most blessed is that Guru, who imparts understanding of the Lord.

नानकु गुर विटहु वारिआ जिनि हरि नामु दीआ मेरे मन की आस पुराई ॥५॥
Nānak gur vitahu vāri▫ā jin har nām dī▫ā mere man kī ās purā▫ī. ||5||
O Nanak, I am a sacrifice to the Guru, who has given me the Lord’s Name, and fulfilled the desires of my mind. ||5||

Taken from the site is www.srigranth.org

Dhruv’s first stage show –

Dhruv dancing on Munni –

Dhruv singing National Anthem

Snake and Ladder – the game that everyone of us might have played as a child and loved the moments when we climbed the ladder and got disappointed when we came down the snake. We prayed to God that the dice shows up the number that we wanted the most to climb a ladder or to skip the snake. Did anyone see it as something else than just a game? Does it teach us something? Well … I never gave it a thought till I read the following article -

This is awesome. Just spend a minute reading it….

On their way back from School Arjun started talking…

Arjun : Bro! I am moving to a different city to study. I will miss you man
Pargat: I will miss you too mate. But nothing can break our friendship. We will at least meet once every year.

A wise man once sat in the audience & cracked a joke.
All laughed like crazy. After a moment he cracked the same joke again and a little less people laughed this time.
He cracked the same joke again & again, When there was no laughter in the crowd,  
he smiled and said  
"When u can’t laugh on the same joke again & again, then why do u keep crying over the same thing over and over again.

‘Forget the past & move on‘…