You Have To Be Creative Sometimes!!!…..
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Natarajan
My mother was the smartest person I’ve ever known, not because she had a fancy job or a high level of education, but because of her experience and wisdom. When I was a little kid she used to share her thoughts, ideas and life lessons with me. I can honestly say I would not have been the person I am today without her.
In an effort to save her words and pass them on to my children, I have written down her snippets of advice and thoughts on life. A few years after my project was done she passed away in her sleep. Today, I want to share some of her inspiring words with you, I hope they will help you as much as they have helped me.
No matter where you are or what you’re going through, remember there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Never expect, assume, or demand anything – just do your best, control what you can, and let go of what you can’t.
2. Others should accept you for who you are
Speak your truth even if your voice shakes and you know it won’t be well-received. You are something beautiful and unique, so if you hold that back, the whole world becomes a little less amazing. Walk your path confidently and proudly – don’t expect anyone else to understand your journey.
3. You are not who you used to be, and that’s okay
People go through many ups and downs in life, and it changes them. You are no different. Your perspective has changed, your likes and dislikes have changed, your political views may have changed, and that is all normal. When people accuse you of changing, just reply by saying: “Of course I’ve changed. That’s what life is all about. I’m still the same person, just stronger and wiser.”
4. Everything that happens helps you grow
Whatever happens, hold on to hope. Learn from everything and don’t be afraid to make the same mistake twice, three times, or as many times as necessary.
5. Life should be simple
Focus on one thing at a time. You don’t have to do everything, and you don’t need to do something every second of your life. Breathe, be present, and do your best – it’s the most anyone, including yourself, could ever hope for.
6. Educate yourself to be happy, not to be rich
There is a big difference between knowing the price of things, and knowing the value of things. In the end, you will come to realize that the best days are the days when you don’t need anything special to make you smile.
7. Always be positive
Your misery or unhappiness is determined not by your circumstances, but by your attitude. Smile at those who want to hurt you – show them that they can’t take away your happiness from you. Your willpower is stronger than you know.
8. Pay close attention to those you care about
When people say “I’m okay,” you need to look them in the eyes, hug them tight, and reply, “I know you’re not”. Don’t be too upset if some people only seem to remember you when they need you, only be upset if they are not there when you need them.
9. Learn how to let go of people
Some people are bad for you, some people need to do things on their own, and some people might need you to teach them a hard lesson. It’s not easy to say goodbye when you don’t want to but you know you need to, it’s for the benefit of both sides.
10. Sometimes getting results means stripping yourself of people that slow you down
As much as you may love them, some people can make it a lot harder for you to reach your goals. Almost everyone will encounter such a person during their life. As you find out who you are and what you want, you realize that people you’ve known forever don’t see things the way you do. Keep the wonderful memories you had with them, but move on to achieve your happiness.
11. “I can’t believe I did that”, is much better than, “I wish I did that.”
Don’t live your life trying to impress others. Live it so you’ll impress yourself. If you know you will regret not doing something, just do it. It’s that simple.
12. If you can’t find your happy ending, maybe it’s time to look for a new beginning.
We all fail from time to time, it’s just a part of life. Don’t be stubborn and just accept it. The strongest people out there are the same people who have fought the toughest battles, lost, and moved on to a new beginning.
Source….www.ba-bamail.com
Natarajan
It is said that King Dhritarashtra asked a question and described the battlefield of Kurukshetra as Dharmakshetra, field of virtue (The Gita begins with King Dhritarashtra asking what his sons and the Pandavas are doing in Kurukshetra). Referring to his sons he says, ‘Mamaka‘ — that is, those to whom I am bound by attachment. Dhritarashtra, in his ignorance, asked a question which really means, what are the thamo and rajo gunas (slothful and passionate qualities), represented by the Kauravas, doing in the battlefield with the Pandavas who representsattvic gunas (pure qualities). This battle is continually being waged, in the body which is the true Dharmakshetra, in Kurukshetra which symbolises the sensory organs. And Lord Krishna in the form of the consciousness or Atma is a witness to this battle all the time.
