i am missing you so much. i never really got the chance to show how much you meant to me and i didn't realize it until it was too late. i love you daddy..so much. i am so sorry for all the pain that i caused you and all the heartache that you had to go through. i just wish that i could hug you and hold you one last time. i am feeling like i am going to die soon but what will happen of my mother if i am also gone, just promise me daddy that you will help me through this.
Wednesday, 25 January 2012
i love you daddy
i am missing you so much. i never really got the chance to show how much you meant to me and i didn't realize it until it was too late. i love you daddy..so much. i am so sorry for all the pain that i caused you and all the heartache that you had to go through. i just wish that i could hug you and hold you one last time. i am feeling like i am going to die soon but what will happen of my mother if i am also gone, just promise me daddy that you will help me through this.
Friday, 28 October 2011
Wednesday, 26 October 2011
Monday, 24 October 2011
In Your Arms
In your arms,
I want to lie,
And share with you,
How I feel inside.
Your hand so warm,
You hold me tight.
Your eyes have got me,
mesmerized!
Uncontrollable
Love and emotion,
Only with you,
I feel such devotion.
Sensual Love
Exceeding the limit,
Not a moment goes by,
Without you in it.
In your arms,
I want to lie.
Knowing our love will never die!
Sunday, 23 October 2011
Diwali or Deepavali
Diwali - Festival of Lights
Diwali is one of the major Indian festivals celebrated all over India, with equal enthusiasm and zeal. the word Diwali is the abbreviation of the Sanskrit word Deepavali which means rows of lights. one of the major Hindu festival, it is celebrated to commemorate the victory of good over evil, when Lord Rama defeated Ravana and rescued his wife Sita from his custody. It is predominantly a five-day festival, with a number of customs and rituals followed during each day. People prepare themselves for the festival weeks ahead, by cleaning and decorating their houses and premises.

The main festival day falls on the no-moon day of the dark half of Kartik, according to the Hindu lunar calendar. Celebrated with vigor and gaiety by people of every religion, the magical effect of Diwali creates an atmosphere of joy and festivity. Innumerable lamps are lit on the roofs and windowsills of the houses, thus, giving a divine look to the whole scenario. It is said that Lakshmi, Goddess of Wealth, roams the earth on this day and enters the house that is pure, clean and brightly illuminated. Therefore, people, before exchanging gifts and bursting crackers, offer prayers to the deity.
Young and old, men and women, all dress up in new clothes on this day to illuminate their home with diyas. The deities of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha are worshipped on Diwali, after which, the people share sweets and gifts with their relatives and friends. Fireworks, which attract the kids the most, form the highlight of the festival. The festive mood extends to the couple of days following the main day of the festival. Deepawali symbolizes the victory of righteousness and the lifting of spiritual darkness. It is the celebration of victory of good over evil - and the glory of light. Diwali signifies dispelling of darkness and filling the lives of the people by hopes.

Diwali is one of the major Indian festivals celebrated all over India, with equal enthusiasm and zeal. the word Diwali is the abbreviation of the Sanskrit word Deepavali which means rows of lights. one of the major Hindu festival, it is celebrated to commemorate the victory of good over evil, when Lord Rama defeated Ravana and rescued his wife Sita from his custody. It is predominantly a five-day festival, with a number of customs and rituals followed during each day. People prepare themselves for the festival weeks ahead, by cleaning and decorating their houses and premises.

The main festival day falls on the no-moon day of the dark half of Kartik, according to the Hindu lunar calendar. Celebrated with vigor and gaiety by people of every religion, the magical effect of Diwali creates an atmosphere of joy and festivity. Innumerable lamps are lit on the roofs and windowsills of the houses, thus, giving a divine look to the whole scenario. It is said that Lakshmi, Goddess of Wealth, roams the earth on this day and enters the house that is pure, clean and brightly illuminated. Therefore, people, before exchanging gifts and bursting crackers, offer prayers to the deity.
Young and old, men and women, all dress up in new clothes on this day to illuminate their home with diyas. The deities of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha are worshipped on Diwali, after which, the people share sweets and gifts with their relatives and friends. Fireworks, which attract the kids the most, form the highlight of the festival. The festive mood extends to the couple of days following the main day of the festival. Deepawali symbolizes the victory of righteousness and the lifting of spiritual darkness. It is the celebration of victory of good over evil - and the glory of light. Diwali signifies dispelling of darkness and filling the lives of the people by hopes. 
This is how India looked on the Diwali night from the satellite in outer space. Well, at leats this is what it would have looked in an artist’s imagination. The whole country is shining like jewels in complex nexus of lines.
Saturday, 22 October 2011
Thursday, 20 October 2011
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
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