Vocabulary It's a challenge - kihívást jelent valami; jelen esetben arról van szó, hogy a két fiatal hogyan bírja majd ki egymást, ha folyamatosan együtt lesznek To get on very well - jól kijönni egymással: a kifejezést használhatjuk rokonokra, barátokra vagy éppen kollégákra To live together - együtt élni valakivel To think long and hard - alaposan elgondolkodni valamin To be worried about something - aggódni valami miatt To move in with somebody - összeköltözni valakivel To get married - összeházasodni To get to know somebody - megismerni vagy kiismerni valakit To make concessions - engedményeket tenni

Abigail:
Majlinda’s about to move in with her English boyfriend.

During the war, the palms of Lord Sri Krishna, soft and tender like lotus petals, developed boils all over, since the steeds strained their hardest, when they were restrained or controlled as He had to hold the reins tight. The Lord devoid of food and sleep, performed services both high and low, and kept ready both horses and chariot in perfect trim. He also went on various other sundry errands, which were fundamental to achieving victory. He bathed the horses in the river, attended to their wounds and applied balm to cure them.

When the ruler becomes cognizant of the activities of evil times, ‘Kali’, he must investigate into the conditions favourable for its spread.  Emperor Parikshit analyzed the situation and declared that Kali or wickedness can have sway only through the incompetence of the ruler, the loss of self-reliance among the people and the decline in the earning of Grace. These three are the factors that promote the plans of Kali. Without them, man cannot fall a prey to its wiles. Hence, Parikshit promoted alertness and leadership through personal example to his people.

Imitation can never become culture. You may wear royal robes and act the role; but can you, as a result of this imitation, become a king? A donkey clothed in tiger skin does not become a tiger. Imitation is a sign of cowardice. It cannot further one’s progress. In fact the tendency to imitate leads you down, step by step, into frightful shape. You must endeavour to uplift yourselves. You must be proud that you are devotees of the Lord. You must be proud of your ancestors. You should not imitate others and copy their attitudes.

There is a technique by which the Immortal Spirit can be discovered. Though it may appear difficult, each step forward makes the next one easier, and a mind that is made ready by discipline is able to discover the Divine basis of man and creation in a flash. There is no short-cut to this consummation. One has to give up all the tendencies that one has accumulated so far and become light for the journey. Lust, greed, anger, malice, conceit, envy, hate – all these tendencies have to be shed. It is not enough to listen to spiritual discourses and count the number you have listened to.