A Prayer for Guidance and Protection

हमें भगवान से प्रार्थना करनी चाहिए कि वे हमें संकेत दें, कठिन परिस्थितियों में हमारी मदद करें, हमें गलत लोगों से दूर रखें, और समय रहते हमें सावधान करें।

"We should pray to God to give us signs, help us in difficult situations, keep us away from the wrong people, and warn us in time."

This line expresses a humble request to God for guidance in life. It shows the desire for divine signs to make the right choices, strength to face difficulties, protection from harmful people, and timely warnings to avoid danger. It reflects faith in God as a guiding and protective force.

Life is filled with uncertainties, and often we do not know which path will lead us to peace or pain. In such moments, turning to God becomes a source of comfort and hope. Praying for signs helps us seek clarity when our minds are confused, while asking for help in difficult situations gives us the strength to endure challenges. We also seek protection from wrong influences that may lead us astray and for timely warnings that can save us from harm. This prayer is not just about changing circumstances, but about finding inner strength and wisdom through faith, so that we may walk through life with trust, courage, and peace in our hearts.

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