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Praise Him for the trials sent as cords of love, Binding us more closely to the things above; For the faith that conquers, hope, that naught can dim, For the land where loved ones gather unto Him! (E.E. Hewitt, 1851-1920) #BeKind #learningpatience #treesofbangalore #treesofinstagram #naturephotography @sjbhs.behind.the.scenes #mybangalore #kannadiga #PrayerisPower #faithlessons

Open UP: #132 Fight Harassment I grew up in a very studious, modern, competitive family and was always ahead of my peers both in studies and sports. I had the best campus placement among all my friends and was blazing through my career. I thought I am settled now. Then it happened. One of my team managers started getting close to me. First it was subtle like unintentional touching, vulgar jokes and then more clear. I was uncomfortable and did everything to fight it but his harassment only increased. It was an open secret in office about his behavior and no one did anything to stop him. I was worried about my job, family, character and what not. Many people had quit jobs or suffered in silence because of him. I resisted but fell into the later category. I lost my confidence, my voice and started failing in my work. My health started suffering too. I confided to my husband who supported my decision and a colleague in office helped me fight. I met him in his office and told him that I will complain but he just scorned at me. I filed a complaint with the HR and followed though. My only friend in office supported me. Many people came forward after that and he was fired. That day, I just went to the washroom and cried but this time they were tears of relief. After that, my work improved, my health came back, my smile came back. I could find my voice in all the conundrum because of that one friend and my husband to fight. That is what I tell everyone I meet now. Don’t be silent. Fight with everything you have. Because, if you don’t, who will? #TalktoTiger #PositivePsychologist #OpenUP #mentalhealth #Saynotosexualharassment

The solution to all our #problems—spiritual, social or political—is in the Bible. The Bible never grows old. The Bible among books is what Christ is among men. The Bible is not only the Book of God but also the god of books! Oh! may I love Thy precious Word, may I explore its mine! May I its fragrant flowers glean, may light upon me shine! (Edwin Hodder, 1837-1904) #sundayworship @allpeopleschurchbangalore #PrayerisPower #TalktoTiger #Lordstable #Breadandwine #Blessedtime However far you have gone from God, just turn around and see... He is right there to accept you and forgive you. Turn back to Jesus today. #riseandshine #like4follow #likesforlikes #Kannadiga #comment4comment #commentforcomment

When an unplanned break comesinto your life, though unpleasant, don't fret it out relax and find peace. May be a pause is what God sent your way to #rethink, #restart and #renew. God has no pleasure in our suffering. If we sinful people desire that our children should be happy and healthy, how much more will our heavenly Father desire so for His children! But if suffering is an incomparable means to correct us and teach us His ways, will the Heavenly Father spoil us by sparing that rod? Job said, "Teach me, and I will be silent; and show me how I have erred" (Job 6:24). If we recollect the outcome of the sufferings of the past, we will stay patient instead of turning bitter. In inescapable and inexplicable situations, let's tell God what Job said, "I am nothing — how could I ever find the answers? I will put my hand over my mouth in silence" (Job 40:4). Heavy-laden, sore oppressed, love can soothe thy troubled breast; In the Saviour find thy rest; at the Cross there's room! (Fanny J. Crosby, 1823-1915) @talktotiger #TalktoTiger #solaceintrouble #PositivePsychologist #Dontgiveup #nailsofinstagram #puncture #forcedbreak

Open UP – 100 + stories of Human spirit
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Tiger’s Travel diaries

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