#dadi maa

[mkunews]

102 साल की महिला ने बताए लंबी उम्र जीने के राज

102 साल की महिला ने बताए लंबी उम्र जीने के राज 102 साल की महिला ने बताए लंबी उम्र जीने के राज इंग्लैंड में रहने वाली महिला ने हाल ही में अपना 102वां जन्मदिन मनायाइंग्लैंड के कोवेंट्री में रहने वाली डोरोथी डोनेगन ने हाल ही में अपना 102वां जन्मदिन मनाया. एक सदी से भी अधिक समय तक चलने वाला उनका जीवन पल में जीने और प्रियजनों के साथ बिताए सुखद क्षणों के साथ-साथ अच्छे भोजन से भरा हुआ है. उन्होंने अपने…

[luminarai]

And that was the last time anybody on the team attempted polite small talk with Beard.

I’ve been working on this since eurovision and got it done just in time for the s3 finale 🥲 speaking of eurovision, if you look really really closely at the interval show you might just be able peep Beard in the background…

[greektragedybitch]

people will talk shit about my maa behind her back (in front of me) and then have the audacity to ask me why i don't show them respect like pagal ho kya

[statuswings]

Happy Birthday Dadi Wishes In Hindi

Happy Birthday Dadi Wishes In Hindi (दादी जी को बर्थडे विश कैसे करें?)     Happy Birthday Dadi Wishes In Hindi, हेलो डिअर फ्रेंड्स, कैसे है आप _ तो फ्रेंड्स देर कैसी अब फटाफट तैयार हो जाए और शुरुआत करे हम आज आपकी की सबसे विशेष इस पोस्ट में आपको सबसे जयादा स्नेह वाली माँ – दादी माँ के जन्मदिन पर खूबसूरत सन्देश लेकर आये है। जिसे आप पढ़कर टेक्स – कॉपी करके अपनी दादी माँ को उनके जन्मदिन पर व्हाट्सअप…

[ramayantika]

Not this man going hai kalyug ki draupadi ab na kanhaiya madhav aayenge kyunki laaj sharam pani ki tarah kho chuki and shit what not saying ab kapde pehenne bolo toh mahabharat chidh jati hai. He ended with this line that aur isike karan aane vali pidi (generation) kabhi maa ka aanchal nahi dekh payegi kyunki voh jeans pehenti hai

And I will forever hate men for this because I am done having to see men and their stupid comments and views for women's clothing jab saala khud jeans tshirt mein photo rakha hai DP

Maryada laaj sirf stri ke shareer pe latke uske kapde se hoga uska shareer ko sirf sexualize karna aata hai voh choti bachi ho ya 80 ki dadi.

Tum Sare mard ek jaise hi ho aur kuch nahi

(Jisko offense lena ho bhai lelo)

[hehehuhuhihi]

meri dadi katha sunte sunte roti hai, jab puchti thi toh kehti thi ki krishn ko apne bete (yani ki mere papa k roop mein dekhti hai) wo jab bhi bal krishna ki katha sunti hai toh mere papa ka bachpan imagine krti hai Or itna kho jati hai ki kya hi btauu...

Bhai Maa hona hi sabse bdi achievement hai 🌷

[danityrose]

@tiredandcaffeinated @waitingforthesunrise dadi maa aur dusri dadi maa , aapki beti @pheonix-thefirebird 4am tak sone nhi ja rahi hai

Regards, your granddaughter @danityrose

[skyasma]

Just watched Rocky-Rani and whatever it goes like.

Seems a bit dripped in elitism when Karan badly wanted to market it as a 'massy' film. 🙄

Apart from missing the unusual antics of Rocky, in one entire song, there was nothing shown that made Rani propose to him in a condescending way. Girl! What makes you love him, despite having Exes who are looking for the cure for cancer...!!??

...and who was supposed to heal the Dadi Maa!! She witnessed her husband slipping away in a hobby and cheating on her. The lady had no choice but to be a rock that she was. Surely could have been progressive and may be not that rock-solid.

Karan made her the villain because she was easy to hate on...all the while she was seeking for a closure and an apology. Cheating is never okay. Being irresponsible to your wife and kid is never okay.

[newepisodetodayoffical]

Celestial Love vs Human Love: Maitree, Ashish SS - Part 2 Analysis

Celestial Love vs Human Love: Maitree, Ashish SS – Part 2 Analysis Maitree ; Dadi please I want to study ahead . Dadi : You had enough studies here and now your whole aim is to please Gandharva only. Go and light the lamps at Gandharva Mandir of backyard tonight. Sudha : Gandharva Mandir !! Maa mandir mein sirf bhagwan hote hein ,koyi gandharva nahin basta….And you are sending Maitree to…

[philophi9999]

MERE GHARR MEIN HAMESHAA RAKHAIL HAIN...CHAMRII ...MC KII PAIDAISH SABB USKI MAA BHII...DADI PARDADI...SABB RAKHAIL HAIN....DOCUMENTED RANDI KII BACHCHI...

