- Only if you are possible, everything will be possible.
- Her sharp eyes, bold lies, there is no need to feel alive.
- In every step that you will take, learn to feel delight and pain.
- Keep your loved ones close and strangers closer.
- You are what you think, eat, pray, love and share.
- No matter how clever you are, you cannot avoid your enemies.
- A strong gives forgiveness but weak gives permission.
- Experience is more important than knowledge.
- You created yourself and you will destroy yourself.
- You cannot argue with women without her consent.
- There are several theories on sex and all of them are lies.
A heart has problems which mind cannot understand.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Random ideas
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People & beliefs
This is with reference to the article by Dr Ramesh Khatry "Fakers & followers" (Sept 27). It is true that there are many fake babas, pundits, and shadus in our country. Interestingly, it is easier to fool believers than non-believers. I really agree with the writer that we Nepalis want to believe in something. As a matter of fact, majority of people on earth tend to have faith on something.
Once people start believing in something, it later turns into a cult, sect or religion. There is nothing wrong in having a belief in something or someone, but it may confine one to a small world. That was probably why Gerry Spence once said, " I would rather have a mind opened by wonder than one closed by belief." Speaking in line with this quote, it can be a good idea to listen to all religious pundits who claim to be something. However, at the same time, validity and verification must be taken into account.
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Once people start believing in something, it later turns into a cult, sect or religion. There is nothing wrong in having a belief in something or someone, but it may confine one to a small world. That was probably why Gerry Spence once said, " I would rather have a mind opened by wonder than one closed by belief." Speaking in line with this quote, it can be a good idea to listen to all religious pundits who claim to be something. However, at the same time, validity and verification must be taken into account.
Published: My Republica
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
Where are you, my love?
Where are you, my love?
Are you in paradise?
Milking white cow
And listening tunes of birds
Or are you in your room
Listening heavy metal
And smoking marijuana
Or are you in your library
Reading words of love, seeking
Knowledge and wisdom
Or are you in hell?
Selling your body
Satisfying unwise men
Or are you heartbroken
And trying to find me
or Someone just like me
To fulfil your aloneness
Are you near that lake?
Where we spent long hours
Fishing and reading poetry
Tell me my love
Where are you?
Maybe right now,
You are in me
I know you are in me
You are God’s divine creation
And I feel your smell
In every petals of the red flowers
And I feel your light
With every morning
When there is sunrise
And I feel your body
Every night when I go to bed
But I repeat my beloved,
Where are you?
This poem has been submitted for publication to, Linguaphobous Journal
Are you in paradise?
Milking white cow
And listening tunes of birds
Or are you in your room
Listening heavy metal
And smoking marijuana
Or are you in your library
Reading words of love, seeking
Knowledge and wisdom
Or are you in hell?
Selling your body
Satisfying unwise men
Or are you heartbroken
And trying to find me
or Someone just like me
To fulfil your aloneness
Are you near that lake?
Where we spent long hours
Fishing and reading poetry
Tell me my love
Where are you?
Maybe right now,
You are in me
I know you are in me
You are God’s divine creation
And I feel your smell
In every petals of the red flowers
And I feel your light
With every morning
When there is sunrise
And I feel your body
Every night when I go to bed
But I repeat my beloved,
Where are you?
This poem has been submitted for publication to, Linguaphobous Journal
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Friday, September 24, 2010
What Bob Says:
"Only once in your life, I truly believe, you find someone who can completely turn your world around. You tell them things that you’ve never shared with another soul and they absorb everything you say and actually want to hear more. You share hopes for the future, dreams that will never come true, goals that were never achieved and the many disappointments life has thrown at you. When something wonderful happens, you can’t wait to tell them about it, knowing they will share in your excitement. They are not embarrassed to cry with you when you are hurting or laugh with you when you make a fool of yourself. Never do they hurt your feelings or make you feel like you are not good enough, but rather they build you up and show you the things about yourself that make you special and even beautiful. There is never any pressure, jealousy or competition but only a quiet calmness when they are around. You can be yourself and not worry about what they will think of you because they love you for who you are. The things that seem insignificant to most people such as a note, song or walk become invaluable treasures kept safe in your heart to cherish forever. Memories of your childhood come back and are so clear and vivid it’s like being young again. Colours seem brighter and more brilliant. Laughter seems part of daily life where before it was infrequent or didn’t exist at all. A phone call or two during the day helps to get you through a long day’s work and always brings a smile to your face. In their presence, there’s no need for continuous conversation, but you find you’re quite content in just having them nearby. Things that never interested you before become fascinating because you know they are important to this person who is so special to you. You think of this person on every occasion and in everything you do. Simple things bring them to mind like a pale blue sky, gentle wind or even a storm cloud on the horizon. You open your heart knowing that there’s a chance it may be broken one day and in opening your heart, you experience a love and joy that you never dreamed possible. You find that being vulnerable is the only way to allow your heart to feel true pleasure that’s so real it scares you. You find strength in knowing you have a true friend and possibly a soul mate who will remain loyal to the end. Life seems completely different, exciting and worthwhile. Your only hope and security is in knowing that they are a part of your life."
