Teri Ummeed Tera Intezaar Karte Hai (10), COMPLETED *** - Page 76

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Yaar avai!

Originally posted by: sporthy_smile28

Yaar avai!

Ab tum soch rahi hogi...

what im doing in ur thread ..

jab ki I'm not ur reader!!

Aysa nahi h I read Dr.khurana😊

Ok ab point pe aate h!

Hamare recent flashback me u suggested me to read frosty ka back to u!

Yaad nahi aya...

koi baat nahi...

But im here actually to ask a little help

I have seen ur regular comments on that thread jiss se ye samaj aata h ki tum bahot smart ho...

I mean u understand all the frosty terminology!

Tho actually I'm struck at a point in that story. ..

where maan n geet almost make out!

N then geet talks something about nirvana!

Ummm I think the spelling is correct. .

What does that term mean???

Please don't mind my sudden intrusion in ur thread. ..

I asked her but I think she's not online!

So please help

I have very bad memory so mujhe ye scene yaad nahi hai..

but getting to the meaning of Nirvana, this is how I understand it..
it is achieving ultimate enlightenment.
Part of Buddhist religion, where Buddha achieves enlightenment under the Bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya. Buddha realizes that Nirvana is the ultimate state; where you feel neither happiness nor pain.
There is a similar word in Hinduism called Stithi pragya. Krishna asks Arjun to achieve the same state. Feel neither joy nor sorrow. Be the same no matter what happens to you, because in doing so you are accepting God's wishes over your own

Aissa nahi hai that I understand all this more but this was a chapter that was read when my Mom passed away and so I remember it.

Originally posted by: dqno1

I have very bad memory so mujhe ye scene yaad nahi hai..

but getting to the meaning of Nirvana, this is how I understand it..
it is achieving ultimate enlightenment.
Part of Buddhist religion, where Buddha achieves enlightenment under the Bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya. Buddha realizes that Nirvana is the ultimate state; where you feel neither happiness nor pain.
There is a similar word in Hinduism called Stithi pragya. Krishna asks Arjun to achieve the same state. Feel neither joy nor sorrow. Be the same no matter what happens to you, because in doing so you are accepting God's wishes over your own

Aissa nahi hai that I understand all this more but this was a chapter that was read when my Mom passed away and so I remember it.

So ghuma fira ke I hope you got the meaning

phir bhi Frosty ko puchna. She explains much better than me

Thanks for coming to my thread. 😃

hey avi.

Originally posted by: priya111111

hey avi.

i am back. missed u all yaar.

kaise ho tum sab?

Originally posted by: singh24

🤗 Hi Priya..

missed u yaar..