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• Life is Divine Providence
• Deciding whom you marry is the most important decision you'll ever make.
• Most of the things u worry about, never happens.
• Every great achievement was once considered impossible.
• The more creative you are, the more things you notice.
• Never be too busy to say "please" and "thank you."
• It's hard to argue with someone when they're right.
• It doesn't cost anything to be nice.
• Nothing of value comes without effort.
• You can tell about a man by the happiness of his wife and the respect given him by his children.
• Enthusiasm is caught, not taught.
• Let your children be children.
• If you hire mediocre people, You get mediocre results.
• Good salesmen size up prospects by their shoes and watches.
• I've learned that regardless of color or age, we need same amount of love.
• A person's self-confidence determines his success.
• People allow themselves to be only as successful as they think they deserve to be.
• Teenage years are comprised of tribulations, confusion, agony, and love.
• You cannot expect others to solve your problems.
• If you take good care of your employees, they will take good care of your customers.
• Education, experience, and memories - no one can take away from you.
• A glamorous job after six months is just another job.
• The best way to lose a friend is to lend him money.
• More comfort doesn't necessarily mean more happiness.
• Generous people seldom have emotional and mental problems.
• Best thing about growing older is you don't feel the need to impress anyone.
• Anger manages everything poorly.
• If you give a pig and a child everything they want, you'll get a good pig and a bad child.
• There's no substitute for good manners.
• Good reputation is a person's greatest asset.
• Everyone is attractive when they smile.
• Parents and elders lecture and discipline you, because they care.
• You never really know your friends until you take a vacation with them.
• Make little decisions with head and the big decisions with heart.
• Never pay for a job until it's completed.
• People are about as happy as they decide to be.
• When bad times come, you can let them make you bitter or use them to make you better.
• To love and be loved is the greatest joy in the world.
• You shouldn't marry someone who has more problems than you.
• If I don't try new things, I won't learn new things.
• When things go wrong, U don't have to go with them.
• U can't change the past, but u can let it go.
• You can't judge people by the way they look.
• Ultimately, takers lose and givers win.
• Full life is not determined by how long you live, but by how well.
• Good health is true wealth.
• To become successful, it helps to dress the part.
• One loss doesn't make a season.
• You can keep going long after you think you can't.
• Leisure is not enjoyed unless it has been earned.
• To go to parties, you have to give some parties.
• No one can keep a secret.
• Everyone has something to teach.
• Love will break your heart, but it's worth.
• Categorizing people is destructive and unfair.
• What you are thinking about, you are becoming.
• A person's posture says a lot about his self-confidence.
• If you don't focus on the money but on doing a good job, money will come.
• People treat me the way I allow them to treat me.
• Whatever U love to d, U do well.
• When someone hurts your feelings, it is unimportant unless you persist in remembering it.
• If a child is not getting love and attention at home, he goes somewhere else to find it.
• You shouldn't brag about one of your children in the presence of another.
• You don't make any mistakes with your mouth shut.
• You can't except your children to listen to your advice and ignore your example.
• Happiness is like perfume: you can't give it away without getting a little on yourself.
• Honesty in little things is not a little thing.
• Work enjoyed is as much fun as leisure.
• There's no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs.
• Treasure you children for when they are, nor for what you want them to be.
• The only thing you owe life is to become the best you can be.
• It is impossible to teach without learning something yourself.
• If there were no problems, there would be no opportunities.
• Purpose of criticism is to help, not to humiliate.
• U should make the money before you spend it.
• Secret of success in business is : give people more than they expect.
• My worst decisions were made when I was angry.
• Best way to attend to any problem is to hurry slowly.
• A new baby changes all your priorities.
• You shouldn't expect life's very best if you're not giving it your very best.
• U don't understand women and U never will.
• Most people give up just when they are about to achieve success.
• When things get easy, it's easy to stop growing.
• You shouldn't speak unless you can improve on the silence.
• U can inherit wealth but never wisdom.
• The best way to appreciate something is to be without it for a while.
• U still have a lot to learn.

Every model/housewife in her life has to do some calculations. Most find it very difficult. Vedic mathemics over simplifies tedious, cumbersome arithmetical operations and allows you to solve them mentally making it seem like magic. The universe we live in has a basic mathematical structure obeying the rules of mathematical measures and relations. The most ancient Indian scriptures "Vedas" i.e. The fountain-head and illimitable store-house of all knowledge - contains all knowledge neede by mankind in 'spritual' and 'wordly' matters.

We as children in schools are taught to cram up - or 'get by heart' - the multiplication tables (up to 16 or 20) but according to vedic system tables above 5 x 5 are not required. You need to know only simple addition and subtraction to solve all multiplication problems. Which seem like a child's play.