[neonmakeover]

6 Homemade Beauty Tips for Brides Before Marriage Every Bride Must Read and Follow to the ‘t’

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From avoiding pimples to getting your glow on, homemade beauty remedies and face masks can be the no-fail solutions for every bride-to-be. We agree that most times cosmetics help us get that much desired and even skin tone that we all want but for the longer run, it is the least favourable option. Let’s not forget how much they cost and burn a hole in our pockets every time we plan on stocking that makeup kit of ours.

Browse through these homemade beauty tips and learn them by heart if you want that clear, radiant and glowing skin in 1,2 and 3!

1. Sleep and sleep and repeat!

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It is a must that you never compensate on your daily sleep schedule. Well, sometimes is a given but make it a habit of hitting the sack for at least 8 hours every day. When you sleep your skin, your cells tend to get refreshed which leads to you waking up to a radiant that pearl skin. And, ma sound sleep = no dark circles. So, it’s a win-win! One of the easiest to follow homemade beauty tips there is!

2. Hydration is the key

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Thought it is only your throat that gets parched and that you feel that stingy feeling at the back of your throat every time it happens? If you watch closely your skin too gives you enough signs to let you know that its thirsty for some hydration. The moment it starts appearing chaffy and white, know that your water intake hasn’t been up to the mark on that said day! Drinking lots of water is great for glowing skin, so stay hydrated! One of the best homemade beauty tips there is!

3. A Balanced & A Wholesome Diet

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If you want a pearly white and radiant skin not just before your wedding but all through your life, then you must include a lot of fresh veggies and juices into your diet! Lots of protein intake will keep you fit and healthy! Also, foods that are rich in vitamins and iron like green leafy vegetables and legumes will provide to your skin the nutritional value that it needs to shine from within.

4. Keep Fried & Oily Food at Bay

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Yeah well, we all love our share of Aloo Tikkis and Fries every now and then, but not only do they make you gain those extra kilos, but their adverse effect could be seen on your skin too! Ever remember waking up with a pimple after a night-long binge eating marathon? If you want clear skin and save some buck in stocking up on skin primers or concealers, then avoid fry babies for a while and be surprised to see the difference.

5. Sleep but With No Makeup On

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Well, each one of us is guilty of going to bed with makeover on after a long and ridiculous night of dancing and drinking! We may not realize it now nut the harm it does to our poor skin is enormous. Makeup acts like an additional layer to our skin, if we sleep with it, it means keeping our skin away from freely breathing since blocked pores. Blocked pores = acne! Make a smart decision and include this as one of the most necessary homemade beauty tips before your wedding.

6. Make use of Dadi Maa Ke Nuske

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No matter how expensive our night creams and day creams are, there is something powerful and magical about those easy to do Dadi Ke Nuske. Try your hands at a few DIY face masks, hair masks and lip masks, include them in your regular beauty regime and you will see why your random was always persistent that you followed them to the T.

A List of Face Packs That Will Become the Best Homedale Beauty Tips

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These are some of the most helpful and known homemade beauty face and hair masks that you should include in your glam prep up leading to the day of your wedding. Have a look and find their tutorial on YouTube quick and easy!

Green Tea Water and Honey Face Pack

Oats and Lemon Face Pack

Turmeric and Lemon Face Pack

Turmeric and Tomato Face Pack

Yoghurt and Dried Orange Peel

Yoghurt and Lemon

Milk, Lemon Juice, And Honey

Milk and Saffron

Papaya and Fuller’s Earth

Honey Face Mask

Egg Hair Mask

Coconut Oil, Strawberry & Honey Hair Mask

Avocado Mask

Yoghurt Hair Mask

Banana Mask

DIY Olive or coconut oil and sugar Exfoliator

DIY Honey & Sugar Exfoliator

DIY turmeric paste

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Follow these homemade beauty tips for a few weeks and you will notice a pleasant change in the way your skin feels and even in the skin tone. You will find that your skin feels fresh and looks fresh.

What did you think of these homemade beauty tips? Tell us through the comments!