— Bob Marley
— Bob Marley
Monday, September 20, 2010
The Day Lunatic die
The Day Lunatic die
And I do not know why
Maybe he was sick
Maybe he had fully lived
And I do not know why
Everyone hated him
Everyone wanted to kill him
He died unnaturally
And nobody knew why
People regretted his death
People said, “Oh, so sad…”
Eventually, a woman arrived
And she said, “Thanks God…,
…I will bear less pain”
Suspense all over his life
And speculation all over his death
Poor lunatic finally rested
In peace
Before his departure someone said,
He wrote a piece
It read:
The day lunatic died
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Poor ideas
You will receive most when you will expect least.
Every religion should be in favor of humankind.
Coding is poetry and so am I.
Walk on the virgin land for fresh ideas.
If life is worth living for so is it worth for dying.
A dog barks for food but princess sleeps in good mood.
Those people, who hate you, envy your freedom.
Many things have been written and will be written for dream. Dreams are nothing but our unclear expectations.
A lonely life, a boring evening, and basket full of problems. She had burdens of weight to carry on her back. Help her.
A true man loves his enemies as much he loves his friends.
Life is a learning process until dying is processed.
Every religion should be in favor of humankind.
Coding is poetry and so am I.
Walk on the virgin land for fresh ideas.
If life is worth living for so is it worth for dying.
A dog barks for food but princess sleeps in good mood.
Those people, who hate you, envy your freedom.
Many things have been written and will be written for dream. Dreams are nothing but our unclear expectations.
A lonely life, a boring evening, and basket full of problems. She had burdens of weight to carry on her back. Help her.
A true man loves his enemies as much he loves his friends.
Life is a learning process until dying is processed.
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Friday, September 17, 2010
Random thoughts/ideas
• I am not someone who is different from you but I am in you.
• Every problem comes with a baggage of solutions.
• Where art thy love in a smoke of smokeless cigarette?
• There are only two buttons in our consciousness, it wakes up or sleep forever.
• Human is a suffered mind but an enlightened soul.
• Sadness wakes up as I sleep but she never sleeps when I wake up.
• Every mistake committed is a learning opportunity.
• We have been evolved from know thyself to show thyself.
• Friendship is selfless love, care, respect, and honors not a profitable opportunity.
• She never encoded her decoded love instead, she says, “I am not wrong.”
• Do not expect your life to be only bed of roses; learn also to walk on thorns.
• Everything has to end; even full toothpaste ends.
• If I were to die today, I would have lived fully only for today.
• Every problem comes with a baggage of solutions.
• Where art thy love in a smoke of smokeless cigarette?
• There are only two buttons in our consciousness, it wakes up or sleep forever.
• Human is a suffered mind but an enlightened soul.
• Sadness wakes up as I sleep but she never sleeps when I wake up.
• Every mistake committed is a learning opportunity.
• We have been evolved from know thyself to show thyself.
• Friendship is selfless love, care, respect, and honors not a profitable opportunity.
• She never encoded her decoded love instead, she says, “I am not wrong.”
• Do not expect your life to be only bed of roses; learn also to walk on thorns.
• Everything has to end; even full toothpaste ends.
• If I were to die today, I would have lived fully only for today.
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About Religion
In this very short essay, I will try to define what religion is. I do not know what religion is. I am trying to interpret the message linguistically. Let us imagine that, "reli+gion=religion". The dissection of these two terms should mean something. The suffix is 'gion' that might mean the path of guiding principles. Let us assume that it means some path and the doorway of that path. In short, religion is a path towards greater morals and greater life.
Back in the Stone Age, people were very simple. They knew not the tips and tricks of today's society. Everybody was in win-win situation. Therefore, some wise intellectuals among those communities and groups formed some morals based on truth. They might have given such morals the name of religion. As part of our evolutionary process, the younger generation became more intellectual and the older generation became outdated. The wide range of gap between intellectuals of future seeking men march on to form group and the other outdated group formed another group. If we would imagine that these two groups became two different religions then we can see present generation with lots of religion.
