Dear Bhnon, brothers, Btijion and tau Btijo you all to welcome in the weekly magazine

Dear Bhnon, brothers, Btijion and tau Btijo you all to welcome in the weekly magazine's 38th issue. Means today marks 38 weeks before the 38th we started this magazine. Then Ms. Alpana law, Ms. Simaji, Mr. Ashish G, Ms. Vinitaji, Ms. Premltaji and related end Mr. Smirlal law. And the caravan was made. As a result of the collective dedication and hard work of all the tau weekly with new finery been presented in front of you every week. We are grateful to all of you from the heart. After 38 weeks of this offer today we are giving a break to the tau weekly magazine. Keep'm sure this is just a pause. Tau weekly magazine with her new finery will be presented to you again soon. You know it is a labor-intensive task. It has to be time consuming. We give personal health reasons Parhe not currently have much time to journal, therefore giving it a break. Tau puzzle Purwwat continue. Your love and blessings and hope it will continue like that. Your week is good. Ib Ramram domoplius today! -tau Rampuria
"Udntshtri of advice" - Samir Red The first step in the acquisition of wisdom is silence, the second listening, the third memory, the fourth practice, the fifth teaching others. -Solomon Ibn Gabriol and learning to achieve the first stage, ie discrimination silence, the second listening, the third memory, the fourth practice, and the fifth stage is to share the acquired knowledge to others. But nowadays the earliest, in the world of appearances, to set yourself up in this theory are exactly reversed. Just name the desire is to escape, not to speak of knowledge Nhinllvivek please. Today the view, come and go without hearing, began sharing knowledge. So the issue is how to increase protests, will complete his practice. Then will remember how the controversy provoked such controversy and was formerly on the path that will be heard and hear the silence when will provoke controversy will disguises. Scholars are not just saying that. Listen to them and obey their principles. 'll Be happy. The more a man knows, the more he forgives. -Catherine The Great ie as h