Climate of Love :)

Love is in the Air

My Love Look up in the Sky

You Can See Two Loving Dove

Flying  So Higher and Higher

Love is Locked in Their Beaks

They Making Love Like Angels in Pair

The Spring Has Come with the Color of Passion

Climate of Love Ejected Juice of Green

In Vagina's of Nature in the Numerous Flower's of Variation

Look at the people, Look at Fields 

Look at the River and Mountains Flourishing Shields

These All Element's of Motherly Earth

Waked up From the Sleeping Silence of Winter's Lap

Now Cheered Up with Lifted Arm 

To Hear the Sweet Melody of Celebration

I Can Remember  the Summer of Anger

I Can Remember the Bursting Dark Clouds of Thunder

I Can Remember the Battle's of Duality 

But It's All About for the Seeking of Love

Our Unrest Journey of Finding Love

Our Unsatisfied Hunger for the Flame of Desire

We Cried Like the Rainy Eyelid's of Tear

Lost in Jungle of Puzzling thought's of Fear 

But We Know Each Other Like the Mirror of Soul

Our Mind's has Always Dragging Us

Like the Fireflies Catches Amorous Cry of Chandelier 

I burned I Thirst I Stay Alone or Being  Near To You

My open Arms Always try to Hold You Tightly  

To Feel You in My Solitude

Yes To Know You Absolute

To Taste Your Lip's Heated Dew

To Embrace Your Body in Molten Steam of Nude  

When I See the Sunshine Sparking in Sprout

When I Listen the Cuckoo Cooing So Loud

When I See White Cloud's Sailing Through the Blue Sky

I Know these All sign's are Yours 

I Can Feel Your Sensual Touch in Temperate Wind 

Yes I can See in Lighting Tides Your Glittering Smile of Shy   

Now Come Close to Me Dear

The Climate is Bright and Visibility is Clear

Ups and Downs are Gone

Serenity of Love and Kisses of Lust 

Now We All  Have to Share

Because Everybody Knows

In Love Every Thing is Fair ! 

                                                                
                                                                        M-e-Z  :D

To My Fire, My Love , My Baby

Happy Valentine's Day !!!! 

Mmmuuuaaahhhhh :O :D <3 <3 <3

    

                                                                              
       

Ray's of Ray :)

                                                                                  

What is attempted in these film is of course a synthesis. But it can be seen by someone who has his feet in both cultures. Someone who will bring to bear on the films involvement and detachment in equal measure. ----- Satyajit Ray . 

No Need to Introduction Just Enjoy !!! :D To My Lioness & All of You !! :)

My Personal Fav's , Some of His Works That's Inspire Me & Make My Mind to Think & Dissecting Myself To Reshape My Personal View of Life.

   

 

           

 

   

 

 

Dubidha

                                                                                     

Zindegi Sidhi Kyun Nehi Hain

Yeh Sawal Itihass Ne Har Lamha Pucha Hain

Agar Sab Kuch Ek Hi Hisaab Se Chalta

Toh Kitna Aacha Hota

Yeh Dubidha Hume Hamesha 

Kashmakash Mein Kyun Daal Deti Hain ?

Tumne Kavi Hire Ko Dekha Hain

Koyle Ki Khhan Se Nikalte Hue ?