Every religion should be in the favor of humanity. If any religion is not in the favor of humanity then that religion will collapse automatically. As news and media bombard us, there are many debate and crap stories about religion. We talk a lot about Hindu, Christian, Jews, and Muslim religion. It is not the matter of faith or believes to seek or suggest which religion is better or worse but it is the matter of our sorting out intolerant behavior with tolerance.
The core difference between two highs does not make one low. Each and everything that we do, think and perform is based on one religion or another. Our daily habit is a religion. Our daily behavior is another religion. Our daily lives of doing this and that could give rise to one religion. Religion is not only based on the virtue of God or gods. We cannot change anything if we cannot change our thinking. We need to re-think, re-consider, and re-evaluate the morals of our very religious societies.
Let us imagine that God is watching and he is supreme commander and chief of all the religions that we humans have created on this blue planet. Let us imagine that he is watching our daily activities, if by chance he would ever consider visiting this land. He would laugh-out-loud at our childish games as if a father laughs when child seeks for toys. Anyways, it does not matter what we do and what we think about religion because in his/her/it eyes, everything remains the same. God listens through the atomic door of love. We just need to keep that door open with love. Otherwise, we might just kill each other someday for absolutely nothing. Stop fighting and start loving.
Back in the Stone Age, people were very simple. They knew not the tips and tricks of today's society. Everybody was in win-win situation. Therefore, some wise intellectuals among those communities and groups formed some morals based on truth. They might have given such morals the name of religion. As part of our evolutionary process, the younger generation became more intellectual and the older generation became outdated. The wide range of gap between intellectuals of future seeking men march on to form group and the other outdated group formed another group. If we would imagine that these two groups became two different religions then we can see present generation with lots of religion.
Every religion should be in the favor of humanity. If any religion is not in the favor of humanity then that religion will collapse automatically. As news and media bombard us, there are many debate and crap stories about religion. We talk a lot about Hindu, Christian, Jews, and Muslim religion. It is not the matter of faith or believes to seek or suggest which religion is better or worse but it is the matter of our sorting out intolerant behavior with tolerance.
The core difference between two highs does not make one low. Each and everything that we do, think and perform is based on one religion or another. Our daily habit is a religion. Our daily behavior is another religion. Our daily lives of doing this and that could give rise to one religion. Religion is not only based on the virtue of God or gods. We cannot change anything if we cannot change our thinking. We need to re-think, re-consider, and re-evaluate the morals of our very religious societies.
Let us imagine that God is watching and he is supreme commander and chief of all the religions that we humans have created on this blue planet. Let us imagine that he is watching our daily activities, if by chance he would ever consider visiting this land. He would laugh-out-loud at our childish games as if a father laughs when child seeks for toys. Anyways, it does not matter what we do and what we think about religion because in his/her/it eyes, everything remains the same. God listens through the atomic door of love. We just need to keep that door open with love. Otherwise, we might just kill each other someday for absolutely nothing. Stop fighting and start loving.
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Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Featured poems in The Sound Of Poetry Review
I got an e-mail today and this is what they said:
Warm greetings!
Thank you, Santosh, for your poetry submission. We are pleased to let you know that The Sound Of Poetry Review accepted your contribution, now live and ready to view.
http://thesoundofpoetryreview.wordpress.com/2010/09/15/santosh-kalwar-nepali-poet/
Please enjoy reading these poems !!! Thank you and Keep Smiling !!!
Warm greetings!
Thank you, Santosh, for your poetry submission. We are pleased to let you know that The Sound Of Poetry Review accepted your contribution, now live and ready to view.
http://thesoundofpoetryreview.wordpress.com/2010/09/15/santosh-kalwar-nepali-poet/
Please enjoy reading these poems !!! Thank you and Keep Smiling !!!
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Yet another poem accepted by Asphodel Madness 2.0
Good news ! I think I am soon going to be a "poet". Very funny !
The good news is that yet another poem has been accepted by Asphodel Madness 2.0, edited by Ross Vassilev
The Poem, “A never-ending song”, has been accepted and published on Asphodel Madness Journal, you may read a poem here: http://asphodelmadness.wordpress.com/201
you may click above... to read a poem.
Thank you and Happy Reading !
The good news is that yet another poem has been accepted by Asphodel Madness 2.0, edited by Ross Vassilev
The Poem, “A never-ending song”, has been accepted and published on Asphodel Madness Journal, you may read a poem here: http://asphodelmadness.wordpress.com/2010/09/14/%e2%80%9ca-never-ending-song%e2%80%9d/ Thank you and Keep smiling... :)
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Thank you and Happy Reading !
