Cultivate your Conscience

Conscience is the divine light of the soul that burns within the chambers of our psychological heart 💓.

It is as real as life is.
It raises its voice in protest whenever anything is thought of or done which is contrary to righteousness.

Conscience is a form of truth that has been transferred through our genetic stock in the form of knowledge of our own acts and our feeling of right or wrong.

Conscience is also a great ledger where our offences are booked and registered.it is a terrible witness.it threatens, promises, rewards and punishes, keeping all under its control.

If Conscience stings once,it is an admonition ; if twice,it is condemnation.

Tarana - Music Player

Tarana is a music player that offers features such as shuffle, song sharing, themed playlists, a variety of genres, search, and filters. video Live Demo on iamsonukushwaha.github.io/tarana Code here github.com/iamsonukushwaha/tarana

Made a personal finance tracker website using GitHub Co Pilot

This below video shows how I prompted github co pilot to write code for the website as desired. This below video is working demo, how we can make use of this app. how it work. Check live demo of website here if you want to suggest improvements , please write below in comment section.

Be a Flamingo In a Flock of Pigeons

To decipher the meaning of this saying, we need to start at the beginning. Flamingos are beautiful pink birds with unusual pink colored feathers. They are also unique for their “standing on one leg” pose, which no one knows for sure what it serves for. These birds can be found on almost every continent, but their uniqueness makes them a special experience for everyone lucky enough to see them in the wild. They live in large flocks and are very social birds. Because of these traits and their uniqueness, they are considered a rare and unusual appearance. On the other hand, pigeons are widely spread birds, as well, but they are a way more common sight than seeing flamingos. The reason is the fact they

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