Source: https://www.weddingwire.in/wedding-tips/homemade-face-pack-for-dry-skin--c2019

[ramayantika]

–✦– 𝙂𝙤𝙙𝙙𝙚𝙨𝙨𝙚𝙨, 𝙍𝙞𝙨𝙝𝙞𝙠𝙖𝙨 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙒𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙣 –✦–

Usha Lakshmi Gargi Ratri

Saraswati

I wonder why don't I ever concentrate on the pooja whenever I am in a group. I love to sit in front of my deities alone in a room in dark and let my thoughts and words wander. I know they they hear my inner thoughts as well as the words that project out of my mouth. It feels as if I am home with them only when I am the only one in a room.

It's the same even today. Today it is Basant Panchami. Dadi, my brother and I are doing pooja day. Dad is in another city and mummy has periods so she did not join for the aarti today. She had specifically asked me to keep a few pens and my RD Sharma Maths book near Saraswati maa's moorti.

Funny, how I call Devi Lakshmi as my sakhi and Devi Saraswati as Maa. As a child of five years, I used to watch this animated movie called Omkara on TV. Shivji and Parvati Devi had taken abode in the holy city of Kashi with Ganesha, Karthikeya, Lakshmi and Saraswati as their children. My mother would always tell me to be like Saraswati -- affectionate, kind, wise and simple.

Years flew by, and for a while, my connection with the deities dwindled even with my dearest god, Krishna. But, don't they say that the goddess of Knowledge sits on Vishnu's tongue. Won't the same goddess guide the one who has strayed away from its path?

I stare at the small moorti of the goddess. It took me back to my examination days. I always carried an examination board that had a photo of Devi Saraswati. She always looked so elegant and benevolent. I usually performed well in subjects like English, Hindi, Social Studies and Biology with her photo on my exam board, so I considered her as my lucky charm during exam days.

The Saraswati moorti looks beautiful. I stare at the veena in her hands and the large pink lotus on which she sits. For the first time, I get a tingly feeling running down on my spine -- the feeling that arises each time I am about to meet a goddess in person. Dadi is probably chanting Saraswati chalisa and my brother as usual is randomly mouthing the words and staring at the sweets.

Warmth engulfs my body, and I hear rain fall outside the balcony. My eyes close on their own accord, and for the first time I am given a divine vision.

The goddess is seated near a river bed that is brimming with fresh brightly coloured green grasses, and a few wild flowers. The river looks clean, completely transparent. It sparkles a little under the sun. Her fingers skillfully run on the strings of the Veena, producing the most beautiful tune I have ever heard in my life. Her eyes are closed, but I know she sees me. She knows that I am watching her.

After what feels like an eternity, she stops playing her instrument and opens her eyes. She smiles and gently calls her swan from the river. I turn back and see a large but majestic swan emerge from the crystal clear river with a string of pearls on its beak. The swan turns its head at me and nods. I gawk at the beautiful bird which causes the goddess to giggle. She composes herself and pats the swan's head. "It's a beautiful bird, isn't it?"

"The most exquisite looking swan, devi," I say as the swan gently lands the pearls near my feet. Frowning in confusing, I look at the goddess and ask, "Why did it give the pearls to me? They are yours."

"What do the pearls signify, my child?"

"Wisdom, purity, innocence, serenity and protecting, Maa."

Devi smiles. I see her face shine like the full moon. "Very good. That's true. Now let me tell you something." Her lovely fingers pick a delicate pearl. "Pearls are very difficult to find. They lie deeper and hidden in dark waters. Only the ones brave into the embrace the darkness of the ocean. You have to delve deep and have patience to look for them. There will be many obstacles on your way. You might feel tiredness seep into your bones. Sometimes you will see your companions getting these shiny pearls quickly while you barely find a shell on the water bed. You must remember that to get the best, sometimes you have to wait for long and keep persevering. One day, your hard work will pay off, and these pearls will be yours. Now, pearls also represent wisdom, don't they?"

I nod my head eagerly. She continues, "The quest for diamonds teaches you lessons of immense hard work and the sight to never consider any piece of coal or a stone to be ordinary. The journey to seek pearls gives you lessons of patience and the strength to take bold decisions to get the best of your life with grace, kindness and knowledge."

Her swan nuzzles on my thigh and I feel my legs stiffen which causes the goddess to chuckle. "Don't worry, my swan won't bite you. The worse it can do is drench you in river water to indulge in some mischief."

I nervously laugh and touch the swan's head with my index finger. My eyes then travel upwards to gaze at Maa's face. Her face softens with a knowing look. "You have a question, don't you?"

"There are nights, I hear a song far away from my house. It makes me wonder who I am. There's a lake near my house. Each time I peer at my reflection, I see a woman decked in red and dazzling jewels. For a man, she would be sensuality personified, but to me she appears divine. She has a sharp gaze that would make tongues stutter to make any remark at her. Then, the red clothes and gold jewels disappear. She then appears dressed in white with pearls and flowers around her wrists and legs. She looks lovely but in a different way. She radiates pure love. She looks at everyone with the eyes of a charmed lover, speaks words that would boggle the mind and make you question everything you have ever known. Later, she smiles knowing only a choice few would understand her language and her words. After a while, their faces morph into my reflection and I have never found myself look that divinely charming even in the mirror. Should I know who these women are? Are they me or will I grow up to be them?"

