7 Powerful Mantras To Live By.

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1. It's not what you cannot do, but what you can do.

- When you think of a goal or a task, your brain immediately comes up with reasons why you cannot do that task.

- Try to reason out each negative thought with a positive thought.

- Itis too tough? It is a great learning experience

- It will be too time consuming? It does not give me time for worrying or time wasters.

- Slowly, you will find the positive side of why you should be doing the task and how easily how you can do that.

2. Forget the mistake. Remember the lesson.

- Mistakes are very common. Everyone makes mistakes.

- What you learn from that mistakes and avoid the same mistake again makes all the difference.

- Learning from your mistakes is smart, learning from athers mistakes makes you wise

3. I am enough. I do need to prove anything to anybody

- We spend most of our time to impress someone that you are worth it

- Realise what you want in life before you deviate very far from your goals, trying to prove yourself

- If you are changing, do it wll, for yourself

Purans' calculations of period and time correspond to modern scientists' experiments and observations.

In fact, Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta provides a great liftoff for understanding the antiquity of the world and the universe.

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The Srimad Bhagavad Purana tells the account of King Muchukunda and Sri Krishna.

1 day of heaven is equivalent to 1 earth year, so the duration of Satyayuga is 4,800 x 360, or 1,728,000 years. The duration of the Tretayuga is 3,600 x 360, or 1,296,000 years. The duration of the Dwaparyuga is 2,400 x 360, or 864,000 years.

Several Yogis (or monks) who followed Vedic ideals departed their bodies to wandering through space during Samadhi, never to return for hundreds of years, have been discovered.

For materialistic beings like ourselves, it may seem strange, yet it is entirely plausible that humans existed who might stay alive indefinitely if they were in deep meditation or heavenly sleep.