Uss Ki Badan Mein Tab Shayed 

Kali Kali Si Ek Maila Chadar Ghire Rahete Hain

Usse Pata Nehi Hota Hain

Ke Uss Ke Saath Kya Hone Wala Hain

Phir Usse Hum Log Utha Le Aate Hain

Zohri Usse Bahut Bariki Se Tarash Te Hain

Uss Ke Badan Mein Chamak Aati Hain

Usse Kured Kured Ke Ek Aakar Diya Jata Hain

Phir Woh Chali Jati Hain Kisi Aamir Ke Ghar

Kisi Insan Ki Badan Ki Shobha Barhane Ke Liyeh

Lekin Kuch Dino Ke Baad Insaan Uss Ki Chamak Se

Dhire Dhire Ubb Ne Lagte Hain Aur Kisi Aur Pathar Ki Taraf

Uss Ki Mann Bahek Ne Lagti Hain Aur Woh Hira

Kisi Khubsurat Pitare Ki Andhere Mein Gum Ho Jati Hain

Tab Woh Ek Show Piece Ban Jati Hain 

Uss Aamir Ki Ghar Ke Shobha Barha Ne Ke Liyeh

Lekin Kavi Gaur Se Dekhna 

Zohri  Jab Hire Ko Tarash Ti Hain

Toh Uss Ki Badan Se Kuch Chhote Chhote Tukre

Idhar Udhar Bikhar Ke Pare Rahete Hain

Unn Tukron Ko Bazar Mein 

Pani Ke Dam Pe Becha Jata Hain

Kuch Kanch Ke Karigar Usse Kharid Lete Hain

Aur Apni Chaku Ke Nokh Par

Unn Tukron Ko Lagake Woh Kanch Ke 

Bikhre Hue Hisson Ko Kat Kar  Sahi Aakar Dete Hain

Tum Jo Apni Chehre Ko 

Roz Ek Aaine Mein Dekhti Ho 

Woh Aaina Shayed Aisi Hi Kisi Hire Ki Madad Se

Uss Ki Chuan Se Apna Ek Alag Pahechan Banayi Hain

Woh Tumhe Apni Pith Par Kali Poch Ke Bawajud

Apni Samne Ki Ujale Se 

Tumhari Surat Ki Sacchi Pahechan Karwati Hain

Main Hoon Woh Aaina Jiski Badan Mein

Aate Jate Uthte Baith Te Duniya 

Kali Pochne Ki Koshish Karti Hain

Tab Main Bhagti Hoon Khudah Ki Dar Pe

Jahan Woh Mujhe Phir Se Hatheli-e-Almas 

Ki Chuan Se Phir Se Ek Nayi Roop Deti Hain

Aur Tum Ho Woh Hira Jisse Main Pitare Mein

Bandh Hote Nehi Dekh Sakti Issiliyeh

Kavi Kavi Apni Sacchai Ki Dhar Se Tumhe Tarash Ne Ki

Koshish Kar Ti Hoon Aur Yeh Toh Tum Janti Ho

Bina Kharoch Ke Hira Chamkti Nehi

Aur Hira Agar Na Tarshe Toh Kanch Ko Kategi Kaise ?

Hira Hatheli Ki Shobha Zarur Barhati Hain

Lekin Usse Agar Zaban Pe Rakkho Toh Woh

Zaher Ban Jati Hain Aur Agar Usse Chaku Ke

Nokh Pe Rakkho Toh Woh Karigar Ke Faan Mein

Aur Usski Jadu-e-Nakshe Ke Hunar Se

Aaine Ko Nayi Roop Milti Hain

Kyun Ki Kanch Hire Ko Nehi Kat Sakta

Lekin Hira Kanch Ko Kat Sakta Hain            

Issiliyeh Aaine Ko Hire Ki Zarurat Hain

                                                                          Dilemma of Duality :)

                                                                                        

City of Temple Bishnupur :)

                                                                                     

Rasmancha

The oldest brick temple in Bishnupur, Rasmancha has unique structure and is the only temple of its kind in India. Built by Malla King Bir Hambir in 1600 CE, the temple has only one chamber, the sanctum sanctorum, with an elongated tower encircled by turrets which are of hut shapes. It is enclosed by a passageway and there are some big cannons which date back to Malla period.

During the festival of Vaishnava Ras, all the idols of Radha Krishna of Bishnupur region used to be bought here to be worshipped by the people. The festival is no longer held now; it was held till 1932 and then stopped. Moreover, Rasmancha is no longer a temple today; it is a protected monument now. 

Jorebangla Temple

Built by Malla King Raghunath Singh during 1655 AD, this temple is one of the tourist places in Bishnupur town. The temple has an appearance of two thatched huts joined together and surmounted by a single tower. The temple’s roofs and walls have classical Chala style of architecture and the terracotta works on the walls are simply magnificent.

A plenty of terracotta panels are set on the walls and rooms of the temple and some carved designs on the temple displays the Royal lifestyles, stories depicting the epics and historical scenes. This ancient structure built using laterite bricks is a worth visiting site in Bishnupur town.

Madan Mohan Temple

This eka-ratna temple was built by Malla King Durjana Singh Dev in late 17th century. Considered to be one of the oldest temples in Bishnupur, it has a square flat roof with curved cornices and a pinnacle over the top. Stories of the Ramayana, Mahabharata and the Puranas can be depicted from the wonderfully carved walls of the temple. 

