In this endless universe, man is like a small atom. But he passes something very wonderful. The quality of intelligence in man enables him to understand the marker of 6the universe. The question is: who is creator of this universe? No doubt, it is God. The wonderful handiwork of god is seen in the colors of the butterfly, in the colors of the rainbow, in the high mountains and in their snow –covered peaks, in the flowing rivers, in the trees swaying in the breeze, in the blossoming flowers. The sun, the moon, the stars, the earth, the ocean all reflects God’s grace and glory.

We thank our friends, parents, teachers, etc. for their favors for us. But how many times do we thank God, our Marker, for all His blessings?

We should remain oblige and thank God for this wonderful world that He has given to us. We must thank God for many precious gifts that he has given to us as well. How should we express our gratitude towards Him? The only way to express our gratitude towards God is to pray to Him. We must pray to him every day. We must pray to Him: ``O God, you have neither a beginning nor an end. You are omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscient. O God, give us the power to love every creature. Grant us the strength to respect our elders. Give us a heart that helps the distressed and helpless human being. O God, make me active and fit sure; pious, punctual, polite and pure. O God, forgive me hen I am unkind and help me to forgive those who are unkind to me’’.

Prayer is exhaling the spirit of man and inhaling the spirit of God. Gandhi used to say, `prayer is my strength with which to work and face life.’’

Prayer is not a lazy substitute for work. It is not a short cut to skill or knowledge. We should always remember-`` God helps those who help themselves’’. A prayer makes a man meek and humble. We should pray to God with great devotion and reverence. Remember, a prayer is only a man’s privilege in the universe. Animals can’t do that. A prayer makes a person not only aware of these virtues but also of his defects and failures.

In Gita, it has been said that we must dedicate our actions to `God’. Never feel proud even for a while of having achieved something. This gives rise to your ego and remembers. This ego will definitely make you forget got which would be a sin. You should always keep in your mind as food is necessary to keep the body healthy and strong. In the same way prayer is needed to keep our soul good and pure.

Anger is one letter short danger. Anger is a deadly enemy of human being. We must win over anger and to be patient and tolerant. Patience and tolerance lead to family, social and national integration.

Patience is a great quality which is not possessed by every person. Very few people have such kind of quality. It is an excellent quality to bear a hardship without any irritation. A patient person does feel provoked at ordinary things, he thinks over the problems with a cool mind. A person who does not have any patience becomes short –tempered. Anger is one letter short of danger. Anger is deadly enemy of all of us. So, if we want to achieve success in life, we must win over anger and be patient and tolerant.

`` Everybody in the morning narrated the incident of the demon. When lord Krishna showed them the demon in the size of a housefly, everyone was astonished. Lord Krishna told them that the demon was nothing else but the anger it self. He told them that their anger had increased the size of the demon but patience had reduced his size’’.

Don’t feel upset when a difficulty comes before you. Instead, face it and try to solve it with patience. Remember, reverses or defeats have no place in the dictionary of a patient person.

It is not easy to develop the habit of patience and tolerance. It requires a lot of control over one’s passion. Every person is not able to do it.

Remember, never allow yourself to develop the feeing of hatred in your minds for anyone. No human being is good or bad, only his good or bad qualities make him good or bad. So do keep in your mind that –hatred begets hatred.

Lord Buddha had a great patience and he was famous for his quality. On the strength of his patience, he succeeded in changing the hearts of several cruel persons.

Jesus Christ, the founder of Christianity, was nailed to a cross. He accepted the fructification with patience. To day the number of his followers is very large.

You always must remember that tolerance is a great virtue and helps us to maintain our family integration, social interaction and national integration. Be caution, tolerance is the weapon of brave persons and not of cowards. If tolerance reaches at height of weakness then it is called cowardice. If the activities of a person are extremely injurious to society it is better to give him punishment.

All ways pray too God to grant you very much courage to be patient and tolerant.

Mother Therasa : I beleave that mother Therasa is the symbol of love its because she is a lady who loves humanity.

mother therasa was not born in India but she loves indian people.She served for the humanity.she lived for the humanity and at last she died for the humanity.

I would like to give you an example about an insident happened in her life.Once Mother Therasa went  to the people of culcatta  to support the poor and the needy who ware affected.once she went to a rich man and asked him to support her through his money. When she streched her hand to the rich man ,he splited his saliva in her hand ,the humble lady looked at that and she said thankyou for what you have given to me but it would be good if you give something for this poor and needy.The rich man who was dumstruck

1) During the Stone Age it has been reckoned that there were as many left-handed people as right-handed people. By the Bronze Age this number had fallen by half and today about 5 per cent of the population are left-handed.

2) When Mohammed Ali was ruler of Egypt he created two infantry regiments consisting solely of one eyed soldiers.

3) Cleopatra, queen of Egypt was one of the most beautiful women in history. She was born in 69 BC. She married the famous Roman general Julius Caesar. After Caesar’s death she fell in love will mark antonym, the successor of Caesar who jointly ruled the Roman Empire with his wife Octavia’s Brother Octavian’. Antony divorced Octavia and married Cleopatra. Octavian declared war on Antony and Cleopatra and defeated them. Antony committed suicide, by falling on his sword. Cleopatra tried to charm Octavian. Falling to do so, she also killed herself. She is said to have held a snake to her breast and died from its venom.

4) Gunpowder was first used by British force in 1346; one hundred years after the Chinese troops had used it against the invading Mongols.

5) When Ram was sent to the forest for 14 years of exile, his brother Bharat installed Ram’s sandals on the throne and discharged the king’s duties on his behalf, paying reverent homage to his sandals.

6) At first we did not have letter –boxes as we have them today. In London, Paris and Vienna, postmen would carry sacks or boxes with slits in them and the people could drop their letters inside these boxes. The postmen then took these letters to the post office to be sorted. Fixed letters boxes were put in Paris in 1653 but postmen, afraid of losing their jobs put mice in the boxes. It took 50 years to set things right.

7) Cats were regarded as sacred by the ancient Egyptians 4,000 years ago. The Egyptians believed that cats had the power to protect them from evil. They worshipped a god with a cats face. When a domestic cat died, it was buried with great respect and mummified to preserve it.

8) The crusades were wars between Christians and Muslims in the middle ages. They took place in Palestine, the holy land. First, in 1071 Muslims captured the city of Jerusalem in Palestine. The Muslims stopped Christians from visiting the holy places in Palestine. The Christian forces started the first crusade and took Jerusalem from the Muslims in 1099. There were seven more crusades after the first one.

Many of them failed because the crusaders quarreled with each other. The Muslims took back much of the holy land from the Christians.

9) The first ship to soil around the world was the Viltoria commanded by the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan. The Voyage took nearly three years-from 1519 to 1522. Magellan was killed during the Voyage, and the 18 sailors who survived became the first people to travel around the world.

10) The British liner, Titanic, was the world’s largest ship at that time and experts believed that it was unsinkable. But on the night of 14 April 1912, during its first voyage, it hit an iceberg in the middle of the Atlanta Ocean. It sank and, out of more than 2200 people on board, over 1500 was drowned.