Samarth ko nahin dosh gunsai.

There is also a very popular line: 'Samarth ko nahin dosh gunsai' Goswami Tulsidas says in this line that he who is able has no fault. Samarth is also called 'Samarth'. Samarth also means skilled, proficient or strong. Among our historical characters are Lord Rama, Lord Krishna, Lord Hanuman, Lord Mahavira, Buddha, Bhishma. The devotee is also capable of God. Lord Sadashiv, Sun, Moon, Fire are also said to be able, Poo. Moraribapu says: 'Makes the incapable able Sagduru.' Those who are helpless get help only through Sagduru. Even in battle the hero is able, and he wins. If the Guru is able, the disciple progresses.

Strength is very necessary for the body, if the body is strong all the tasks can be done. A musician or a singer or an artist can perform his art only if he is able. The artist entertains the audience and gets wow wow and praise behind his hard work and ability.

Powerful individuals have a source of power. A strong person is full of energy. A capable person is always promoted or promoted. Samarth does not have planets or asteroids.

What we are unable to do there is weak, helpless or helpless. People with disabilities also get frustrated quickly. Individuals who are able never see their own gain-loss. If Samarth gets a chance, he immediately takes it fast. They do not miss the opportunity to show their strength.

Those who are able also enjoy competing or interacting with able people. If two Bahubali are fighting, both of them are brave. Those who are able should make good use of their power or art or skill. One should share one's knowledge with others.

Pride should not even come to the mind of one who is truly capable. Even though Ravana was strong, powerful and powerful, he was proud. The one who is arrogant is proud.

A capable person has a special need in today's society. The presence or actions of a capable person inspire others. Samarth's success is an inspiration to others. Those who are able never fail. Success always kisses him. It is beneficial to move forward with one's life by taking inspiration from the life of Samarth. Motivation from the power of powerful people in our progress or upliftment is often a blessing.

There is always a need for strong people to make life, religion, economics and politics successful. Being able is his victory. Samarth is victorious. If we look at the lives of able-bodied people, they also seem to have struggled a lot. They have become successful only after many difficulties, questions, questions.

Success and strength are two sides of the same coin. Let us also become powerful in today's difficult circumstances and time and make the garden of life fragrant and cheerful.

- Bharat Anjaria