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Monday, September 13, 2010
Bhaigiri
I am not majoring in Democracy and Social science but I would like to provide you some pointers on why democracy is not suitable in our country. First democracy has been established in the notion of free society, freedom, and liberty. Everybody has rights to say and do good deeds under the law. It has many advantages but each advantage also comes along with disadvantages. When there is more number of parties and everyone is willing to show that they are the best ones, it becomes extremely difficult for ordinary people to judge that one is best for us. We choose Maoist party but what happen to them. They seem to fall and rise and they are not stable enough in their own rights. Similarly, the other parties are not very trustful. In our Nepalese society, an autocratic rule works well. Now, I can see some eyebrows raised. This is because under one rule and regime, it would be easy to dictate and govern people.
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Saturday, September 11, 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
Frog and toads
In a small pond, there lived a frog and thousand of toads. The frog was the leader of all the toads and whatever the frog decides, everyone obeyed. Today, we live in the similar situation. The frogs are the politicians and the toads are all public. All the public obeys to what frog decides and says. This is not how democracy works. In democracy, a person has power to choose and decide who their politicians would be.
While reading the recent debate on Terry Jones and burning of Koran (the holy book of Allah), I think there is a big frog running the business and whatever they are saying or doing is carefully obeyed or listened by the general public.
The religion is very sensitive issue to touch and talk about. Everybody has some religion. Everyone follows one religion or another. Nevertheless, the question is not what religious beliefs or faith you are indulging yourself into; the question is why big fat politicians have to mull these issues. The ‘Islamophobia’ and ‘Chrisitianophobia’ is running the entire show on this earth.
It is extremely difficult to understand why these phobias affect deep in our society and culture. When someone is burning something; let them burn. Do not be stupid! In the end, everything will be burned and there will be nothing remaining. If someone does not understand, your religion of their own religion then let them not understand. We humans are like child asking chocolates from the God. The God is curiously watching over our actions. He knows that these humans that are fighting over smaller things like this; are not moving towards greater path. He knows that these humans are like a small babies crying for a toy or just trying to get his/her/it attention.
The ordinary public are puppets of worthless news. Do not change your actions based on what these preachers suggest you to do. Be firm on your action and do not easily believe what they say. These people are playing a bigger game that is very hard to understand by an average mind. An average mind cannot easily grasp the fact that there might just be a religious fight for forthcoming World War III.
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Sunday, September 5, 2010
What is sex?
What is sex?
An unknown pleasure
Or, known ecstasy
Love or lust
Life or death
Sex or mixture of lusty nights
And dirty talks deeds
A sin
Or, lifelong lasting experiences
What is sex?
Long-term relationships
Commitment, sacrifice, doubts
Fear, lie, or intermingling of
Two body and two souls
Mingling of two thoughts
Into one single thoughts
For the common goal
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Friday, September 3, 2010
Random thoughts
1. Never in history Finland was without sauna and the present generation is too lazy to live without it.
2. The words that I echo tonight will be the words of our ancestors; upon there grave as I stand up and deliver their names.
3. Everything and everybody is governing something and somebody.
4. If a friend to me is friend to all then a friend to all is not a friend to me.
5. If poetry was ever to be understood, wouldn't it be called poetry, would it?
6. We come here / for some purpose / and whatever that might be; let us sort out / our differences / our ancestors has piled them behind.
7. If I am not well and you are well then where is an oil in the well ?
8. We are all great thinkers but not great lovers. Romanticism floats like a waves in an ocean but idealism sinks at rock bottom.
9. I am fully satisfied with my life, let me sing you, the last song tonight.
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
How to Impress Your Professor?
Your professor is your guide, mentor and friend. He is your only guru who will give you and your work, a nice ride. He will take care of your research and evaluate your work every time. Alright, let me stop writing nice words about professors. They are busiest people in the world.
Some even claim to be too busy when they are not. Therefore, you should understand that they do not have enough time for your research. However, they will be extremely happy when you will show them results. They really love results.
By the way, do not forget to give them credit in each and every work you perform. Even if they have no time and energy to provide you any 'input' for your work, you just have to 'add their names in publication and other results'. So, keep this in mind that you must credit them for no reason. Not all the professor(s) are 'spin head', some of them are extremely good and they provide good evaluation of your work.
Alright! My essay on 'how to impress'; let us say, there are few points you should take into account.
1. Always show more than you really do: This simply means to present yourself as an active student even if you remain passive at your workplace.
