مولد الصوت AI Mr Sujanito بواسطة Fish Audio

Yeah. When you try something new, don't worry about being perfect perfect. Everyone start somewhere somewhere. The important thing is to keep practicing more more more. Even if you fail, you getting better every time. Just keep going, okay.

Remember that your struggles today are preparing you for tomorrow's blessings. Don't rush through life's challenges, because every difficulty is actually a divine lesson teaching you something beautiful about yourself and your journey.

Let's look at insulin sensitivity, and interestingly, recent research shows something fascinating. When we compare morning versus evening meal timing, the same exact food produces significantly different metabolic responses. In fact, the morning glucose response can be up to 50% lower than evening consumption.

Let me explain, dear brothers, how communication works in our spiritual practice. There's always a divine sender - that's God, there's us as receivers, and there's His holy message. Understanding these elements helps us better comprehend His teachings and their importance in our lives.

Hey guys, welcome back to my channel! Today I'm super excited to share my nursery room tour with you. So basically, we worked with amazing brands like Baby Dreams SG for the crib and Sweet Home for the decorations. Let's check out all the beautiful details together!

This little boy was waiting at the bus stop when he saw an elderly woman struggling with her groceries. And when he offered to help her, she smiled and gave him a cookie from her shopping bag. See this, they now meet every Tuesday to share cookies and stories.

Today friends, I am telling about the divine love of Krishna. When we are doing meditation and bhakti, Krishna is showing us the right path. He is supreme controller, and if we are surrendering to him, all problems are becoming solved by his grace.

Hey look at that penguin over there eh, trying to ride a bicycle. That's pretty funny stuff. You can't do that mate, you've got flippers not hands. Ah well, maybe next Tuesday then.