                                                                                    

DALMADAL CANON 

After downfall of the Malla dynasty the royal cannon was carelessly half-buried under the red soil of Bishnupur. But the legend who bears the dormant history of wars in Bengal, established itself over the surface again by the help of the British rulers in 1919. Dalmadal, the great royal cannon and historical proof of Bishnupur is still standing firmly with all its glorious personality and confidence.

According to history Maharaja Bir Humbeer spent One lack & Twenty Five Thousand Rupees to manufacture this devastating weapon to protect his kingdom. In Bengali language ‘Dala’ means ‘Group’ which indicates ‘Enemies’ here and ‘Mardan’ means ‘Destroy’. So it’s easy to understand that the name itself signifies the purpose and activities of the gigantic royal piece of iron. Some people say Dalmadal is a combined shape of two individual cannon Dal & Madal. Generally the Bramhins of Bishnupur believes that there were many famous religious hailstones under the territory of Malla kingdom and one of them was Dalmadal stone which was former traditional God of Jagannath Karmakar the reputed artisan & creator of the cannon, who named that weapon as a salute. He surprisingly soldered 63 plate of irons and shaped that weapon. It was not so easy to get pure iron from raw mineral-iron at that period which was probably around 1600 AD. Associates of History say that only charcoals were used to burn and melt iron at that time. Elephants and big wheels were used to carry that cannon into the battlefield.
According to famous myth inhabitants of Bishnupur believes that Lord Madanmohan fired that weapon with his own hand to protect His city from the inroads of Maratha dacoits or Borgies. So the local people respects the cannon which was touched and blessed by Lord Madanmohan. Madanmohan is the local name of Lord Krishna.

                                                                              

MA CHINNAMASTA MANDIR

The third Mahavidya is Chinnamasta. Listen to the story of Her origin from the Pancharatna Grantha.

Once Parvati went with Her friends Dakini and Varnini to take a bath in the Mandakini River. Parvati was feeling very happy and a lot of love was welling up inside Her. Her complexion darkened and the feeling of love completely took over. Her friends on the other hand were hungry and asked Parvati to give them some food. Parvati requested them to wait and said that She would feed them after a while, and began walking.

After a short while, Her friends once again appealed to Her, telling Her that She was the Mother of the Universe and they Her children, and asked to be fed quickly. Parvati replied that they should wait until they got home. Her friends could not wait any longer and demanded that their hunger be satisfied immediately. The compassionate Parvati laughed and with her finger nail cut Her own head. Immediately the blood spurted in three directions. Her two friends drank the blood from two of the directions and the Goddess herself drank the blood from the third direction. Since she cut Her own head, she is known as Chinnamasta.

Chinnamasta shines like a lightning bolt from the Sun. She demonstrates the rare courage needed to make the highest conceivable sacrifice. May we imbue that very same courage from that daring Goddess!

 IN THE TEMPLE OF MA CHINNAMASTA MANDIR I HAVE PERFORMED A SPECIAL PUJA FOR YOU. :D THIS GODDESS IS BELIEVED SO COMPASSIONATE TO HER DEVOTEE'S THAT NO ONE RETURN BACK WITHOUT GET HER DIVINE HAND OF BOON , TO VISIT THIS TEMPLE IS SIMPLY A BLISS !!!    :D

A COURTESY OF GOOGLE

                                               To My Fire & All of You , Enjoy !!! :D <3<3<3

                                                                         

Tom On The Top !!! :)

                                                                            

 "When I say I climbed Everest what I really mean is … my team climbed Mount Everest."

Tom Whittaker rocked conventional wisdom when, as an amputee, he created a world first by becoming the first person with a disability to climb Mount Everest. Now he is aiming for a new world record; to become the first amputee to conquer the highest peak on each of seven continents.

Tom Whittaker, a world-class mountaineer, has pitted himself against the North Face of the Matterhorn in winter, Mt. McKinley, and the nose of El Capitan in Yosemite Valley. On Thanksgiving Day of 1979, a car accident shattered both his legs. Emergency surgery saved his life but required the removal of his right kneecap - and the amputation of his right foot. Tom Whittaker’s life had changed forever but his adventures had just begun. Nineteen years later, Whittaker made history and stunned the world when he became the first ‘disabled’ climber ever to conquer Mount Everest.

This was his third attempt on that mountain. In 1995 he came within 1,500 feet of the summit before being beaten back. On returning to base camp, teammate Greg Child gave Tom a stone saying “I picked this up on the summit and I want you to put it back where I got it from”. The gauntlet was cast.

