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Meenaxi's Magic Mantras Series 1-8

  1. It's your choice to feel low or laugh it off thinking others' behaviour lowly! - Meenaxi's Magic Mantra # 1

  2. Perseverance is the greatest talent

  3. Complete forgiveness is the only remedy and the best revenge - Meenaxi's Magic Mantra # 3

  4. Being in love doesn't mean being tamed; instead those arms around you become your wings to fly - Meenaxi's Magic Mantra # 4

  5. Let love be the answer to all the questions - Meenaxi Magic Mantra # 5

  6. Shed all the fear, the next moment is Cheer - Meenaxi's Magic mantra # 6

  7. Why crawl when you can fly, When you can do it, why try ? - Meenaxi's Magic mantra # 7

  8. OLD friends keep you young - Meenaxi's Magic Mantra # 8

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