Real-life stories Of "Satya Yuga" Part 1 Every religion has its rules and notions. The idiosyncratic theories of time and cosmology make Hinduism unique. Time is considered as the cycle of creation and destruction. As per Hinduism, the time is split into 4 Yugas. SATYA YUGA (PART 1) In Satya Yuga, every requirement was obtained by the facility of will. The chief virtue was the abandonment of worldly desires. The Satya Yuga was without ailments. There was no hatred, vanity, evil thought, sorrow, and fear. All human being could attain to supreme blessedness. The people of Satya-yuga were self-satisfied, merciful, friendly to all or any, peaceful, sober, and tolerant. And it's was a pleasure from within, see all things equally, and endeavor diligently for spiritual perfection. They would worship the Supreme Personality by austere meditation also as by internal and external sense control. And in the Real thing the Lord was white and four-armed, has matted locks, and wore a g...
Best Latest Stories of Real Life Heroes As Comedian An Indian-origin comic died on stage thanks to the high level of hysteria while performing his act ahead of a packed audience in Dubai, consistent with a media report. Manjunath Naidu, 36, suffered a systole while performing his routine on stage on Friday. He complained of a high level of hysteria, sat down on the bench next to him, and collapsed onto the ground, with the audience thinking that it must be a neighborhood of the show, Khaleej Times reported. He was born in the Naidu family and he was born in Abu Dhabi but later shifted base to Dubai. “He was the last act in the line-up. He went on stage and was making people laugh together with his stories. He was talking about his father and family. And then he got into a story of how he suffers from anxiety. And a moment into the story he collapsed,” Miqdaad Dohadwala, his friend and fellow comedian, was quoted as saying within the report. People tho...