Cheti Chand, Chaitra Navratri, Hindu New Year, Ugadi, and Gudi Padwa 2025 In 2025, several important Hindu festivals will be celebrated around the same time, bringing joy, spiritual renewal, and a sense of togetherness to millions of people. Among these, Cheti Chand , Chaitra Navratri , Hindu New Year , Ugadi , and Gudi Padwa are especially meaningful as they all celebrate new beginnings, hope, and the victory of good over evil. 1. Cheti Chand:  Cheti Chand is the Sindhi New Year, celebrated primarily by Sindhi Hindus. It falls on the second day of Chaitra, the first month of the Hindu lunar calendar. In 2025, Cheti Chand will be celebrated on March 30 . This day honors Jhulelal , the patron saint of Sindhi Hindus, who is believed to have protected the community from ancient rulers. On this day, families gather for prayers, processions, and to sing devotional songs. Sharing sweets is a key tradition of the festival. 2. Chaitra Navratri:  Chaitra Navratri is a nine-day festi...

Time is changing, and it will keep on changing until the best is with us . This means that change is always happening, and things may not be perfect right now. However, things will improve over time, and we will eventually reach a better result and achieve the best things in life. Even if things seem hard or uncertain at the moment, time will bring better outcomes, and the best will come to us eventually. Time constantly moves forward, and with it, everything around us changes: people, technology, circumstances, and even our thoughts. Change can sometimes feel overwhelming or uncertain and is not something we can avoid, but it's important to remember that it is a part of the bigger process of success. Change is also a significant sign of progress. It’s the process that eventually leads us to better situations, new opportunities, greater understanding and above all, the best things.  Even when we face difficulties, time brings us closer to improvement. Change can be hard and may not...

"Sometimes we have to be our own hero because everyone else is too busy trying to save themselves."  The journey of life is full of ups and downs. You often have to be your own hero, meaning you must take responsibility for your actions and choices and trust in your own abilities to overcome challenges and achieve your goals. In life, we often expect others to help us when things get tough. But the truth is, everyone is busy dealing with their own problems. People have their own struggles, so they might not always be available to save or support us when we need it the most. Even when we expect emotional support, it’s not always given in the way we hope. This is why it’s crucial to learn how to be your own hero. Being your own hero means taking responsibility for your life and well-being, physically, mentally, and emotionally. It means knowing that, at times, you must be the one to lift yourself up when no one else does. This is why it’s important to learn how be self- reliant...

Part- I We walk the path, our steps so bold, Chasing dreams, both young and old. But in the end, the winds will change, And all we built may rearrange. No heart, no mind, no fleeting soul, Is bound by time or in control. For all we are, we soon give way, To new hands that will lead the day. The sun will rise, and so it sets, A cycle, endless, with no regrets. No one is etched into the stone, For all must leave, and all must go. Yet in the dance, the world spins on, Though we may fade, the stars stay strong. The legacy is in the light we share, In what we leave, and how we care. Part - II No one is fixed, no one is stayed, In time’s vast sweep, we all will fade. The hands that build, the hearts that beat, One day will yield, one day retreat. We play our parts in fleeting roles, Our stories etched on transient scrolls. Yet, as we rise, so others fall, And life moves on, beyond us all. No crown too grand, no throne too high, For time will pass and never sigh. The wo...

 As we go through life, we make countless memories happy, sad, funny, and meaningful ones. But have you ever stopped to think about what happens to all of these moments after we’re gone? The truth is, in the end, we don’t last forever. Instead, we become stories and memories for the people we leave behind. When we pass away, we won’t be around to see how others remember us. However, the people who love us will carry pieces of us with them. They’ll tell stories about the fun times they had with us, the things we taught them, and the love we shared. These memories are how we live on in the hearts and minds of others. Think of your own family or friends. Maybe there’s a story your parents or grandparents always tell about you when you were younger. Or perhaps you remember something kind someone did for you, and that memory makes you smile. These stories keep us alive in a way, even when we're not physically present. So, what does this mean for how we should live? It reminds us that...

 Life, in its essence, is fleeting. We come into the world, live through a series of moments, and eventually depart. But what remains after we are gone? What do we leave behind, aside from the tangible traces of our existence? The answer, perhaps, is simpler than we might think: we leave behind memories. The phrase "In the end, we are mere memories for others"  suggests that, ultimately, our existence and experiences are only preserved in the memories of those who knew us. It reflects the idea that after we pass away, our lives and impact on the world are largely defined by how others remember us through stories, experiences, and the emotional marks we leave behind. This phrase encapsulates the transient nature of human life. It serves as a reminder that, while we may occupy space in the physical world for a time, our true legacy often lies in the minds and hearts of those who know us. The way people remember us the conversations we had, the love we shared, and the kindn...