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 Saturday Reading! The Creator of the Universe In gratitude of the Divine I did not apply for anything. No one recommended me. Yet, I was gifted this miraculous body Without an interview, without merit; just pure grace. Blood flows ceaselessly from head to toe! Every heartbeat a  silent drum of life. I don’t know what kind of divine technology powers this system, but the heart never tires, never rests until it's time to go. Two eyes, like cameras of a thousand megapixels, Capture the ever-changing beauty of this world colours , lights, emotions; Retina How Much Megapixels Is The Human Eye Roger Clark How Much all etched into memory ! A tongue that performs ten thousand taste tests with precision… Skin, a living sensor, feeling heat, cold, love, pain a miracle of sensitivity! A voice box that expresses thought and emotion* through sounds of infinite variety. And ears that decode every frequency from whispers of the wind to the laughter of loved ones! And this body made of 75% w...
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Saturday Reading!-Divided by a Common Language — The Indian Edition

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Saturday Reading!  Good Morning   I mean remain Good up- to 12 O'clock only! Divided by a Common Language — The Indian Edition As Indians schooled in the Queen’s English but raised in the Republic’s reality, we’ve turned the language of Shakespeare into something gloriously, apologetically our own. We bend it, twist it, stretch it and occasionally, reinvent it altogether. The result is Indian English, a tongue so inventive that it confuses the Brit, bewilders the American, and delights us endlessly. Consider our national treasure: the dicky. In India, we load our luggage into the dicky of the car. In America, that’s scandalous—something that might get you reported to HR. In Kerala, we don’t just speak English — we Malayalify it. “Open the light,” we say confidently, and it works just fine. In Tamil Nadu, grammar bends like a Bharatanatyam pose.    “I’m coming, da!” means “I’m going.” “Your good name, please?” is both inquiry and affection. And the word only travels f...
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Quote of the Week!

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  Quote of the Week! Bearers of our future, children hold a special place in our hearts. "Liveth there a man who has ever said that he does not love children?".Who doesn’t love unexpected hugs and smiles from such innocent creations dominant in environment for their honesty and earnestness.The very sight of pureness of an innocent child's heart and eyes, filled with pure unconditional love,care kindness, compassion and concern,curiosity,genuine nature and eyes that remain  open to awe and wonder .exploring this world with a freshness and yearning to learn more." -Tejinder Kamboj                                                 (1940-20??)  
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Quote of the Week!

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  Quote of the Week!   "The psychology behind Backbiting is social comparison ,insecurity,self esteem,to improve one's social ranking,cognitive biases and jealousy.Consequences of tale bearing amount to omitting grave sin by forgetting Righteousness,resulting in loss of trust damage of reputation, relationships, creates conflict, and harms one's own spiritual well-being.and creating toxic environment.Backbiting extinguishes/stifles one's inner spirit and the life of the soul. Interrupt the gossiper,saying "I don't have an opinion about it,you sound like having an issue with the person". Focus on self-improvement and maintain a positive mindset. Hypocrisy and deceit cloaked in charm a person who pretends kindness while secretly working against someone is more dangerous than an open enemy. Seeing beyond words into intentions and protecting oneself from false allies spying on others." -Tejinder Kamboj                     ...
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Story this Wednesday-A forgotten Hero!

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  Story this Wednesday-A forgotten Hero! 20 bikers refused to leave a dying veteran's hospital room No. 314 of unnamed VA hospital, even when security threatened to arrest them all. Old Jim had been dying alone for three weeks, no visitors, no family, just a forgotten Marine, in a VA hospital bed, counting his last breaths.major battle in which the United States Marine Corps (USMC) and United States Navy (USN) landed on and eventually captured the island of Iwo Jima )  was going to die without a single person holding his hand, something extraordinary happened, that had the entire hospital staff in tears. The bikers came from five different states, some riding through the night, others taking time off work they couldn't afford to lose, all because of a promise they'd made, to never let a veteran die alone. "Sir, visiting hours are over," the security guard said for the third time, his hand resting on his radio. "I'm going to have to call the police if you ...
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Sunday Special-Silence is Golden!

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  Sunday Special-Silence is Golden! "Ikk chup Sau sukh" is a Punjabi and Hindi idiom meaning " One silence, a hundred comforts" The phrase is an abbreviated form of the older proverb, "Speech is silver, but silence is golden," which originated in Arabic culture around the 9th century. While words are important (silver), silence is considered even more precious (golden) in certain situations. Silence saved her! That boy grew up to become **Gene Simmons**, the fire-breathing front man of the legendary  rock band KISS. Flora Klein was born in Jand Hungary in 1925. When the Nazis invaded in 1944,At just 14 years old, Flora’s world was torn apart. she and her family were sent to concentration camps. Only she and her brother survived.After the war, she rebuilt her life from ashes. In 1949, she gave birth to a son in Haifa, Israel—Chaim Witz. The world would come to know him as Gene Simmons, the iconic front man of KISS. In 1958, Flora and young Gene moved to New...
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