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story of a greedy cobbler
Once upon a time, Gautam Buddha ji was staying in a village in Magadha state. A cobbler lived with his family a little outside the village. There was a pond near that cobbler's house. One day, as usual, in the morning the cobbler went to the pond bank to fetch water. There he saw a very wonderful flower in the pond. That flower was very beautiful to look at, and also seemed miraculous. The cobbler immediately called his wife and showed her the flower. The cobbler's wife was spiritual and believed in religion. As soon as she saw the flower, she understood that Gautam Buddha must have passed by here yesterday, this flower has bloomed due to his glory.
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Everyone these days has a podcast. It’s the hip new thing for influencers to do! Since everyone has decided to pick up the trade, finding a good podcast to listen to can feel super daunting, especially when you’ve decided to trawl through Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube for content.
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Deepak RajbanshiPublished about a month ago in EducationThe History and Importance of International Day of Happiness
"Embracing Joy: Celebrating the International Day of Happiness" The International Day of Happiness is celebrated annually on March 20th. It was first observed in 2013 following a resolution passed by the United Nations General Assembly on June 28, 2012. The resolution recognized "the relevance of happiness and well-being as universal goals and aspirations in the lives of human beings around the world and the importance of their recognition in public policy objectives."
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Daylight saving time for 2024 beginnings this end of the week, requiring an hour from many rest plans as the clocks spring forward.
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"Damsel" Movie Breakdown: From Fairy Tale Trope to Twisted Reality Finally, a man for Millie Bobby Brown who isn't Drake. I just hope he's kind. Six and a half hours after the fact, this marriage won't stand the test of time. "Damsel" is Netflix's latest fantasy epic that asks, what would happen if a damsel tried to save herself, making for a lot of sad nights. In this video, we'll be investigating the film, its consummation, and a lot of little subtleties you missed en route. In any case, before we start, try to hit that like and buy in button, and let me in on your opinion on the film beneath.
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"Do you know what fascinates me about the British elite?" queries an insightful character in Netflix's The Gentlemen. "They're essentially the OG gangsters. They own 75% of this country because they essentially stole it. William the Conqueror makes Al Capone look like a novice." This serves as the central premise of the series, conceived by Guy Ritchie as an extension of his 2019 film: that the aristocracy shares more similarities with the criminal underworld than they care to acknowledge.
Star Spotlight NewsPublished 2 months ago in Education"International Women's Day 2024: What to be aware, how to celebrate Women's Day."
Walk isn't simply one more month; it's a period committed to praising the accomplishments of ladies around the world. From Worldwide Woman's Day to Ladies' Set of experiences Month, Walk offers enough of a chance for reflection, learning, and respecting the unbelievable achievements of ladies across the globe.
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Before Judd Apatow dominated the comedy scene with films portraying perpetually immature men, there was Peter Farrelly. Collaborating with his brother Bobby, their movies ranged from charmingly humorous – albeit occasionally inappropriate – like "Dumb and Dumber" or "There's Something About Mary," to what some may describe as the disastrous "Movie 43." Since then, Farrelly has ventured into television, the award-winning “Green Book,” and the dramatic Vietnam War-era escapade "The Greatest Beer Run Ever." Now, he revisits the familiar territory of old-fashioned guy comedies with “Ricky Stanicky.”
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Welcome back, everyone to Star Spotlight News. I'm SpidyJitesh. The boys dropped a couple of new promos and trailers for season four, so let's break it all down.
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