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Life is precious and meant to be enjoyed. Don't hold onto resentment and bitterness from the past, it only harms yourself and prevents you from moving forward. In fact, life is too short to harbor resentment. We cannot afford to spend any more time or energy on negative feelings that only serve to drag us down because we never know what the future will hold. We must instead learn to forgive people who have hurt us and let go of our resentments. Although difficult, it's essential for our own mental and emotional health. When we forgive someone, it doesn't imply that we agree with what they did or that we ignore what they did. By doing so, we free ourselves from the weight of our pent-up hatred and fury. We give ourselves the gift of forgiveness, which enables us to move forward with a sense of freedom and serenity that has been restored. Letting go of grudges can strengthen relationships and build a stronger sense of communication. Resentment can cause bitterness and isolati...

Weddings in India are a celebration of families coming together as well as the union of two people. Mehndi, sangeet, and the wedding ceremony itself are just a few of the customary festivities and rituals that take place over a few days. Yet, many families are finding it difficult to cover the price of these events due to the escalating cost of weddings. In this situation, the idea of "Crowd-funded Shaadi" is useful. Couples can now ask their extended family, friends, and even complete strangers to contribute to the cost of their wedding instead of just the immediate family. People can now crowdfund their weddings more easily due to websites like Wishberry, Ketto, and Milaap. The practice is rather easy to follow. Couples can establish a budget for their campaign and create it on the crowdfunding website. They can then invite people to donate by posting about the campaign on social media. The couple may occasionally provide rewards for various levels of giving, such as unique...

Clouds are fascinating objects that can be seen floating in the sky, changing their shapes and transforming endlessly. They are a reminder of the transient nature of life and how everything is in a state of constant flux. As I observe the clouds, I am reminded that transformation is a natural part of life and that we too can keep transforming just like the clouds. Transformation can take many forms, such as personal growth, career development, or even societal change. Just like the clouds, we can transform ourselves by adapting to new environments, learning new skills, and letting go of old habits that no longer serve us. We can also be open to new experiences and perspectives, which can broaden our horizons and lead us to new opportunities. The clouds remind us that transformation is not always linear or predictable. Sometimes, we may encounter unexpected challenges or setbacks that can alter our course or change our perspective. But just like the clouds, we can adapt to these changes...