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Happy New Year - 2012

January 7th 2012 15:00
Wish you a very happy new year, friends. This New Year has been great and has brought along lot of wishes and gifts for each and every one of us. Hope you have had a great New Year eve. I had one too and this time, it was a party with friends around us!

Have you already started forgetting those New Year resolutions? Well, if you have, that’s terribly all right to do. Everyone does that and this is the spirit of resolutions. They say that the New Year resolutions are meant to be broken.

Do let me know how your new year is going on and how you are enjoying. Do not forget to remind yourself about the resolutions and let us know which ones you broke already.

Have a great year of 2012 ahead! May you get all that you deserve!

Cheers!
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Either Help or Move On - Stop Sympathizing

November 26th 2011 16:24
Well, today was a good day. Overall, we had a nice outing. When I was traveling in the bus, I saw a few partially blind women, walking together, holding hands, by the road-side. They were clad in expensive and beautiful Sarees and were looking nice too. Everyone from the bus peeped out of their small windows to have a look at them. A few of them were wearing sunglasses. The sun was scorching bright today and when I was in bus, it was right above the roof of the bus. I am sure they would need a sun-glass as much as we do. We? The people who can see, without a stick!
Nepal Partially Blind Cricket Team
Nepal (Partially Blind) Cricket Team
Yes, the only way you could tell that they were blind, was the stick they held while walking. That walking stick is their eyes. Even though they can see partially, they would need a stick to walk. That is the gift God gave them.

Not sure if there is anything to do with religion here, but I felt for them a bit. They were not looking less pretty than any other girl on the street that time and they were clad in the best Sarees in town. The sight of beautiful woman in the street in a scorching noon is a rare one. Here, there were many of them, together! The entire world around them turned their necks to have a look, in surprise and more in praise.

But, when they noticed the walking stick in their hands, most of the eyes and stares changed their form and behavior. Many started looking at them in pity. They did not have to go down there and hold their hands and make them cross the road, but the onlookers’ eyes would tell you the entire story. They tried to sympathize!
Blind walking Stick Physically Challenged
Looking through a Stick
I do not want any sympathy for these wonderful partially blind women in the road-side. Even they themselves would not want any sympathy. They are physically challenged, no doubt; but, they have their own lives and they know just how to live it. Many of them live their lives better than we can manage to do. They do not need our sympathy. Well, if they want, they can look at us (with the best of looking abilities) and sympathize on us – on our living habits, on our moral and social behaviors. That would not be something we would like? Right? So, we should treat them the way we would want to be treated ourselves.

Porus, the Indian King was asked by Alexander the Great when the later defeated the former and had him on his knees, “How would you like to be treated?” The valiant king responded, “Treat me as a king treats another king!” Read it somewhere? Well, we read these things when we go to school and right after that, we manage to forget all of it. Hope you got the message. I felt it the moment when I saw the incident happening around me. I hope you would not wait for a similar thing to happen with you and stop sympathizing any of the physically or mentally challenged people around you. Help them, if you can. Or else, just move on!

Cheers!
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How Life Treats - Welcome

November 24th 2011 07:25
Life treats each one of us in its own way. In this blog, I will talk about how life treats me. I am sure it would be a nice way to look into myself – the days I pass and how I pass them. Reading my experiences with life, you can relate to me too. How does a biography or for that matter, an autobiography works? This blog would be a kind of my live autobiography. Along with things that happen to me, it would also contain things that happen around me. A combination of happenings within and around us is how life treats us.

Welcome to my blog. Keep reading.
Your feedback will be highly appreciated!

Cheers!
sTdwares
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