Warrier's Friends' Collage, September 2026, Part IV

Welcome To Warrier's Friends' COLLAGE, September, 2026 Part IV Recently, a friend asked me "Why you are wasting time, daily, preparing your own messages for sharing with friends?" Obviously s/he is not a regular reader of my daily messages. I once again explained : "Writing is my pastime and part of my regular exercise. Sharing is incidental." Thought of repeating this after reading the concluding sentence in yesterday's Speaking Tree article (ET). I quote : "To remain without action and merely await the turning of fortune could be detrimental to our well-being." Remaining active is dependent on several activities around. Long ago, I tried to give the example of morning tea : Holding a cup of tea in my hand in the morning is dependent on : My getting up in the morning. Someone else or myself making tea. Availability of gas, stove, gas-lighter, water, tea powder, milk, sugar, cup, spoon, vessel etc Description is illustrative, not exhaustive. Nice Day M G Warrier A Speaking Tree The Speaking Tree article "Adversity, The Deliverer" teaches that hardship is a catalyst for action rather than a reason to surrender. Key Teachings of the Article Hanuman Ansh Story: A narrative illustrating that tough times demand direct effort and courage instead of helplessness. Charaiveti, Charaiveti: A ancient call from the Aitareya Brahmana meaning "keep moving" or "keep marching on". Krishna's Counsel: A reference to Lord Krishna's advice to Arjuna on staying committed to purposeful, active duty. The Cost of Passivity: A warning that waiting idly for your circumstances to fix themselves only deepens your despair. B Bonus Dwarka Temple - Dwarkadheesh Yatra Dwarka Travel Guide https://share.google/Z8gDkM10W06DOIiqu Dwarka Dwarkadheesh Temple Yatra Lord Krishna Dwarka Temple Dwarka (Dvarka, Dwaraka, and Dvaraka) is a holy city in the Gujarat famous for Dwarkadheesh Temple. The Dwarka temple is one of the holiest Hindu Char Dham (four divine sites) sites comprising Rameswaram, Badrinath, Puri and Dwarka. Dwarka History and Legend The town of Dwarka in Gujarat has a history that dates back centuries, and is mentioned in the Mahabharat as the Dwaraka Kingdom. Situated on the banks of river Gomti, the city’s legend for being the capital of Lord Krishna. The ancient city was submerged by raging sea waters 8 times, but the remains do still exist.

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