Purani bhasha

                big killer or savior  The childhood name of Lord Buddha was Siddhartha.  One day he was walking in the garden when suddenly a swan fell on the ground while flying.  Siddhartha saw that the swan was pierced with an arrow.  Siddhartha could not see the sorrow of the swan who was suffering.  He picked up the swan and took out an arrow.  Meanwhile, his cousin Devdutt came and said, "Brother, this prey is mine, give it to me."  "Siddharth said brother, I will not give it."  Devadatta complained to Siddhartha's father Shuddhodana and said, "I have a right on this swan."  I shot it down with an arrow.  Siddhartha said to his father, “You decide what right did he have to shoot an arrow at an innocent swan in flight?  Why hurt it?  I could not see the suffering of this sad creature, so I took out the arrow and treated it and saved its life.  King Suddhodana, after listening to...

 oh dear you come  in the gloom of the night,  in the moonlight,  in the twinkle of the stars,  In the jingle of anklets,  My eyes only search for you  Hey dear you come  in a sea of ​​feelings,  In the monsoon rains,  in the fragrance of flowers,  in the melodious notes of the flute,  My eyes only search for you  Hey dear you come  in the chill of winter,  in the chirping of birds,  in the fragrance of the crowd,  the words of your love  saying in trembling lips,  My eyes only search for you  Hey dear you come  You flow of the ever-changing Ganges  Coming like a stream  I'm like Ratnakar, holding back tears  like an emptiness,  I am waiting in the whirlpool of flowing winds.  Hey dear you come  Hey dear you come

  Gautama Buddha always advised to do good deeds and be happy. According to Gautama Buddha, advice and knowledge should only be given to those who need it. Often, we start giving advice to others just to show ourselves as intelligent, even if the other person does not need it. Such people end up proving themselves foolish instead of wise. Those who give advice can also be of two types. One, who speaks big words, but they have no effect on others. On the other hand, some people just say a word and it shakes the hearts of people. Therefore, before giving knowledge, it is necessary to make your words valuable. Let's understand this through a story. Once, Buddha was passing by a road when a monk was attracted to his radiance. The person asks Buddha, "Are you a god, venerable one?" Buddha says, "No. I am just an ordinary human like you, but the difference is that I am awake, and you are still asleep." The monk says, "Looking at the radiance on your face, it seem...