StoryHive 07

 The Devotee Who Asked for Nothing  A Tale of Unwavering Faith in Lord Ram   In the sacred land of Sthan , a unique devotee was born. He lived his life far from the world's hustle and bustle, untouched by business, household duties, or the influence of others' words. His heart remained forever immersed in the meditation of his beloved Lord Shri Ram. Among four brothers, he stood apart. One day, his family said, "Brother, you are of no use—you neither work nor manage the house. It is better if you leave. He simply smiled and replied, "Hello, I am going." As he departed, his family mocked him: - Who will take care of your Lallan?" - I have Nath—he will do it." - Who will arrange food and water? - I have Ram—He will provide - Who will give shelter? - Ram will give it Then, his elder brother remarked, And when you die, who will perform your last rites? At this, tears filled the devotee’s eyes. Softly, he whispered, Just as Lord Shri Ram performed the last r...

  How to Understand That a Child Is Under Stress? Nowadays, children feel as much pressure as adults do. The only difference is that they don’t know how to handle it. But do you know the four sciences that reveal when a child is under stress? Sudden Alterations in Behavior (a bit more formal) Earlier, the child was cheerful. But has he suddenly become very quiet, stopped speaking, or started getting angry over every little thing? These are clear signs of emotional stress. Children often show stress not through words but through behavioral changes. 2. Sleep and Appetite Disruptions The first things affected by stress are sleep and appetite . Either the child sleeps excessively or struggles to sleep at all. Appetite may completely vanish, or, in contrast, cravings may sharply increase. These are the body’s subtle ways of sending stress signals. It is very important for parents to notice these changes early. 3. Psychosomatic Symptoms When there is stress in th...

 The Secret to Wealth: A Small Remedy at the Gaushala   Friends, if you do this small yet powerful remedy inside the Gaushala (cowshed), you can invite prosperity and blessings into your home. As mentioned in the scriptures, Mother Cow is like Mother Kamdhenu, in whom all the goddesses reside. The place where cows live — the Gaushala — is considered extremely holy and auspicious. Since the time of Lord Shri Krishna, those who serve cows or help in the cowshed receive special blessings from God.   What You Must Do in the Gaushala   Before going to the Gaushala, take a red cloth from your home. Once inside, spread this red cloth on the ground where the cows usually stand. Wait for Mother Cow to step on the cloth — when her feet leave their shadow or marks on it, collect the cloth and tie it into a bundle. You can also place a silver coin inside this bundle.   How to Use This Blessed Cloth   Keep the bundled cloth at your place of weal...

Why You Should Never Keep a Crow at Home These 3 Things Will Leave Your House First! 1. Religious and Spiritual Beliefs:  A Direct Insult to Ancestors & Lord Shani Friends, you must have seen people keeping parrots or other birds as pets, but have you ever seen anyone keeping a crow? Probably not! In Hinduism, the crow is deeply connected to Lord Shani (Saturn)  and is believed to be a symbol of our ancestors. It is said that our ancestors visit us in the form of crows. If you cage a crow, it is considered an insult to your ancestors, which can bring unrest, misfortune, and bad luck into your home. Just imagine—inviting your ancestors home and then locking them up! This is why, traditionally, crows are never kept captive, though feeding them is considered a virtuous act (Daan Punya).  2. Connection to Negative Energy & Bad Omens    Crows are often associated with darkness, grief, and negative energy due to their black color and loud, harsh calls. Many cu...

Why You Should Never Keep a Crow at Home These 3 Things Will Leave Your House First! 1. Religious and Spiritual Beliefs:  A Direct Insult to Ancestors & Lord Shani Friends, you must have seen people keeping parrots or other birds as pets, but have you ever seen anyone keeping a crow? Probably not! In Hinduism, the crow is deeply connected to Lord Shani (Saturn)  and is believed to be a symbol of our ancestors. It is said that our ancestors visit us in the form of crows. If you cage a crow, it is considered an insult to your ancestors, which can bring unrest, misfortune, and bad luck into your home. Just imagine—inviting your ancestors home and then locking them up! This is why, traditionally, crows are never kept captive, though feeding them is considered a virtuous act (Daan Punya).  2. Connection to Negative Energy & Bad Omens    Crows are often associated with darkness, grief, and negative energy due to their black color and loud, harsh calls. Many cu...

 Three Habits That Prevent Goddess Lakshmi from Entering Your Home G oddess Lakshmi once descended to Earth and addressed womankind, stating, "There are three actions that, if neglected, will keep me away from your home forever." She emphasized that women who fail to perform these duties remain deprived of her blessings, leading to perpetual unhappiness and financial struggles. In today’s fast-paced world, many may unknowingly be committing these mistakes. Let’s explore these three crucial habits as per Devi Lakshmi’s teachings. 1. Neglecting the Morning Ritual of Purifying the Entrance Goddess Lakshmi declares, "I do not reside in homes where women fail to wake up early and neglect sprinkling water at the main entrance." A household’s primary door represents prosperity, and leaving it unclean or dry invites stagnation. Scriptures highlight that a woman’s foremost duty after waking is to purify the threshold by sprinkling water. This simple act attracts abundance an...

 Three Signs of a Woman with a Black Tongue: How to Recognize Her Friends, you may have heard the term “woman with a black tongue” before. But who is she, and how can you identify her? Let’s understand the signs: 1️⃣ Her Words Often Come True The first symptom of a woman with a black tongue is that whatever she says in anger—good or bad—often becomes reality. If you see a woman whose repeated words actually happen, it’s a clear sign. Women of the black tongue have a strange power: their words tend to turn into truth, whether they wish good or bad for someone. 2️⃣ She Shows Pride in Small Things The second symptom is pride . If a woman is overly proud, even about small matters, this also indicates she might be a woman with a black tongue. Such women often feel superior because what they say frequently comes true. They are sometimes wealthy, or their husbands are rich, as their words of good fortune seem to manifest. 3️⃣ Her Language is Harsh and Her Tongue Dark The third symptom is...