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[spoiler] SHAH JAHAN'S HUMILITY [/spoiler]



While resting one summer's day during the heat of the noon hour, the great Mughal king, Shah Jahan, was suddenly overcome with thirst. He clapped his hands for a servant to bring him water, but none of the palace servants happened to be nearby. Rising from his couch, he looked in the water jug that was always kept in his chamber. It was empty. "Water I must have," said the king, "and that at once. And the only way to get it now is to go to the well and draw it up myself".

Leaving his royal chamber, he went to the well and drew up a bucket filled with fresh, cold water. But as he leaned forward to draw the bucket to him, his hand got caught in the crank of the wheel. The pain was sudden and severe, and the great king cried aloud in his agony. But, then, recollecting himself, he bowed before the Lord and said:

"O, Beloved Lord, I thank You from the bottom of my heart for this experience. I am such a stupid fool that I do not even know how to take water from a well. Yet, through Your inscrutable grace, You have made me a king".


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QUOTE(ManPaki @ Sep 21 2008, 12:34 PM) [snapback]3059719[/snapback]
[spoiler] SHAH JAHAN'S HUMILITY [/spoiler]



While resting one summer's day during the heat of the noon hour, the great Mughal king, Shah Jahan, was suddenly overcome with thirst. He clapped his hands for a servant to bring him water, but none of the palace servants happened to be nearby. Rising from his couch, he looked in the water jug that was always kept in his chamber. It was empty. "Water I must have," said the king, "and that at once. And the only way to get it now is to go to the well and draw it up myself".

Leaving his royal chamber, he went to the well and drew up a bucket filled with fresh, cold water. But as he leaned forward to draw the bucket to him, his hand got caught in the crank of the wheel. The pain was sudden and severe, and the great king cried aloud in his agony. But, then, recollecting himself, he bowed before the Lord and said:

"O, Beloved Lord, I thank You from the bottom of my heart for this experience. I am such a stupid fool that I do not even know how to take water from a well. Yet, through Your inscrutable grace, You have made me a king".




great piece
always Think of Allah and thank Allah
Kashif
very nice smile.gif

I like Shahjahan the most in the Mughal Emperors ........and then Babar
Cupid Princess
very nice
ManPaki
QUOTE(Kashif @ Sep 22 2008, 12:09 PM) [snapback]3060338[/snapback]
very nice smile.gif

I like Shahjahan the most in the Mughal Emperors ........and then Babar


Thanks.. Kashif.. rose.gif

aur Shahjahan ko pasand karnay ki vajah 'Taj Mahal' tu nahi.. smile.gif
sahera
thanks for sharing it.
Kashif
QUOTE(ManPaki @ Sep 22 2008, 10:35 PM) [snapback]3061013[/snapback]
Thanks.. Kashif.. rose.gif

aur Shahjahan ko pasand karnay ki vajah 'Taj Mahal' tu nahi.. smile.gif

you welcome janab smile.gif

Shahjahan waisay hi mujhay acha lagta hay kiyunke main nay detail say us ki sari zindagi ke halaat parrhay thay bachpan mein jis mein Taj Mehal banwanay ki dastan bhi thi.....bas us waqt say mujhay Shahjahan acha lagta hay
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Colors of Life

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aachi sharing hai! khush rahein!

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Humility is absolutely essential for a spiritual seeker. True humility is not something we can create on our own. We become humble only due to God's Grace. However, there are certain steps we can take in order to invite humility to live and thrive in our hearts. We can, figuratively speaking, prepare the fertile soil in which humility can grow unimpeded by dangerous pests such as vanity, pride, desire, anger, identification with the body, etc. Through unwavering faith and devotion, humility will gradually increase as we come closer and closer to true surrender to the Divine. [/center]


ManPaki
QUOTE(Colors of Life @ Sep 24 2008, 03:38 PM) [snapback]3063171[/snapback]
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aachi sharing hai! khush rahein!

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Humility is absolutely essential for a spiritual seeker. True humility is not something we can create on our own. We become humble only due to God's Grace. However, there are certain steps we can take in order to invite humility to live and thrive in our hearts. We can, figuratively speaking, prepare the fertile soil in which humility can grow unimpeded by dangerous pests such as vanity, pride, desire, anger, identification with the body, etc. Through unwavering faith and devotion, humility will gradually increase as we come closer and closer to true surrender to the Divine. [/center]



Exactly!!!

Thank you so much for these beautiful words.. Pleasure to have ur reply here.. a lot to get from ur reply..
Keep sharing ur views.. yes.gif
shahrafiq
khubsurat !!!ensan kuch nhi saway mati k ,,,khuda hame ajzo-o-enkasar se nawaze(ameen)
Sharabi_Eyes
Good one! smile.gif
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