Three years later, after overcoming a lung infection, and medical opposition, Tom’s perseverance and determination paid off. On May 27th, 1998, Whittaker made a footprint on Everest and climbing history by stepping onto the 'Roof of the World'. He returned the stone, he redefined the possible, but more than anything his achievement stands as a beacon to all who aspire to take a dream and turn it into something great.

All this was captured in CBS’s documentary film, "Footprint on Everest", which won the Teddy (Roosevelt) Award for best adventure documentary. The film was re-tooled for “48 Hours" with Dan Rather as “Against All Odds.”

Tom Whittaker’s experiences have taken him on a remarkable journey of adventure and self-discovery. He proved to the world – and himself – that the mind is more powerful than the body. He has battled to raise awareness of diversity and the real abilities of people with disabilities. Tom is convinced that the best way for people, no matter who they are, to achieve their destinies is through well defined values, self knowledge, clear goals and the ambition and drive to make it happen. Whittaker’s wining formula has worked for him and his teams in the most extreme environments on Earth. Of this you can be absolutely certain; it will work for your people - Guaranteed!

Biodata: Tom Whittaker

With 35 years of experience in teamwork, leadership and motivation training Tom Whittaker is an educator and expert and human achievement. He has two Masters Degrees from Idaho State University’s College of Education and pursued Doctoral studies at Colorado State University in the School of Human Resources.

The son of a Welsh army officer, Tom Whittaker worked as a schoolteacher in the UK, a rig diver in the North Atlantic and as a nightclub bouncer in Gibraltar. He arrived in the U.S. having worked his passage delivering a 65-foot yacht across the Atlantic. He has been a program director for the Canadian Outward Bound Mountain School, he founded and directed the Cooperative Wilderness Handicapped Outdoor Group at Idaho State University and for nine years, Whittaker taught wilderness leadership studies as a professor at Prescott College in Arizona.

Tom Whittaker became a naturalized American citizen in 1986. Twenty years later he was inducted into “The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire” by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace when he was awarded an MBE, for service to people with disabilities and mountaineering.

Tom Whittaker currently serves as the Executive Director of the Call to Duty Foundation that is dedicated to integrating service men and women from Iraq and Afghanistan back into the society they fought to protect. He lives in the mountains of Arizona with his two young daughters.

• Tom Whittaker was inducted into The Most Magnificent Order of the British Empire when he was presented the Member of the British Empire award at a royal investiture at Buckingham Palace by Queen Elizabeth II.
• The Gene Autry Courage Award
• The Franklin D. Roosevelt Award: March of Dimes
• The ESPN "Superlative performance" Arete Award
• Freedom of the Human Spirit Award - International Center for the Disabled
• Just One Break, Inc. Role Model of the Year Award

Educational Initiative

Whittaker’s message of diversity went out in seven separate Scholastic News publications to some two million school children. An interactive curriculum 5th through 12th grades was subscribed to by 760 schools in the U. S. and Canada. Another million hits were logged on web sites that were maintained during the expedition.

Environmental Initiative

Tom Whittaker’s expedition retrieved more than 1,000lbs of garbage from the high camps and recycled it to the highest standards. They also retrieved 89 oxygen Cylinders that were shipped back to the US and sold to cover the cost of the initiative. 

                                             where head is held high and mind is without fear

                                                        Mmmuuuaaaaaahhhh :O

                                            Hat's Off to You Tom  <3 <3 <3 :D

                                                                                  
"You touched our hearts and souls and made us laugh in the process. I walked away (in tears of course) with a renewed sense of appreciation for where I work, where I live, for my country, for my health and for life in general. Everyone loved your style, your humor and your ease in speaking. The only complaint I have heard about the day was 'next time, please provide Kleenex!'"

—Ronda J. Executive
 
Assistant to the President & CEO
Yavapai Regional Medical Center

"As evidenced by the applause at different times during your presentation, and the standing ovation at the end, your incredible story will motivate and inspire our staff for a long time to come."

—Cathy Lozoskie
Care Resources
                                                                             

 A courtesy of www.tomwhittaker.org

The King of Word-- EDWARD :D

                                                                                                                                                                   

 The only British sovereign to abdicate voluntarily, Edward stepped down in 1936 to marry the American divorcee Wallis Simpson. He was king for less than a year.

