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  Holy books are treasure trove of spiritual knowledge. They are a vast source of wisdom and life lessons. The information inside solves many purposes of life. These books are considered sacred and important as they express spiritual truths, establish relationships with the divine, promote communal identity and and guide us to take up spiritual practices. Above all, they are our assets when it comes to  protecting our cultural heritage and traditions . It cannot be denied that  reading and learning holy texts makes people wiser and healthier. This habit empowers them to take strong decisions in their life.  Reading holy books not only has a positive impact on our lives but it also benefits the physical and mental health. The positivity is such that it lasts a lifetime.  Changing your brain — and your body — for the better Someone has rightly said, "Reading books can change your brain — and your body — for the better". A growing body of research indicates that reading

                                                                                                                              PRAYERS....... I am saying this from my personal experience that whenever I have been in a livid situation and have felt vulnerable, help has come to me from somewhere or the other. As they say, every cloud has a silver lining. My clouds have always been dispersed by the silver lining. I would not be exaggerating if I said that prayer is the only truth that I know of and everything else seems to be an illusion to me.  Prayer is not a  superstition or an action , but it is a reality, truer than the food that we eat, water that we drink, or the life we spend.    Commonly, people ignore or forget to say their prayers. They do not devote proper attention and time to the ritual of praying. If they pray too, they perform half-heartedly or out of fear. Some people pray to God only when an incident happens to them. There are very few people who surrender to God comp