|| Be your own kind of Beauty ||

 || Be your own kind of Beauty ||

It is believed that our beauty is a light in our hearts, not in our faces. Every person's heart keeps them going by systematically vibrating to keep life alive. Every person has a special heart that reflects their own distinct existence. I've met people who have excellent hearts but struggle to express them, people whose hearts are limited to their minds, and others whose hearts are focused only on serving others. Both the sky and the sea have blue hearts, but they serve distinct purposes. The sky provides light for life, while the sea provides water for survival. Both have hearts to be open and be great, and they both work with their open arms to help others. The colours blue in the sky and the water is similar to the belief in helping others that our Lord Krishna has. While sharing the same colours, each shine differently due to their own uniqueness. Every individual human on this planet has their own unique beauty, and in my opinion and according to how I study nature, we should cherish that beauty instead of cribbing about it.

"Maan Meri Jaan," a song that has lately gained a lot of popularity, continues, "I will not let you go; I will keep you with me; I will not let you down; I will make you shine whatever happens!" The singing and direction of this song are excellent. The song, which was written by a man just for the woman in his life, is about love. In today's fast-paced world, this song has amassed millions of social media views, people are dancing to it, and influencers are sharing it in creative ways. But in reality, the beauty of the words of this song is how many are really implementing in their life. Do they know the value and beauty of these words? This beauty of words does not only represent the love of a couple but also reflects the beauty of our own life. Lord Krishna has very well narrated in Bhagwad Geeta that your beauty of heart will never let you leave your respect for others, it never let you down and it will only make you shine and will let you help others. I would like to put a little twist to this song "maan mera dil"... I hope you all will understand what I really mean?

On March 3rd, in honor of World Hearing Day, 325 deaf children joined us to celebrate Josh Sports League. They came from ten various special deaf schools. They all arrived at 7:30 a.m., queued up, performed some warm-up exercises, and then were separated into groups according to various sports, including basketball, football, cricket, yoga, and athletics on various fields. All 325 deaf kids were so disciplined and were so good at their work. Each child supported the other students in their school, cheered them on, and gave each other advice when someone was hurt while they were playing, had food or water, or was being directed to play better. Ziadduin Khatib, a three-time world champion in kickboxing, and Neha Sapte, an expert rifle shooter, were our special guests. These kids welcomed them with great warmth. We have been organizing this event for the past 4 years, but I can tell that these kids are becoming better, and watching the beauty of their loving souls inspires me more and more.

Having the good fortune to have worked in this field for over 31 years and meeting, on average, two new individuals every day, whether they be parents, adults, or children, I believe children have the most beautiful hearts. They are so pure, always smiling with innocence, without resentment or jealousy, and without comparing themselves to others or judging others. They do their best the way we direct them. They don't even judge the reasons why they differ from other normal people. Why do people look at them differently? Why they have come to this world like this? Their thought process works to find the solution rather than if and but. All those 325 kids who were on the field on the 3rd  march according to me were stars who were smiling and were spreading their beauty and kindness and were showering on us as blessings. I feel one should sit and think about how to learn to have real inner beauty from these kids.

When a spiritual teacher was once questioned about why he worked so hard and spread the message of kindness when there were so many dirty things around him, he said that it was his job to do so. Lord Krishna and Radha were worshipped as idols to promote kindness and love. With the celebration of colours known as Holi, they taught people how to experience the colours of love without regard to their caste, religion, or other differences. People in Gokul, Vrindavan, and Mathura continue to celebrate Holi with great love and a zest for living a beautiful and colourful life. People have just lately begun analyzing and criticizing beauty. In my opinion, naturalness is necessary for one's own beauty since it naturally comes and flows.

Several books have been published about self-discovery, which involves understanding one's own kind of beauty. Everyone is believed to have their own inner potential, talent, and skills. If it had been known before we were born, we would not have appreciated our life's adventure. Every person in the universe has an innately distinctive quality. God covers our talents, abilities, and potential, which we need to discover. Now, in this discovery process, we nearly do find what we want and what we love to do in life, and that helps us to generate self-satisfaction. Knowing our own kind of natural beauty, or discovering our own self, helps us get adjusted to all the possible evolutions. Many times when I go and attend functions, many celebrities are present. They generally come with their make-up, as they are the artists that people are looking for. But I feel so uncomfortable there, as I believe that when you work hard and with our heart, this outer beauty is not required to show off.

In the childhood game of passing the parcel, you receive one layer of punishment or reward every time the music stops, and gradually, all the layers are revealed, with the final wrapper announcing the true winner. In the game of life, there are many layers that accumulate, but the winner has true inner beauty or potential, which can never stop you from achieving your goals. People like Mother Teresa, Swami Vivekananda, and Gautam Buddha removed all the artificial and untrue layers along their journey, working towards the path of true beauty and naturalness that we still value today. The beauty must be experienced through our unique perspective on life. Nobody can truly convey beauty; it is only a person's interaction with others.

Just a few aspects of life, such as love, humanity, kindness, compassion, and understanding, allow us to fully express our own beauty. If you come across someone or a spirit who inspires you to always put others first, you should respect them. To make our planet more beautiful, we all have the capacity to truly understand our souls. I'm attempting it with my positive goal and vision, especially when dealing with deaf children. What about you all?