Edward was born on 23 June 1894 in Richmond, Surrey, the eldest child of the duke of York. He was always known in his family as David, one of many middle names. In 1910, Edward's father became George V and Edward, prince of Wales. He joined the Grenadier Guards in World War One, although he was not allowed to see active service. Throughout the 1920s, Edward undertook extensive foreign tours particularly in the empire, representing his father. These tours, together with Edward's visits to areas of high unemployment and deprivation in Britain during the economic depression of the early 1930s, made Edward very popular.

Edward had affairs with a number of married women in the 1920s, but then met and fell in love with Wallis Simpson, the wife of an American businessman. In January 1936, George V died and Edward became king. In October, Wallis Simpson was granted a divorce from her husband, and it became clear that the new king wished to marry her, against the advice of many of his advisors who did not believe that Edward, as head of the Church of England, should marry a divorced woman. All attempts to find a solution failed and so, on 10 December, Edward signed an instrument of abdication. The following day, after broadcasting to the nation and the empire to explain his actions, he left for Europe. Edward's brother became George VI.

In June 1937, Edward married Wallis Simpson and the couple were given the titles of duke and duchess of Windsor. For the next two years they lived mainly in France. On a visit to Germany in 1937, they had a controversial meeting with Adolf Hitler. After the outbreak of war, Edward was appointed governor of the Bahamas. He remained in this post until the end of the war, when he and the duchess returned to France.

In the remaining years of his life, the duke paid only short visits to England to attend the funerals of family members, and there continued to be much bitterness between the duke and his family. Edward died of throat cancer on 28 May 1972 in Paris, and was buried near Windsor.

 A COURTESY OF  www.bbc.co.uk/history

                                                

                                                   Love You Eddy Baby 

                                           Mmmmmmmuuuaaaahhhh :O :D <3<3<3 

                                              This is Called Royal Romance !!!  :)

                                                                      

Khalwat

                                                                                      

 Khuss Hona Chahti Hoon

Lekin Bina Tumhare Khussi Kaha Hain ?

Muskurahat Yun Toh Har Din 

Surat Pe Latakti Raheti Hain

Bina Tumhare Yeh Dil Khol Ke Hassi Kaha Hain ?

Sharab Toh Pite Hain 

Behosh Hone Ke Liyeh Aksar

Lekin Bina Piye Ashq-e-Ulfat 

Jalte Hue Dil Ki Agan Bujhti Nehi

Agar Agan Bhi Bhuj Jaye Toh

Jo Rahe Jati Hain Pyass-e-Khalwat

Bina Piye Tumhare Aakhon Ke Sagar Ke

Dard -e-Tanhai Ke Aaram Kahin Aur Sujhti Nehi

Yun Hi Nehi Khamosh Raheti Hoon Main

Kaise Guzarte Hain Pal Ek Ek Din Ki Kya Kahu

Jaise Nange Pair Chalti Hoon Angaroon Mein 

Tapti Hoon Khud Ki Hi Maan Ki 

Agan Mein Mira Ke Jaise

Aur Tum Dikhai Dete Ho 

Sehraa Mein Chasmein Sharab Ki Tarha

Aur Main Ek Boond Tumhare 

Barsat-e-Chahat Ke Liyeh

Banke Musafir Bhari Dopaher Bhatak Ta Phiru

Mushkil Hain Bahut Mushkil Hain 

Jinah Iss Haal Mein

Lekin Main Vi Janti Hoon Ke 

Tum Ho Meri Intezaar Mein

Aur Kuch Na Mile Inn 

Kora Kora Raat Ki Karbat Mein Sanam  

Ab Janti Hu Main Yeh Itminan Se

Ke  Manzil-e-Mohabbat 

Kisi Anjam Ke Mohtaj Nehi

Yeh Toh Safar Hain 

Hum Dono Ki Paaidar (Eternal) Ke

Tum Jab Tak Na Milo 

Mujhe Hamesha Ke Liyeh

Main Chahat Mein Tumhare Phiru Jogiyon Ki Tarha

Jaise Kavi Kishan Ne Jiya Tha Tanhai Mein

Nivane Rasmein Judai Radha Ki Pyar Ke Liyeh
                                                      
                                                             M-e-Z

                                          To My Love, My Baby, My Fire

                                                Waiting For Your Love :)

                                           Mmmmuuuuaaahhh :O <3 <3 <3