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na — not; etena — by this; dehena — by the body; hare — to Lord Śiva;
kṛta-āgasaḥ — having committed offenses; deha-udbhavena — produced
from your body; alam alam — enough, enough; ku-janmanā — with a
contemptible birth; vrīḍā — shame; mama — my; abhūt — was;
ku-jana-prasańgataḥ — from a relationship with a bad person; tat janma
— th

1.Create opportunities to do what you love to do for Krishna. We all have gifts and talents that are God- given. Use them in devotional service. When you do what you love to do, you often do it best, and giving your best to Krishna is what is wanted. The practice of surrender is often doing services that need to be done, for the pleasure of Krishna, even when it doesn’t suit us, or we don’t like to do it. That’s wonderful. And needed. But along with that, do

1. Kind to Everyone

Sometimes we are kind to everyone outside of our home and nasty to those near to us. Treat your child with kindness and he will learn to be kind – a word of appreciation, a pat of encouragement, a hug of affection. Show kindness to others – a helping hand, giving charity, a word of thanks. Kindness does not mean giving in to your child – it means never giving up on your child. You also show your kindness by setting clear expectations, boundaries and following through on conseq