This is drawn by a 10 year old girl..age might be less but talent is so huge..keep share your views and i also want some suggestions from you guys on how to provide her right platform or direction so that she can flourish in her life with her god gifted talent?
A mandala art created by a ten-year-old girl, where every delicate detail reflects her creativity and calm spirit.
Simple. Graceful. Timeless.
She is just 10 years old...No fancy tools. No professional training. Just a pencil, imagination and a whole lot of love. ❤️
Her little hands created Ganesha ji with so much detail and innocence that we just had to share it. 🙏✨
Talent deserves encouragement. ❤️ If you like her artwork, leave a ❤️ and show this little artist some love! 🌸
I feel like my brain is almost dead due to overeating of thoughts, too much stress, too much anger, too much anxiety... i feel like its overflowing of negative thoughts...i want to dump all this scrap and want an empty mind..so that i cam retart with more efficiency and this time i Choose what to put inside and for what doors of my brains have to be closed forever...i need help someone please
I feel like my brain is almost dead due to overeating of thoughts, too much stress, too much anger, too much anxiety... i feel like its overflowing of negative thoughts...i want to dump all this scrap and want an empty mind..so that i cam retart with more efficiency and this time i Choose what to put inside and for what doors of my brains have to be closed forever...i need help someone please
Doing the right thing when no one is watching is the true test of character.
Healthy disagreement helps us grow. Personal attacks don't.
One thing I've learned is that not every opinion needs a rebuttal, and not every hostile comment deserves my time. I'd rather spend my energy on respectful discussions where people exchange ideas instead of attacking each other.
What has Reddit taught you about handling disagreements or online conversations? I'd genuinely like to hear your perspective.