Everything you do till then is a rehearsal in building each and every notion, intuition and ability inside you that are needed when time comes!
So whatever you do, do with full heart. This is only helping your future :)
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Everyone is walking on the path to his/her destiny
Everything you do till then is a rehearsal in building each and every notion, intuition and ability inside you that are needed when time comes!
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Book Review - The Shiva Triology by Amish Tripathi
And here I put down the 'Oath of the Vayuputras' by Amish Tripathi, who needs no introduction amongst Indian reader community.
If you have not read his books on Lord Shiva, the triology ("Immortals of Meluha", "Secretes of the Nagas" and "Oath of the Vayuputras"), you are missing out on a wonderfully crafted masterpiece!
The author has a fresh take on his worshiped and beloved God which powers him to research into ancient Indian books and stories, and along with new understandings of science and psychology, portraits the story of a mortal human being growing up to the levels of the God of Gods i.e. Mahadev!
The origin of the lead character Shiva from Tibetian mountains, his accidental arrival in Indian land and suddenly realising about supreme expectations of the whole nation from him in the form of their deity, and his confused yet determined mind leading him on the right path of wellbeing of all.
And his rebelousness for cruel rituals, insane artist inside him wining him the love of his life Sati, kind hearted yet very intelligent and brave warrior in him being used by King of India, Daksh and his incremental realisation of truth that the Evil is no person but the selfish thinking amongst good people being blinded to the truths of common good...
The story is of God, yet it is of heros amongst common people of the time and is quite relevant even today.
The author translates the concept of Somrasa very conveniently to the theory of anti-oxidents that can increase human life by detoxication. And his references to the Bramhastra which (he mentions) match very closely with that of Nuclear Weapons of today.
It has no magic, everything he tries to reason out by science and common sense. This keeps the story grounded and flies the reader to the ancient times with him, from where readers return only enchanted and with great appreciation for Shiva, and his disciple, Amish!
If you have not read his books on Lord Shiva, the triology ("Immortals of Meluha", "Secretes of the Nagas" and "Oath of the Vayuputras"), you are missing out on a wonderfully crafted masterpiece!
The author has a fresh take on his worshiped and beloved God which powers him to research into ancient Indian books and stories, and along with new understandings of science and psychology, portraits the story of a mortal human being growing up to the levels of the God of Gods i.e. Mahadev!
The origin of the lead character Shiva from Tibetian mountains, his accidental arrival in Indian land and suddenly realising about supreme expectations of the whole nation from him in the form of their deity, and his confused yet determined mind leading him on the right path of wellbeing of all.
And his rebelousness for cruel rituals, insane artist inside him wining him the love of his life Sati, kind hearted yet very intelligent and brave warrior in him being used by King of India, Daksh and his incremental realisation of truth that the Evil is no person but the selfish thinking amongst good people being blinded to the truths of common good...
The story is of God, yet it is of heros amongst common people of the time and is quite relevant even today.
The author translates the concept of Somrasa very conveniently to the theory of anti-oxidents that can increase human life by detoxication. And his references to the Bramhastra which (he mentions) match very closely with that of Nuclear Weapons of today.
It has no magic, everything he tries to reason out by science and common sense. This keeps the story grounded and flies the reader to the ancient times with him, from where readers return only enchanted and with great appreciation for Shiva, and his disciple, Amish!
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Started using Microsoft Windows Live Writer
Installed Windows Live Writer on my machine today.
It says I can post to multiple blogs sites from one editor, preformatted WYSIWYG.
Let’s see if I can accept using it or it is more fun to post on the blog site itself. :)
Monday, December 31, 2007
Wish you an enreaching 2008!
When a drop falls on a still water, it raises a circle of waves.
The waves that flow in all directions.
After a few moments, you cann't tell where the drop of water went.
This is acceptance!
The waves that flow in all directions.
After a few moments, you cann't tell where the drop of water went.
This is acceptance!
May new year bring you host of moments of sheer joy.
Wish you an enreaching 2008!
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Wish you a very happy Diwali!
Diwali gives us an opportunity to take stock of the good and evil within us and around us - thus gives an opportunity for meaningful and sustaining decision making for progress. Let us continue our struggle to better ourselves as well as those around us, with more vigor!
Wish you a very Happy Diwali!
(Collected from a friend's fw ;))
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