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Who is your life partner?

Who is your life partner?

Mom?
Dad?
Wife?
Son?
Husband?
Daughter?
Friends?

Not a all!

Your real life partner is your Body.

Once your body stops responding, no one is with you. You and your body stay together from birth till death. What you do to your body is your responsibility and that will come back to you. The more you care for your body, the more your body will care for you.

What you eat, what you do to be fit, how you deal with stress, how much rest you give to it; will decide how your body’s going to respond.

Remember, Your body is the only permanent address where you live.

Your body is your asset/liability, which no one else can share.
Your body is your responsibility.

Because you, are a real-life partner. 
Be fit. Take care of your "self".

Money comes and goes. Relatives and Friends are not permanent.

Remember no one can help your body other than you.

Do the following:
- Pranayama – for Lungs
- Meditation – for Mind
- Yoga- for Body
- Walking – for Heart
- Good food – for Intestines
- Good thoughts – for Soul
- Good Karma – for World

Source: Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

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