🕉️ Okay, that’s a great choice! It perfectly fits the criteria.

🕉️ “ज्योतिरिव विभावसो दृशिर्न योनाविव त्मना। य ईशिषे महतो यो लघुस्तस्मै देवाय हेतिभिर्विधेम॥” – Atharva Veda 13.3.1, Meaning: Let us serve with offerings that divine being, who is like the all-illumining light, whose vision is naturally present, who is the master of the great, who is also the smallest. This reminds us to appreciate the

🕉️ “अयं सो अर्जुनो नाम धृतिमान् बलवान् शुचिः – Mahabharata, It reminds us to recognize and appreciate the inherent strengths and virtues within ourselves, like courage, strength, and purity, fostering a positive self-image and outlook.”

🕉️ “जीवितं यावदवदं सुखं जीवेदृणं कृत्वा घृतं पिबेत् – Charvaka Philosophy, Live life happily while you can, even if it means incurring debt to enjoy pleasures.”

🕉️ “Anandamaya koshaat aatmaanandam pratishthati – Taittiriya Upanishad, This quote points to the ‘Blissful Sheath’ within us where the true self (Atman) resides. It encourages us to seek and establish ourselves in that state of inherent joy, reminding us that happiness is our essential nature and to appreciate the good things by connecting with that

🕉️ “इन्द्रो॑ दा॒शुषे॒ ददा॑ति॒ प्रति॑ गृभ्णाति॒ पूरु॑षः। अदाता॑ जीवति॒ न नि॑न्दति॥” – Rigveda 8.17.7, Indra bestows gifts on the giver, and the generous person accepts them. The non-giver does not truly live, and should not be scorned. This emphasizes the appreciation for what one receives and discourages negativity, implying gratitude and a positive attitude are

🕉️ “जीवितं यावदवदं जीवितं सुखं जीवितं नास्ति कायस्य पुनरागमनम्। – Charvaka Philosophy, While you live, live well; live happily. There is no rebirth. (Enjoy life to the fullest while you can as there’s no guarantee of another life).”

🕉️ “आनन्दा ह्यात्मनो रूपम् – Taittiriya Upanishad, Brahmananda Valli 6, Bliss is truly the nature of the Self. “

🕉️ “Shraddha-vrittena dharishyate – Atharva Veda, Discipline and faith sustain life.”

🕉️ “इन्द्रं वयं महाधन इन्द्रमर्भे हवामहे युजां वृत्रेषु वज्रिणम्” – Rigveda 1.6.1, We invoke Indra, the possessor of great wealth, Indra in small (difficult) circumstances; the wielder of the thunderbolt in battles. This reminds us to be grateful and call upon the divine (Indra) not only when things are plentiful, but also during challenging times,