The goddess closes her eyes once again. Her form starts expanding to the skies. Golden efflugence effuses from her being while her fingers start to play the veena once again. She answers.

"You are them, yes, my child. You will grow up to be them. But remember, don't consider them to be separate from each other or from you. Red is for passion, energy and love. Men in your time will confuse this form as lust. You must build yourself in such a way that no man with a narrowed vision can hurl abuse your divinely form. Many are going to speak against you, even for the way you carry yourself and move. You, my child, are going to rise than them. I shall not speak much about your appearance in red. You will have another goddess tell you more, a goddess who often is misinterpreted and shunned today. Let me tell you about the woman in white."

Maa plays a beautiful set of chords that make me feel as if I am floating in air amongst twinkling stars. It feels blissful. Is this how sat-chit-ananda feels like?

A melodious laughter from Maa fills my ears. "Now, that's something for you to find out. I will not reveal everything to you. But for now, let me tell you about the second woman."

"She has the gaze and a hear of a lover. She will fall in love with everything life will give her, be it thorns or roses. Books are her companions. She is going to be a wonderful being of light, love, kindness and wisdom. She wears white to represent the holy and divine knowledge she has learnt in her life and other lifetimes to come. The pearls on her body stand for the important lessons on patience, beauty, virtue and serenity. She is a very mysterious woman. Some say she has the most complex thoughts about life, while a rare minds get through her way of flowery words and poetry to understand one simple Truth -- this Truth is again your quest to realize and understand. You cannot tie her to relationships and desires in the mortal sense. She will love you dearly, do everything that is best for you, but do not expect her to write ballads and love songs for you. Her love songs and poems speak about a different Lover. Who is that Lover is another question whose answer you must find yourself. She will be your guiding force in life and until you transform into her. As I said, you, we, them are all One."

Tears flow out of my eyes. Perhaps, I did find my answer to my questions. Maybe, I will grow and transform myself in the best way possible and help others in the same. Just like Maa said, we all are One, we all can help, learn and grow together.

"Jhia lo prasad ta ne kana emiti thakurani ku dekhuchu." (Daughter, have the prasad. Why are you staring at the goddess like that?"

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This is the longest in the series. I am really grateful for your comments and the amount of love you have poured out for this series. A lot of it is personal in these tales that happened to me in dreams and in some of my worst days. Maybe that's why it connects you all too. I promise, once I am done with this series, I will reply to all of your comments and reblogs.

And here you can make a guess about the next goddess as Maa said she will tell you about the woman in red, do you all have any guesses who will she be? This is a very easy answer ����

[dear-diary-me]

12 May

Aaj pehlaa din hai toh kuch khaas toh nahi hai. Khair Aaj din thik raha kareeban 5:50 mai uthaa aur cycling ke liye nikal gaya Raste mai doston ke liye 5 rs ki parle G treat bhi Leli. Overall din bahut boring saa thaa par kaam hoga ye lagbhag.Mujhe toh lagta hai kaam tabhi hota hai jab apka man nahi lagta hai kyu shayad tab apke emotions bhasad machane ke liye nahi hote hai. Maine aaj kisi se baat bhi nahi kii kyuki Mann nahi kiya. Regret bhi bhar ke hai aur shayad depression bhi apni jadde jama raha hai. Baar baar khud ko goli Marne kaa Mann karta hai. Par koi naa yeh bhi maine hi choose Kiya hai. Haa ajkal dada dadi se baat bhi nahi hoti kyuki mujhe pata nahi hai ki kya bolungaa sab selection ke baare mai puchenge. Atlast aaj kaa saath yahi nikalta hai kii duniya matlabi hai chahe maa baap hi kyu naa ho, agar selection nahi diye toh tum unki ek galti ban kar reh jaoge. Bas ek galti usse jyada kuch nahi.Isi baat pe ek sher yaad aaya -

"Iss swarth ki duniya mai,

kisi apne ko khojtaa hu.

Maa baap ke jarrurato ke bich

apne sapne ko khojtaa hu."

[onlinesikhstore]

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[babyforest23]

Loi: A Ritual From A Grandma To A Modern Maa - Baby Forest

We all have at least one dainty memory of our Dadi maa or Nani maa rubbing the back of an infant with wheat Loi, especially on a baby's forehead. It protects the baby from various toxins as well. Read the complete article.