At about 6.30 on the morning of May 28, 2016,, the sun rising over Mozambique projected some bright orange light through some layers of low cloud hanging in the Mutare Valley to produce a display of alternating light and dark sunrise stripes. One of these struck the summit of the nearby granite Kopje called Hospital Hill and then obliquely descended the slope facing me while narrowing and gradually fading away. The display lasted for just six minutes.
As a tripod was not immediately available, an impromptu series of hand-held camera images was taken using a Panasonic Lumix DMC TZ-60 in sunset scenery mode. Twenty of the most suitable for generating a time-lapse sequence were selected and adjusted in size to obtain good registration before being used to produce a time-lapse movie which loops five times.
A rare combination of light and shade, with Hospital Hill looking as I’ve never seen it before!
Source…….. Posted by Peter Lowenstein in www.earthsky.org
Natarajan
கவிஞர் கண்ணதாசன்_ஒரு கல்லூரிக்_
கவியரங்கத்தில் கலந்துகொண்டு கவிதையை
வாசிக்க ஆரம்பித்தார்.
அரங்கத்தில் உற்சாக_ஆரவாரம் எழுந்தது.
அவர் கவிதை வாசிக்கும்போது ஒவ்வொரு_
வரிக்கும் பலத்த கைதட்டல் எழுந்தது.
வாசித்து முடிந்ததும் கரவொலி அடங்க_
வெகுநேரம் பிடித்தது.
கைதட்டல்கள் முடிந்ததும்,
கண்ணதாசன்சொன்னார்,
‘இன்று நான் வாசித்த_கவிதை நான்_
எழுதியது அல்ல.
உங்கள் கல்லூரி மாணவர்_ஒருவர் நேற்று_
ஒரு கவிதை எடுத்துக்_கொண்டு வந்து_
என்னிடம் காண்பித்தார்.
அது மிக நன்றாக இருந்தது.
எனவே நான் எழுதிய_கவிதையை அவரை_
வாசிக்க சொல்லிவிட்டு_அவர் எழுதிய_
கவிதையை நான் வாசித்தேன்.
என் கவிதையை அவர் வாசிக்கும்போது_
எந்தவித ஆரவாரமும் இல்லை.
அவர் எழுதிய_கவிதையை நான் வாசித்தபோது_
பலத்த வரவேற்பு.
ஆக சொல்பவன் யார் என்பதைத்தான் உலகம்_
பார்க்கிறதே ஒழிய,
சொல்லும் பொருளைப்_பற்றிக் கவலைப்படுவதில்லை.
என்பதுதான்_உண்மை என்று புரிகிறது.”
ஒரு பிரபலமானவன் முயலுக்கு மூன்று கால்கள்_
மட்டும்தான்_என்று சொன்னாலும் ஆமாம் என்று சொல்லும்_
சமுதாயத்தில் தான்_நாம் வாழ்ந்து கொண்டிருக்கிறோம்..!!
Source…..Facebook input from #படித்ததில்_பிடித்தது
Natarajan
When you wear a wristwatch, and someone asks where it was manufactured, you will state that it was made by a Swiss company. We have neither seen the Swiss company nor the watch manufacturer, but are using the watch. Did this watch appear miraculously or did someone take time to manufacture this? You agree that the knowledge and process of assembling watches must exist somewhere and we readily accept that some individual has assembled this watch. If a watch has a creator, what about the Universe? Who can create all these things which are so permanent and steady? When we ask such a question, people simply push away the question and say that these are natural. They do not recognise the creator who has created all this. Not to accept the existence of such a creator is to be foolish and hard-headed.
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. I went to a really emotional wedding the other day. Even the cake was in tiers.
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The moment we hear the name of Ganges, we are reminded of the two banks thereof on which are the many centres of pilgrimage, and on which lie the great places of learning. We visualise the great spiritual centres like Benares, Prayag, Rishikesh and Hardwar. In the same manner, we should also recognise the great pilgrim centres of our mind too. Our own intelligence and Antahkarana (inner instruments or senses) are the great pilgrim centres of our body. It is customary that in the holy places of pilgrimage, sacred tasks are performed; and as a consequence thereof, sacred ideas are generated. In the inner body, alongside the life flow of blood, our mind, our Chitta (heart), our Antahkarana, etc., can all be recognised as places where good ideas can be generated.