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When you work hard for something and leave the rest to God, every small step feels special. 🙏❤️
Our home is slowly taking shape, and we are grateful to Shri Swami Samarth for guiding and blessing our family throughout this journey.
श्री स्वामी समर्थ 🙏🏡
How is this look?
Look at our Tulja Bhavani Matha.
May Tulja Bhavani blesses you with happiness, peace and good health ❤️
Happy Dussehra to all my friends
May this festival bring peace, happiness and good health.
Jai Tulja Bhavani🙌
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After marriage
If your wife doesn’t support you and always supports her family and talks great about them.
What do you do?
Today, I bought this at my home.
Who was selling like door to door.
Can you guess the price of this?
Be kind to everyone.
Help people when needed
I have given my friend 50K, when he needed the most.
The feeling of helping and being is kind next level.
Leave everything, basic humanity everyone should have it.
Karma is real.
What you say, will definitely come back.
Do good 👍
Some traditions don’t need an explanation. They carry generations of faith, devotion, and family memories. 🙏❤️
Our home, our ghata, and our devotion to Maa Tulja Bhavani. May her blessings always protect our family and bring peace, strength, and happiness to every home. 🚩🙏
Jai Tulja Bhavani❤️
Politicians travel with security, live with privileges and make decisions that affect millions.
Ordinary citizens deal with traffic, inflation, poor infrastructure and uncertainty.
Yet somehow, citizens are expected to behave like fans instead of asking questions.
When did democracy become a fan club?
Indian society wants a man who earns well, owns a house, supports his parents, takes care of his wife and never complains.
But if he struggles mentally, he is told to “be a man.”
How much responsibility can one person carry before someone asks if he’s okay?