2. Always 'butter' them: By 'buttering', you can get close to your professors. Try to hang-out with them, play games and visit public places; become more personal towards them. The more personal friend you become; there is better chance that you will get positive treatment at your work place.
3. Lie more: Yes, the more you lie to your professor the better impact you will have on them. If they will give you some work and you are not ready yet to complete it; just lie and say that you are sick or something.
4. Print more material: Print lot of references and put it in your work table. When professor visits at your workplace( at rare occasion they will eventually) show to them that you are working extremely hard to solve your research problem.
5. Make Library: This is similar to point 4. Get books from library and arrange at your shelve. This will show that you are busy reading lot of books.
Now, you are ready to impress your professor! Good luck!
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Santosh_Kalwar
http://EzineArticles.com/?How-to-Impress-Your-Professor?&id=4919397
Some even claim to be too busy when they are not. Therefore, you should understand that they do not have enough time for your research. However, they will be extremely happy when you will show them results. They really love results.
By the way, do not forget to give them credit in each and every work you perform. Even if they have no time and energy to provide you any 'input' for your work, you just have to 'add their names in publication and other results'. So, keep this in mind that you must credit them for no reason. Not all the professor(s) are 'spin head', some of them are extremely good and they provide good evaluation of your work.
Alright! My essay on 'how to impress'; let us say, there are few points you should take into account.
1. Always show more than you really do: This simply means to present yourself as an active student even if you remain passive at your workplace.
2. Always 'butter' them: By 'buttering', you can get close to your professors. Try to hang-out with them, play games and visit public places; become more personal towards them. The more personal friend you become; there is better chance that you will get positive treatment at your work place.
3. Lie more: Yes, the more you lie to your professor the better impact you will have on them. If they will give you some work and you are not ready yet to complete it; just lie and say that you are sick or something.
4. Print more material: Print lot of references and put it in your work table. When professor visits at your workplace( at rare occasion they will eventually) show to them that you are working extremely hard to solve your research problem.
5. Make Library: This is similar to point 4. Get books from library and arrange at your shelve. This will show that you are busy reading lot of books.
Now, you are ready to impress your professor! Good luck!
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Santosh_Kalwar
http://EzineArticles.com/?How-to-Impress-Your-Professor?&id=4919397
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Monday, August 30, 2010
Q&A
Question:
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They say men are from Mars and women from Venus, but the fact is they both have to co-exist on Earth. Where do you think men and women fail in understanding the other gender? How do you think can they meet mid-point in a relationship?
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The central idea of Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus is absurd. Philosophically, it is true that these dual beings are different and there is no point in magnifying the differences. The so called, "elites" and "wise" people whom we address as, "they" are most of the times either marketing their product or idea in the mass market. In the core level of relationship: mutual agreement, compromise and balancing act matters most. There is no difference in one single variable. The difference exits when there is two. The failure of understanding comes not from one side but from both the sides. Men think Women are mysterious whereas women think men are mysterious. In general, nobody ever has understood women simply because women are not a creature which can be understood but an instrument of love. These two meet only for the common interest. When they have some common goal to be achieved they meet. The common goal could be: dreams, career, life long togetherness and so on. However, whatever has been or written about women in literature, art and movies will be said afterwards. The world is changing and so is the relationship climate in different places and countries. Some wise man once said, "To love is easy, to be in relationship is extremely difficult." Maybe the wise man is right.
Thank you !
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Sunday, August 29, 2010
Random thoughts
· Life is music without the end.
· If you can go beyond, an illusion of love, you will discover the universe is relative, to your heart.
· My friends are boring but they are shoring.
· Convert your hate into love; convert your anger into smile; convert your sorrows into happiness and your life will converted into death.
· Feel the music in your heart and let it guide you and your mere talks.
· Poetry is experiment with words.
· I may not remember what I say, but I know what I have to say. Hence, let us say. Not for shake of saying but for shake of feeling, your say.
· There is nothing beyond death but there is everything before it.
· I am very grateful for your kindness, patience and love so let's share our goodness in one and all.
· The truth about life and lie about life is not measured by others but by your intuition which never lies.
O holy Sunday, let your darkness not come along my way. Let her nurture internal and external world, as I start my personal day.
· What would you do with lasting remembrance? Today, you are singing your song and tomorrow, someone else will sing his/her song.
· An alternative to love is not hate but patience.
· Around the world there are millions suffering and don't brood over your personal suffering.
· Accept what comes in your life, be good and kind, the world in which we live, and seems to be ruthless and blind.
· Everything is unpredictable, except your goodness.
· There is fun nowhere and everywhere.
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