Soul Journey by Neeta Bheda

18/08/2025

The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.Specially with creatures who can’t speak

02/08/2025

Nature has a beautiful way of telling us to rise after every fall…
Jyst like after every sunset there is a 🌄 🌅

12/07/2025

Sometimes your circle decreases in size but increases in value.
Select your associates and friends carefully as we become what they are eventually 🌹🌈

28/06/2025

Work and learn, Learn and work 🌹

24/04/2025

Excuses are always there,and easy to make.
Finding a way is what takes Courage. 🌹

21/03/2025

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REAL STORIES 🌹
“You think YOUR plans didn’t work out?*
Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore thought they were going to space for 8 days.
They ended up being stuck for 286 days.

They were LITERALLY stranded in space.

Imagine this:
👉🏾 You pack for a short trip, but instead, you’re gone for almost a year.
👉🏾 No fresh air. No real food. No way out—just waiting in the void of space.
👉🏾 No clear answer to when (or even if) you’ll make it back home.

And here we are, losing patience when:
- A 10-minute traffic jam ruins our day.
- A deal gets delayed by a few months.
- A rejection email makes us want to quit.

Perspective.

These astronauts had no control over their situation.
They couldn’t just book a return flight. They had to adapt, stay calm, and trust the process for 286 days of uncertainty.

And they made it.

If THAT isn’t the ultimate lesson in patience, endurance, and problem-solving—I don’t know what is.

Hats off to these legends for not just surviving, but making history.

Next time life throws unexpected delays at us… let’s remember:
At least we’re not stranded in space.

Life will throw curveballs. Your plans will go sideways. Things will take WAY longer than expected.
But if these astronauts can survive nine months in space instead of eight days, you and I can handle a few detours in life.

21/03/2025

19/03/2025

REAL STORIES 🌹

“The standing boy of Nagasaki" is a historic photograph taken in Nagasaki, Japan, in 1945, shortly after the atomic bombing of that city on August 9.
The photograph is of a boy of about 10 with his dead baby brother strapped to his back, waiting for his turn at the crematorium.
A soldier noticed him and asked him to keep this dead child down so that he would not get tired.
He replied: He's not heavy, he's my brother!

The soldier understood.
Since then, this image has become a symbol of unity in Japan.
Let this be our motto: "He's not heavy. He's my brother. She's my sister."
If he falls, raise him. Even if you get tired, help him.
And if his support is weak, and if he makes a mistake, forgive him because he is not heavy he is your brother.
And if the world abandons him, carry him on your bacmeans carrying each other through, no matter whatever happens. 🙏🙏

19/03/2025

At last after 286 days in Space !!

18/03/2025

Time brings everything that belongs to us. What we need is patience.🙏🙏